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Rookie to Rocking it: A Masterclass in 3D Sketching in Alibre Design

Konstantinos Froudarakis
in Modeling
0 4 Expert
A 3D Sketching Masterclass for Alibre where almost every aspect of 3D sketching is discussed. After watching this you'll be able to Draw almost anything in 3D sketch in Alibre, allowing you to create complex parts with ease.
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U R
in Modeling
0 2 Beginner
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Shrinkwrap Feature in Pro/Engineer....

c0cd00a1
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
Here's the tutoriall
PTC Creo Elements shrinkwrap

Tutorial - Modeling Drill bit in Creo Elements Pro aka Pro/Engineer Wildfire?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
1 1 Beginner
Here is the tutorial.
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Proper Method to Produce Lobster-back Duct Bends

lawrie
in Drafting
3 1 Beginner
One type of industrial component I have been involved with the design and manufacture of is lobster-back bends. This type of duct bend is made up of segments cut from flat sheets or plates, rolled into cylindrical parts, then assembled. These can be light sheet-metal or manufactured from thick plate. This quick tutorial is a supplement to the one I produced an outline of a method I have used modeling this type of component using Alibre Design. As this supplement concerns producing parts ready for manufacture and applies to whatever software you have used, that is not important as this short tutorial is to outline turning your modeled bend into the flat profile ready to be made into the completed bend. In this modern world, the bend parts will be cut out using CNC laser, or CNC Plasma cutting machines. Sometimes we produce the nc programs ourselves or we are required to produce the correct files for the laser / plasma department to program and cut out. Making the program to cut out the parts starts normally from a 2D dxf file at a scale of 1 : 1. This is the first part of the process that has to be correct. If you produce this dxf incorrectly the finished parts will be useless. Producing this at the right scale, 1 : 1 is different with different 3D cad applications, other problems can be caused by you working in different drawing units. If you are not doing the program, talk to the person who is to make sure you produce the dxf as required. Having a large quantity of wrongly cut parts is not a good thing
Alibre Design

how to perform analysis test on ansys software

harikrushna dodiya
in Design & CAD
12 1 Intermediate
This is modal analysis of impeller step
PTC Creo Elements

How to create a CAM profile using relations in pro-Engineer/Creo-parametric?

c0cd00a1
in Design & CAD
1 1 Beginner
Here's the answer... p.s.In the step-14 I 'd have changed the dimension to 50mm...so please implement it in the 6-th step also...instead of 40mm ,change it to 50mm
PTC Creo Elements proengineer creo parametric 1-0

Tutorial on Modeling Pipe Joint in Creo Elements/Pro aka Pro/Engineer Wildfire?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
Here is the tutorial.
PTC Creo Elements modeling pipe joint tutorial

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Nauki .
in Modeling
2 1 Beginner
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Alibre Design

Tutorial on Modeling and Simulation of standard gear

Milan Ilić
in Design & CAD
6 1 Intermediate
Tutorial on Modeling and Simulation of standard gear...
PTC Creo Elements gear standard simulation tutorial engineer pro parametric creo

Tutorial - Making text emboss on the curved surface in Creo Elements/Pro aka Pro Engineer Wildfire?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
3 1 Beginner
Here is the tutorial.
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