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Intratec 9mm Luger Model AB10

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Part Features

Protrusions – 14Rounds – 8Cuts – 19

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New Features Used

Lettering on an objectSurface texture

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Bolt Sub Assembly- 4 parts assembled using datum planes

- The drawing file to this part is very in depth because of the varying depths of cuts.

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Exploded view of the receiver 4 Piece Assembly

- datum's were the key to make the completed receiver.

-many of the unique cuts and protrusions were made on added datum’s.

- we had to also add datum’s to assemble the pieces together.

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Clip – Holds 32 bullets fully loaded!

- Slots to hold bullets were made on inclined datum’s

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Other complications in making the clip were…

Spring-a spring can’t be compressed in an assembly.

- to assemble it needs to be made to compressed length

New Feature- Spring made using helical sweep

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Top Part of Clip -Datum’s were used on incline to make the original protrusion

- Simple cuts were then made

- Cuts and rounds were used to make the curved section of the piece

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This device is designed to feed and eject shell cartridges at a

high rate of speed.

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Advantages and disadvantages of design

- Well designed product- Relatively inexpensive ($400)- Practical and economical to manufacture

- No clear disadvantages

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Our final project took us roughly 130 man hours.

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