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Cool 3D drawings! The fork stands look very good for standup skills, but bad for your knees. They would likely get in the way for normal and seat in front type riding. What about something like a big (2"?) ring around the base of the seat tube?
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thats really cool but i agree i think it would get in the way alot ... and it would hurt 🙁 but it would be sweet to fabricate and try for sure! oh and where did you get that program from?
thats cool!! i like it but, those foot platforms look like they would hurt the knees.... but they would be awsome for stand up stuff.!!!
I don't think they would get in the way, I designed them to stick out the same as the points on a normal square crown uni. In any case it was really fun to design.
i've used google Earth at school. its pretty cool! You can go anywhere u want in the world and it show the exact buildings and stuff in 3D!
Google Earth is really cool, but you should use it with sketchup. Google bought sketchup so that you can use both programs together to build things in sketchup and put them in google earth to show things like landscaping for a house or a new building and such. Autodesk inventor kicks ass as well, and it's more accurate than sketchup but harder to use. But for people like me: the harder the challenge, the more fun you have.
