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Creativity in Engineering - Part 4 "CPDC results"

Marcelo Valderrey
in Theory
7 0 Beginner
Provisional publication of CPDC results whose deadline is Wednesday, April 24 at 11:59 p.m. A list of students and their models uploaded to GrabCAD is presented and will continue to be updated until the aforementioned deadline.
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Probe Calibration Project Design And Animation

Sefatullah Sifat
in Process
0 0 Expert
This is an government project for calibrating a probe tool and distributing the probe tool to its destination. Keep watching and subscribe my channel for more real life project work. www.youtube.com/@SLDIMENSION27
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How to render LEDs light in Keyshot

Kathzerrato
in Other
0 0 Beginner
Learn how to easily apply LEDs to any 3D model.
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Creatividad en ingeniería - Parte 4

Marcelo Valderrey
in Theory
0 0 Beginner
PCDC: Postproceso Creativo Divergente Convergente Este tutorial describe una tarea relevante dentro del proceso de ingeniería conceptual que consiste en postprocesar el ECS (Espectro de Conceptos de Solución) para comprender y clasificar las soluciones alcanzadas, y profundizar en el aprendizaje del problema. Su objetivo es de obtener nuevas soluciones, ya sea por asociación de las preexistentes, por el descubrimiento de omisiones conceptuales o por una puesta en crisis de ideas y paradigmas que induce la rotura de moldes y la aparición de conceptos disruptivos. A fin de contextualizar adecuadamente esta tarea, se repasan todos los hitos de la etapa conceptual resaltando el momento en el que se ejecuta el PCDC y vislumbrando su relevancia.
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Draft Feature Solidworks | Why draft is necessary in manufacturing | Advantages of draft in molds | CADable | CADable tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in Engineering Fundamentals
0 0 Beginner
Welcome back to CADable with Engr. Ibrahim Omer. In this video, we're delving into the crucial concept of Draft Angle, particularly vital in the realm of manufacturing, especially when molds are involved. Let's break it down: What is Draft Angle? Draft Angle is essentially an angle strategically added to the sides of a model. Its primary purpose? To facilitate easy removal from a mold. Why is Draft Angle important? Without this angle, models risk getting stuck within the mold due to their straight, vertical sides. Draft Angle swoops in to save the day by ensuring smooth ejection from the mold. Adding Draft in Solidworks: We explore two avenues here: Simple Way: During model creation using the "Extrude Boss" command, you can effortlessly set an inward or outward draft angle, keeping things straightforward. Advanced Way (for molds): This method offers three options, catering to more intricate needs: Neutral plane Parting line Step draft The video focuses on the simpler method, leaving the door open for a separate tutorial on the advanced method (draft analysis) if viewers express interest. This video serves as a valuable resource, especially for beginners, providing a clear understanding of draft angles and how to implement them efficiently in Solidworks. By mastering these techniques, users can craft models that not only look good but are also easier to manufacture using molds. #draftfeaturesolidworks #advantagesofdraftinmanufacturing #draftanglesinmolds #CADable #CADabletutorials #twomethodsofdraftinsolidworks
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