A320 Cockpit Liners

[rockpapst]

Your window design look like the drawings from JAA simulators.
Did you made them by your own?

[rockpapst]

i'm also about to design my own liner and print it in small part with a 3D printer.
i will let you know how that works out
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[cmdr114b]

Your window design look like the drawings from JAA simulators.
Did you made them by your own?

Yes they are all my own work, taken from drawings and pictures I found on the net. The only thing I can not be sure about are the accuracy of the dimensions.
John

[OmniAtlas]

Rockpapst - your CAD designs also look impressive.

Looking forward to seeing how they turn out.
It seems you all are working on the windows - would it be more straightforward to work on liners such as the front window sections or overhead sections first?

Wallet is open for an affordable solution. Regards.

[rockpapst]

i dont only work on the windows. i want to do a full shell for the vier im pott frame that i have.
if everything works out like i want i use the printet parts for vacuum forming and if that work i want to give the people a payable shell option.
the prices on the marked are insane.

[cmdr114b]

I started on the Windows because they will be the hardest to make.
I have also got the front screen splitter and front roof designed and I am working on how it will all fix together.
For the upper roof panels I think I will use flat PVC sheet heated and bent around formers.
I can then add detail using ether foam or thin PVC machined parts using my CNC router.

@rockpapst - your design looks great I hope you have a large 3D printer!

[rockpapst]

No I have a normal 3D printer. I print it in small parts and glue the together to get the form for the vacuum forming.

[rockpapst]

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This was my idea for my roof, I think its simple, effective and cheap. Just screw on to your frame. I will just upscale my template.

[OmniAtlas]

Well done you all. Sharp designs. If these work out are you planning to sell the pieces or designs?

Cheers.