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How to 3D Print Jigs & Fixtures, Part 3: Advanced Features and Advanced Materials

Shuvom Ghose
in Tooling
15 4 Expert
Building on parts 1 and 2 of the series, this tutorial takes you through an ENTIRE agile design cycle for a real fixture we needed in our office, exploring the use of DFAM, advanced infill techniques to save printing time and finishing by going through a material selection process to print in one of the stiffest materials out there- Nylon 12 Carbon Fiber! It's a total, soup-to-nuts, fixtures tutorial!
fiber dfam stratasys fdm advanced carbon fixture

Molds in SolidWorks

Usman Akhtar
in Tooling
0 0 Expert
https://youtu.be/dTHVUrMLLR0
molds assembly solidworks

SOLIDWORKS CNCKAD EXPORT DESTINATION

Engineer Works
in Tooling
0 0 Expert
CncKad of supports with together is better clauses on to success and better results and solutions to received.Export estination mean commands with have advance luck.CncKad of export destination commands for on Catıa as Autodesk Inventor as is drawings programs can see.Part mode Assembly mode files confortable at can export.
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