Looking for Bulldog XL extruder drawing/dimensions

OK, 13 pages later, still no drawings with dimensions of the extruder as it ships.  I see lots of custom fan mounts, lots of e3D extruder mounts, but nothing that shows the any extruder dimensions.  Did I miss something?

Come on, one of you guys has the dimensions somewhere...  a simple sketchup file or even a scan of a handwritten drawing would be fine...  how big are the holes?  How far apart are they, what are the overall dimensions of the base plate?

I found this:  thing:215457 but the one piece that's missing is the one that counts the most: the base plate.

My printer is 100% custom, so I need the dimensions of the extruder with base plate with the fan and without so I can design the carriage for the extruder.

Thanks again!

MR

My BullDog XL arrived today (wow fast!- kudos to RRD!).

If you want something done right...

Here it is:

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_baseplate_dimensions_1.png

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_baseplate_dimensions_2.png

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_baseplate_dimensions_3.png

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_dimensions_1.png

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_dimensions_2.png

Here's the model file that will be updated as I add the rest of the extruder to it:

mark.rehorst.com/MegaMax_3D_Printer/Extruders/BullDog_XL/BullDog_XL_3D_Model.rsdoc

I can't post links, so you'll have to type the prefix that starts with the letter "h" yourself.

The model is complete- i.e. I will not be adding any more detail....

Enjoy!

MR

I ordered it on December 26th.  It arrived today!  From Hong Kong!

RRD is fast!

Minor update regarding the Bulldog extruder...

I ordered an E3D V6 hot end to go with it and found that the slot in the foot of the BullDog XL didn't quite fit the E3D V6.  I filed a couple flats in the hot-end so it would slide into the foot of the extruder, and filed a groove in the heat sink of the hot-end to allow access to the screw head that holds the foot onto the extruder.  Once that was done I screwed it all together and found that the hot-end was not solidly gripped by the BullDog.  I've seen some on-line solutions where people have put in pieces of wire in to act as spacers, and I even saw that someone sells a replacement foot for the extruder that eliminates the problem, but I have my own solution.

I have access to a couple milling machines at the makerspace, so I'm just going to mill the foot of the extruder down about 0.5mm.  That should ensure that it clamps the hot-end tightly.

Thanks, but I actually solved the problem by
#1 filing a couple flats into the sides of the hot end so it would fit into the extruder shoe- total time about 60 seconds, and
#2 turning down a 1/4" flat washer to just under 16mm diameter and using it as a spacer between the top end of the hot-end and the extruder.  It works perfectly.  Total cost: $0.