SU models for Noden Legs?

[Doug Shepard]

Anybody happen to have a Sketchup Model for Noden Adjust-A-Bench legs or have a link to any they've seen? I was planning on just making a black slab (much the monolith in the 2001 Movie:D ) to represent them, but if the real McCoy is available, I'll use those to sketch up my bench instead.

[Chris Foley]

Doug,

If you don't find any, I would be willing to give it a go. I really have no clue about the legs you are referring to so if you could supply the details....

Just FYI, I am learning SU myself but have used 4 different modeling programs in the past. This would be a good "test" for me!

[Doug Shepard]

Chris
If you want something to test out SU on, here's a link to Noden's site. They're the metal adjustable height doohickeys.

[Chris Foley]

I have been looking at that. There are not enough details to create anything by... :(

[Jim Becker]

Doug, I never did draw mine out for the shop model...

[John Schreiber]

Doug,

I couldn't find one on-line and I am short on time to draw one up in any detail.

I think a monolith 17" wide and push/pullable from 26.25 to 42.75 tall would cover things for you. The legs look to be about 5" thick, but I couldn't find a precise dimension on their website.

If you want to add casters, there are many on the 3D warehouse you can download.

Have fun planning and be sure to share.

[Doug Shepard]

Thanks guys. The monolith should work fine. It's mainly for double checking vise clearances one last time before sizing the benchtop. I know the legs are 3" thick. I measured that (and the 17" width) to see how much extra length I needed to add for the legs.