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Create an OBJ Cube With Your Favorite Images

Anirudh Krishnakumar
in Modeling
17 2 Beginner
Ever wanted to create a CAD file with your favorite pictures? There are many ways to apply images and textures to CAD files. However, for most of these operations, expensive programs or CAD experience might be required. This tutorial shows you how to make a simple OBJ cube, while explaining some of the basic OBJ nomenclature. It then explains the steps to map pictures on the cube's faces. The only tools you will need is a text editor like notepad and your favorite images!
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IronCAD - Top 10 Tips

Nick
in Modeling
3 5 Expert
Ten top tips for IronCAD
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IronCAD - Using the Co-ordinate system to create a section

Nick
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Use the Co-Ordinate systems to create a section plane. This is a handy alternative the section tool, as it does not cut the solid model.
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3D Modeling of a Braitenberg Vehicle in 4 Steps using Autodesk 123D Design

Yoana Ivanova
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
This tutorial is suitable for designers who have a basic knowledge of using the open source product Autodesk 123D Design. The steps to build a Breitenberg vehicle are as follows: 1. Modeling a wheel: a cylinder with a diameter of 2 cm and a height of 0.5 cm is placed in the workspace. Drill a hole in it by drawing a circle with a diameter of 0.3 cm and extruding - 0.5 cm with the Extrude tool. We soften the edges of the cylinder with Fillet Radius: 0.5. 2. Clone the wheel: rotate the resulting wheel 90° along the Z axis and copy it with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V. 3. Modeling the vehicle body: regarding the design of the vehicle body, there are various options. In this case the author models a classic vehicle, which is most often shown in the bibliographic sources. After drawing and extruding a surface with the desired shape we apply Fillet with radius 35 on the back edge and with 30 on the front edge for a contemporary design (i could provide more images if it is needed). On the selected side edges we successively apply Fillet with a radius of 9. 4. Make a special place for the sensor: it is necessary to select the square plane that is located in the middle of the case and successively apply Sketch > Project, Sketch > Offset and Construct > Extrude with a negative value.
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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

IRONCAD Training 01-04 | Drag & Drop Modeling

Emil.Rindell
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Four videos that describes the Drag & Drop Modeling basics in IRONCAD.
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IronCAD - Linked Cross Sections

Nick
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
Create independent parts all driven by the one linked cross section
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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.
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Tutorial: How to create a helix along a 3D curve

Yaroslav
in Design & CAD
0 0 Beginner
Look the video. Important moments: - The orientation of cross section - Twist profile angle must be more then 360 Angel: 360*15 = 5400, Where 15 - number of coils Result file: http://grabcad.com/library/tutorial-how-to-create-a-helix-along-a-3d-curve-1
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