Disc profile drawings

[jimbosprint]

Wouldn't it be nice if there were a library of disc profile drawings?

I'm talking about every disc ever made, all to scale, not photos, but technical drawings. And a way to match discs up to compare them - nose to nose, and on top of each other in different colors.

 

[JoshEpoo]

Probably, but the lack of manufacturing consistency makes it hard to get a representative drawing for any disc. The tech specs won't match what you're actually getting.

 

[Osmo]

Get to work!

 

[Osmo]

The problem with this is that the same disc can have a diff profiles. One can be domey as hell one can be flat one can have a high PLH or lower PLH.

 

[bcr123psu]

moose has the profile photos page and I think it's stickied. It's not 100% what you're looking for, but it's a start.

 

[klay]

Speaking of tech specs. Is there anywhere that you can access information like that (cross section, dimensions, etc.) for any kind of disc?

I'm looking to have a machine tool company try and make some metal minis for me and they need some basic size/shape info for a typical disc (something more along the lines of a putter like and Aviar).

Anyone have anything like that or know where to find it?

 

[onemilemore]

Speaking of tech specs. Is there anywhere that you can access information like that (cross section, dimensions, etc.) for any kind of disc?

I'm looking to have a machine tool company try and make some metal minis for me and they need some basic size/shape info for a typical disc (something more along the lines of a putter like and Aviar).

Anyone have anything like that or know where to find it?

Google PDGA technical specs.

 

[Jay Dub]

Speaking of tech specs. Is there anywhere that you can access information like that (cross section, dimensions, etc.) for any kind of disc?

I'm looking to have a machine tool company try and make some metal minis for me and they need some basic size/shape info for a typical disc (something more along the lines of a putter like and Aviar).

Anyone have anything like that or know where to find it?

This can be easily done at most shops by cutting a disc in half then taking measurements. Reverse engineering is common.

 

[ottawa_adam]

Speaking of tech specs. Is there anywhere that you can access information like that (cross section, dimensions, etc.) for any kind of disc?

I'm looking to have a machine tool company try and make some metal minis for me and they need some basic size/shape info for a typical disc (something more along the lines of a putter like and Aviar).

Anyone have anything like that or know where to find it?

I would imagine that the manufacturers' actual specs would be trade secrets. Best bet would be to take some measurements yourself.

 

[Jay Dub]

Here's a screen shot from the PDGA standards. That should work.

 

[Disc Nation]

3D scanner and a spectacular specimen of every desirable type of every mold ever made. Simple as that!

 

[412Disc]

Good luck