Anyone use the X-Winder to make a pressure vessel such as for a solid rocket combustion chamber?
Bob Clark
Anyone use the X-Winder to make a pressure vessel such as for a solid rocket combustion chamber?
Bob Clark
Hello everybody,
I am looking for new version of software for X-winder 4-axis,
I check following address but the links are not working.
Where could I find the correct link?
Thanks for your help.
I want to run the Designer and Executor on a Raspberry Pi rather than 'dedicate' a laptop to the task. I can't run Wine on a Pi, is there a way to compile the Designer/Executor for Linux/RasPi? Alternatively, are there open source winding codes that could be run in place of the xwinder D/E software?
Hello Everyone,
Still very new to winding and so far things are moving forward easily. I have a project to do with a cylinder that has different diameters and tapered sections throughout the length maintaining a constant thickness. Has anyone had success doing similar shapes and if so could you point me in the right direction ??
Thanks !!!
I'm in need of the Users Manual for the 4X-23. More importantly the PC connection. I could not find a download version on the website. Any ideas ??
Hello,
Are there any fiber tensioners that you would recommend for the X-Winder 2 axis machine?
Thank you!
We have a fully built 4X-23 available. The customer that the project was meant for went out of business and we have not been using it. Anyone interested in purchasing? email me at ah@cm3d.com
Thanks,
Aaron
Hello! I just set up a 2-axis and while trying to wind some carbon fiber mandrels coated in resin, we did a test wind at 45 deg and it looks like it jsut goes back and forth between the start and the end points and just keeps overlapping the same place. It is only making an "X" and not covering the surface area of the space. The hoop wrap works beautifully. PLEASE HELP!!!
I bought my X winder a while ago, I have the first version. Its been frustrating getting used to the software and its problems but rewarding in the long run. I have concentrated more on building in natural fibres
Here is a triple asymmetric helix in Sisal/epoxy
Symmetrical triple helix in Sisal/epoxy
Symmetrical triple helix over wrapped in sisal/epoxy
quad symmetrical helix in sisal/epoxy
Let me know what you think!
If anyone is interested I can show my carbon creations next.
Some great work at the Univ. of Utah with the X-Winder, check out this YouTube Video.
NASA Researchers modify X-Winder for composites development.
Download the PDF here.
We've made some pattern improvements on the 4X-23 - have a look at a recent winding session