BROKEN Birfield joint needed

[tonyd]

::UPDATED:: BROKEN Birfield joint needed

*********UPDATE IN POST #6*********​

I'm taking a drafting coarse in college. I plan to use the parts from a broken birfield to measure then model in SolidWorks.

I need a "ball" and the cage that holds them to the "star".

I'd like to pick the parts up but will pay for shipping. I live near Harrisburg and travle to York Pa. every day.
Thanks in advance -Tony

 

[liljlandon]

I would try to hit up chat for one, maybe your local TLCA forum?

 

[Chop Shop]

its easy, put your front tire in the ditch and stab it. Presto, broke birf.

 

[EVILSPOTTER]

Still need some? PM me. I haven't cleaned the shop lately.

 

[toyminator]

If you pay for the ride I'll send you some. PM me

 

[tonyd]

Here are some of the animations I did in SolidWorks. I'm not going to post the drawings because they have a copy right.
I got an "A" for the term and feel good about the work I did.
What do you think?

YouTube - HOW IT WORKS Toyota Birfield Joint .avi

YouTube - SolidWorks Birfield Joint animated .avi

Anyone want to show me how to embed a video.

 

[4x4 Station Wagon]

Thats cool. I wish they really went together that easy though and straight forward. Real life would have been a very awkward video

 

[cruiser88]

You did a fine job

Here are some of the animations I did in SolidWorks. I'm not going to post the drawings because they have a copy right.
I got an "A" for the term and feel good about the work I did.
What do you think?

YouTube - HOW IT WORKS Toyota Birfield Joint .avi

YouTube - SolidWorks Birfield Joint animated .avi

Anyone want to show me how to embed a video.

 

[Cdaniel]

Here are some of the animations I did in SolidWorks. I'm not going to post the drawings because they have a copy right.
I got an "A" for the term and feel good about the work I did.
What do you think?

YouTube - HOW IT WORKS Toyota Birfield Joint .avi

YouTube - SolidWorks Birfield Joint animated .avi

Anyone want to show me how to embed a video.

Nice work there! Being a long time Solidquirks user myself I can appreciate the time you put into that.