What does this CAD drawing show?

It shows flat-pattern cut profiles for a truss-style assembly: two long side plates with hexagonal honeycomb lightening cutouts and bolt-hole rows, two long slotted spine strips, and eight smaller plates and tabs with mounting holes.

Are there any dimensions or measurements on this blueprint?

No. The drawing contains only part outlines — no dimensions, scale, tolerances, or text annotations of any kind.

How do the parts appear to fit together?

The long side plates have tabs and notches along their bottom edges and slots along the top, and the thin strip parts have matching rectangular slot cutouts, suggesting a tab-and-slot interlocking construction for welding.

What cutout features are on the main plates?

Each main side plate has a cluster of hexagonal honeycomb cutouts in the center, an arrow-shaped slot at the left end, several small oval slots along the top, and multiple rows of small round holes near each end.

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Ford Bronco Axle Truss CAD Blueprint - Laser-Cut Plate Flat Patterns

CAD blueprint layout of flat bracket and frame-rail panels with bolt holes and hexagon cutouts

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Engineering blueprint showing dimensioned flat panel and bracket parts with bolt holes and lightening hexagon cutouts on a grid background.

AI caption November 2018 · Photo 19 of 21

This document is a CAD blueprint (uploaded as "CAD_truss.JPG") showing flat-pattern parts for what appears to be a laser- or plasma-cut axle truss or similar structural weld-on assembly. The drawing contains no text, dimensions, or annotations — only part outlines. It depicts eight small plates and tabs across the top (four rectangular plates with corner bolt holes and center holes, plus small oval tabs and two-hole rectangular plates), two identical long side plates featuring hexagonal honeycomb lightening cutouts in the middle, rows of small round holes near each end, slot cutouts, an arrow-shaped slot at the left end, and interlocking tabs/notches along the bottom edge, and two long pointed strip plates with rectangular slots, likely designed to interlock with the side plates as a top spine. A reader can learn the general part geometry and cutout layout of this truss kit, but because there are no dimensions, scale references, material callouts, or vehicle applicability statements, no fitment or fabrication specifics can be confirmed from the document itself. It was uploaded to a Ford Bronco gallery, but nothing in the drawing confirms or contradicts that application.

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Frequently asked questions

What does this CAD drawing show?: It shows flat-pattern cut profiles for a truss-style assembly: two long side plates with hexagonal honeycomb lightening cutouts and bolt-hole rows, two long slotted spine strips, and eight smaller plates and tabs with mounting holes.
Are there any dimensions or measurements on this blueprint?: No. The drawing contains only part outlines — no dimensions, scale, tolerances, or text annotations of any kind.
How do the parts appear to fit together?: The long side plates have tabs and notches along their bottom edges and slots along the top, and the thin strip parts have matching rectangular slot cutouts, suggesting a tab-and-slot interlocking construction for welding.
What cutout features are on the main plates?: Each main side plate has a cluster of hexagonal honeycomb cutouts in the center, an arrow-shaped slot at the left end, several small oval slots along the top, and multiple rows of small round holes near each end.