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**HAL9KPCM** · 11-22-2013, 06:50 PM

Nope... if I did, I could probably do it myself, but my CAD skills aren't good enough that I would want to start from scratch. Of course, I would want to ensure the accuracy to ensure proper alignment.

My particular heli that I fly, a JR GSR260Z Sport has been discontinued as has many of the parts. I picked up the last one that Great Hobbies had in stock at a heavily discounted price and would like to be able to duplicate the parts. So essentially, I have the actual frames as templates.

Many other parts share the same background with the JR Vibe 90, so I'm still good there. I'm going to make duplicate molds of the body (which were very much over priced for replacements anyway). Bearings I can get anywhere and some other parts, I may snag up some spares here and there.

11-22-2013, 06:50 PM	#3
HAL9KPCM Level 3 Supporter ★ Site Supporter ★ I am: Dave Z Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Regina, Saskatchewan Radio of choice: Futaba 18MZ # of RCs: 9 Feedback: 21 / 100% Posts: 3,868 Total Props: 128	Re: Parts duplicated in autocad Nope... if I did, I could probably do it myself, but my CAD skills aren't good enough that I would want to start from scratch. Of course, I would want to ensure the accuracy to ensure proper alignment. My particular heli that I fly, a JR GSR260Z Sport has been discontinued as has many of the parts. I picked up the last one that Great Hobbies had in stock at a heavily discounted price and would like to be able to duplicate the parts. So essentially, I have the actual frames as templates. Many other parts share the same background with the JR Vibe 90, so I'm still good there. I'm going to make duplicate molds of the body (which were very much over priced for replacements anyway). Bearings I can get anywhere and some other parts, I may snag up some spares here and there. __________________ Two wrongs don't make a right, but two Wrights will make an airplane.