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Solidworks Project

The document provides instructions for two Solidworks projects for a Formula racing team: 1) Create a CAD assembly of a knuckle joint to connect two intersecting cylindrical rods allowing some angular movement between them, designed to withstand tensile loads. 2) Design a CAD model of a steering wheel for a Formula racing car within the 200mm maximum diameter limit as specified by rule T2.7.7 of the FSAE rules. Reference images are provided.

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Solidworks Project

The document provides instructions for two Solidworks projects for a Formula racing team: 1) Create a CAD assembly of a knuckle joint to connect two intersecting cylindrical rods allowing some angular movement between them, designed to withstand tensile loads. 2) Design a CAD model of a steering wheel for a Formula racing car within the 200mm maximum diameter limit as specified by rule T2.7.7 of the FSAE rules. Reference images are provided.

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Solidworks Project

Axlr8r Formula Racing

Q1: Using the information provided in the diagrams below create a CAD
assembly of a Knuckle Joint which is used to connect two intersecting
cylindrical rods. It permits some angular movement between the cylindrical
rods. It is specially designed to withstand tensile loads.
Q2: FS teams are guided by certain set of rules from the FSAE community.
A few of such rules for the manufacturing of the Steering Wheel are as follows:

You are required to design a CAD model of a steering wheel for a FS car which
is in compliance with rule T2.7.7 and has a maximum diameter 200mm.

You can use the following images for reference.

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