The Ultimate Aerospace Hardware & Fastener Reference Guide - July 9, 2020
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This video provides a high level overview of the DarkAero hardware spreadsheet tool. It includes tons of information about aerospace grade hardware like AN, MS, and NAS. There is information like what the part number for AN bolts mean, what the proper guidelines are to follow for hardware installation following guidelines from FAA 43.13-1B for example. We also included a tool that helps you determine the proper bolt length for your clamped joint.
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So not only are you guys designing a fantastic airplane for home-builders and creating your own manufacturing processes, you're taking the time to put this together, AND make fantastic youtube content! Unbelievable! Very inspiring guys!
Dudes! That is freaking cool! Thank you for making it available for free!! Wish I could like this video a thousand times!
Simply Amazing very concise makes, hardware easy to understand! I like the fact that it show both metric and standard & shows the proper washers needed very cool! Ten thumbs up 👍🏻 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸👍🏻😊✅
That’s an incredible tool Keegan. Nice job!
This is really generous, good on you guys!
This is an excellent reference! Thank you so much for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
I knew it wouldn't take long for the metric pedants to show up in the comments. Joking aside, this is a great tool, guys. You obviously put a LOT of work into it. Thanks for making it freely available! You might consider adding info on rivets in the future. Thanks!
Rivet one is already in the works!
Thank you for the the reminder not to mention metric measurement. I do apologise. I do believe that there are 3 countries still not using metric. The USA, Liberia and Myanmar. Once again my apologies. I am truly amazed by your aircraft and your machining is a joy to behold.
@@simonwilson9610 My comment wasn't directed at you, but since you insist, apology accepted!
@@simonwilson9610 1/3 of the countries not using metric have put men on the moon...
@@simonwilson9610we don’t care
this is an amazing resource for high school and college solar car teams. A lot of overlap!
Thank you! Glad to hear!
This is awesome!!
Good stuff. I will bookmark it for future reference.
Edit: Just took a look-see on your page. Nice. I see many references to Tony Bingelis. Great! I have his book series for homebuilders.
Very informative and useful video. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
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Looks very useful! However is there a metric version?
Brilliant. A metric version would be useful for all of us outside the United States. When you start doing kits, will all hardware be included?
Actually, I'm astonished that such a modern company with young engineers don't use metric ISO fasteners !
@@vzmaxbecause metric is for loosers and they are winners!
Can it convert the units to cubits? :-P It amazes me that the most technologically advanced civilisation in history still uses archaic illogical units of measure. Nice work though and your whole project is amazing so far.
Actually, I was hoping they would have an easy converter into more useful units, like furlongs or fathoms.
Hogs feet is my preferred unit of measure for both weight and distance
@@JosheyG34 Once the install the avionics, I hope that they create a video clearly showing how they calibrate the airspeed indicator in furlongs per fortnight. Anyone can do knots, but it takes a special kind of pilot to do their flight planning in furlongs per fortnight.
Is there a way to download the CAD models from Onshape without an account?
This is a good question. I believe they may only be visible if an account isn't created. But they can be downloaded by creating an account.
@@DarkAeroInc I created an account but still no download option. Maybe I am not seeing it. Any advice?
@@steffenkuntzel6100, sorry about that. We have a link on the webpage for the tool that’s listed right under the image for the tool that states: “Click here to create a copy of the sheet in Google Drive.” If you are logged into your Google account when clicking that link, it should work.
@@DarkAeroInc I actually meant the CAD files you are providing through OnShape. Even though I have an account there I cannot download your models. I think they are protected and view only for all users that follow the link to the CAD download from the spreadsheet.
@@steffenkuntzel6100, ah, my bad. Looks like the view permissions were set to not allow for exporting. They should be good now.