Knuckle Joint Assembly

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This CAD model represents a mechanical knuckle joint assembly commonly used in various mechanical systems. A knuckle joint is a type of joint that allows for relative rotation between two parts along a single axis, typically used to connect rods or bars while allowing for angular movement.CAD Software: Created using Fusion 360.File Format: Available in .f3d format.Units: All dimensions are in millimeters (mm).Assembly Structure:The assembly consists of two main components: the fork and the eye rod.The fork comprises two arms with holes for securing the joint to other components via bolts or pins.The knuckle features a cylindrical body with a central bore for rotation and a spherical end to allow for angular movement.The assembly allows for rotation between the fork and knuckle, providing flexibility in mechanical linkages.Material: Designed with standard steel material for durability and strength.Assembly Instructions:Insert the knuckle into the fork assembly, aligning the central bore of the knuckle with the corresponding hole in the fork.Secure the knuckle to the fork using appropriate fasteners such as bolts or pins.Ensure smooth rotation between the fork and knuckle to verify proper assembly.Additional Notes:This knuckle joint assembly is designed for educational and illustrative purposes and may require modifications for specific applications.Feel free to modify the model to suit your requirements, and don't hesitate to reach out for further assistance or clarification.