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i00101 · 29th April 2006, 21:02

Hello all, long time reader first time poster...

I am doing some CAD (Solidworks) work on a rebreather project I have been tossing around in my head for a few years and need to model some scuba cylinders, specifically Faber 2L and 4L, Luxfer 30,40, and 63. I don't have access to all the above cylinder, especially the steel Fabers. Does anyone know where these dimensions can be found, I need more than just the O.D. and the height, I am looking for info such as the neck height, radius of top and bottom, basically a mechanical drawing would be great.

I realize this may be a tall order, but as I have been looking for some time on the internet with no luck I thought this Open Revolution project might have the answers I am looking for.

This is a great forum, definitely the best on the net for rebreathers, and from what I have read it looks like there are alot of really nice, and experienced people here.

thanks,
Ron

29th April 2006, 21:02	#1 (permalink)
i00101 New Member Current Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 3	Cylinder dimensions Hello all, long time reader first time poster... I am doing some CAD (Solidworks) work on a rebreather project I have been tossing around in my head for a few years and need to model some scuba cylinders, specifically Faber 2L and 4L, Luxfer 30,40, and 63. I don't have access to all the above cylinder, especially the steel Fabers. Does anyone know where these dimensions can be found, I need more than just the O.D. and the height, I am looking for info such as the neck height, radius of top and bottom, basically a mechanical drawing would be great. I realize this may be a tall order, but as I have been looking for some time on the internet with no luck I thought this Open Revolution project might have the answers I am looking for. This is a great forum, definitely the best on the net for rebreathers, and from what I have read it looks like there are alot of really nice, and experienced people here. thanks, Ron
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