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Bomber now has an app for setting up the Bomber Trench Digger series of bindings, the TrenchGear3D.

 

Huge thank you to the work of Scott Firestone for creating this app.

 

The iTunes app store.  It works great with a later edition iPad,

iPhone, or iPod.  Just search for TrenchGear3D, or use this link:

 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trenchgear3d/id898156375

 

The Google Play store.  Try it on a later Android tablet or phone:

 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.AlpineCarving.TG3D&hl=en

 

Or, run the app right in your web browser - no tablet/phone

needed!  The browser version will first ask you to download and

install the Unity3D game engine plug-in, and then you're set:

 

http://www.alpinecarving.com/tg3d

 

The app has some very cool graphics and ability to view our binding in various ways. However, the core information you get is the derived cant and lift numbers as you rotate the base plate versus the cant disk. For example the two screen shots below:

 

The first picture I am using a 6 degree cant disk set at the same angle as the base plate, 50 degrees (as seen at the top of the screen). So of course the derived cant is zero and the lift is 6 degrees (as seen in the red circles). 

 

Now in the second picture I have the base plate still at 50 degrees but the cant disk at 90 degrees (the slope in inline with the board, a very common set-up). Now the derived cant = 3.9 deg and the derived lift is 4.5 degrees.

 

So if it helps you to see these derived cant and lift angles, this app can do that no problem.

 

Scott has told me he plans to do a few upgrades to the app over time but if you have a wish list of something you would like to see, post it here.

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Cool, update to the "Tweek-O-Matic" .   

 

Checking it out now. 

 

I would love to see Scott develop an app to show effects of plate placement relationships. 

 

Board to plate, bindings to plate , axle center points to plate etc.  Deflection for different versions of the 

Boiler plate with a given weight. 

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