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IronCAD - Top 10 Tips

Nick
in Modeling
3 5 Expert
Ten top tips for IronCAD
IronCAD hints tips ironcad

how to model a car in autodesk alias????

kodg
in Design & CAD
5 3 Intermediate
Surface modeling Aston Martin One-77 in the Alias surface from AUTODESK
Autodesk Alias

What is 'BobCAD-CAM' and how to start up with it?

MI Ilmy
in Design & CAD
0 2 Expert
Introduction to 'BobCAD-CAM' and how this how to create a basic drawing using this software.
BobCAD-CAM manufacturing development product bobcad-cam

How to create a perforated sheet metal

Bob Heijningen
in Design & CAD
1 1 Intermediate
could be that you want to use rectangular patern. by creating one hole and copying it over the surface of the sheet. i actually never use sheet metal parts but here it goes.
IronCAD perforations

How to start working in Alias Design

Miguel Riego
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
The first thing you will need is to download an original copy of the program at the Autodesk Education Community Website (Please Do not use counterfit products) The student version is good for one year and has all features enabled. http://students.autodesk.com/
Autodesk Alias transportation design cars cad automotive aircraft products tutorials alias

IronCAD - Linked Cross Sections

Nick
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
Create independent parts all driven by the one linked cross section
IronCAD section cross linked ironcad structural

IronCAD - Multifeature part from one Cross Section

Nick
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
Create a pipe section with flanges at each end, using one circle to drive the bore diameter with flange OD offset from this.
IronCAD mechanical section cross pipe ironcad
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