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How to model a Centrifugal Pump Body (Spiral construction) using Inventor 2014?

Constantin STANCESCU
in Design & CAD
73 18 Intermediate
We have to abide by all the conditions from the technical drawing Note: You can watch my live tutorial for modeling this part here: https://youtu.be/yxEAv2p31zw
Autodesk Inventor centrifugal_pump inventor_2014 ipt multi-body spiral coil

More Keyshot and Photoshop Tips

FredSWUG
in Modeling
34 14 Intermediate
I don’t think of myself as an expert in Keyshot or Photoshop, but I can often get some decent results from both programs. My biggest hurdle sometimes is simply remembering the process I typically use. This article is being created as a tutorial for you, and a reference for me if I forget a step. I have another tutorial on Keyshot you may also enjoy: https://grabcad.com/tutorials/some-keyshot-tips
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New approach in designing and modelling an Oil pump using Inventor 2016

Ebrahim Abu Has
in Design & CAD
107 13 Intermediate
Step by step tutorial videos, showing the easy way of modelling an Oil pump using Inventor 2016, how to create the parts, assemble them and drive gears, new approach make use of most Inventor specs, design center with some new tips & tricks ...
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How to convert SLDPRT file to STEP file

Hajiba bakhti
in Design & CAD
14 12 Intermediate
To convert a part, we have 2 steps.
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Convert STL (or OBJ) Mesh to SOLIDWORKS Model (NURBS)

FredSWUG
in Modeling
67 12 Intermediate
Need to convert an STL (or OBJ) file into a "real CAD model"? There are several tutorials which already exists for this topic. I'm making a new tutorial to give additional information.
SOLIDWORKS part convert model sldprt mesh stl

Bell design drawing

Mohsen Jahanbakhsh
in Modeling
11 12 Intermediate
Bell design drawing
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Cap screws and machine screws

dea
in Drafting
65 12 Intermediate
Cap screws and machine screws are similar in shape, differing only in their relative sizes. Machine screws are usually smaller in size, compared to cap screws. These are used for fastening two parts, one with clearance hole and the other with tapped hole. The clearance of the unthreaded hole need not be shown on the drawing as its presence is obvious. Figure 5.24 shows different types of cap and machine screws, with proportions marked Cap screws are produced in finish form and are used on machines where accuracy and appearance are important. As cap screws are inferior to studs, they are used only on machines requiring few adjustments and are not suitable where frequent removal is necessary. These are produced in different diameters, upto a maximum of 100 mm and lengths 250 mm. Machine screws are produced with a naturally bright finish and are not heat treated. They are particularly adopted for screwing into thin materials and the smaller ones are threaded throughout the length. They are used in fire-arms, jigs, fixture and dies. They are produced in different diameters upto a maximum of 20 mm and lengths upto 50 mm.
Autodesk Inventor screw cap

(VIDEO TUTORIAL)تمارين سوليدو{​كس (Solidworks Exercises in arabic)

Ali Nasser
in Modeling
18 10 Intermediate
اكثر من 20 تمرين بأستخدام سوليدوركس Solidworks Exercises تمارين سوليدوركس تدريب سوليدوركس تدريبات سوليدوركس SOLIDWORKS exercise سوليدوركس pdf Model mania
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Introduction to Blow Mold design in SW

Edgar Gidoni
in Modeling
24 10 Intermediate
This is an introduction to blow mold design using SolidWorks. The recommended workflow to successfully accomplish the design and modeling of a fundamental production tool in today's industry.
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SolidWorks Tutorial: Path Mate Animation with Spring Movement

Usman Akhtar
in Assemblies
10 9 Intermediate
files download link is in the description of video in YouTube for your practice. In this SolidWorks Assemblies Tutorial you will learn how to arrange a path mate, we also do a simple and basic animation of whole design.
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(VIDEO TUTORIAL) Solidworks Tutorial #155 How to Design a JET GAS TURBINE Assembly (Engine) in Solidworks Easy Design

Praveen Kumar
in Assemblies
46 9 Intermediate
Full Assembly Jet Gas Turbine Engine . Part Two Available on our YouTube Channel................. I hope you like this Tutorials This Tutorial Made by Request for Collage Students I'm always upload easy way drawing not hard. And unique trick friends. So please Subscribe & Share every Friends.
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LEGO - 01 Basic Dimensions & Bricks Explained

dk
in Modeling
68 9 Intermediate
I get a lot of questions about how I create LEGO parts. This is Part I - The Basics. Most "standard" parts can be created using only simple math. Standard parts consist of square, circular, and angled blocks - regular geometric blocks. I will refer to BrickLink (www.bricklink.com/), but many others use similar methods: Peeron: http://www.peeron.com/ BrickOwl: http://www.brickowl.com/ Brickipedia: http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/LEGO_Wiki etc.
Autodesk Inventor bricks dimensions lego

Suspension & Steering Geometry (Front) | 4 Wheeler | Double Wishbone | Anti-Ackerman

A Square C & D
in Modeling
6 9 Intermediate
In this video tutorial, i have shown how to make Front Suspension and Steering geometry of a 4 wheeler. Here, I have taken an All terrain Vehicle(ATV) suspension and steering system for reference, but same approach can be applied while designing for Standard cars and other vehicles. Only the parameters will change according to the type and dynamics of the vehicle. Suspension type- Double Wishbone Steering geometry type- Anti-ackerman Model link:- https://grabcad.com/library/suspension-and-steering-geometry-4-wheeler-1 Basic Parameters used :- 1. Wheelbase= 55 inches 2. Trackwidth= 52 inch (Front and Rear same) 3.Front Ground clearance= 15 inches 4. Rear Ground clearance= 14 inches 5. KPI angle= 7° 6. Castor angle= 12° 7. Knuckle length= 6 inches 8. Spindle length= 120 mm 9. Spindle length (for wheel nut)= 75 mm 10. Steering Arm length= 80 mm 11. Steering Arm angle with spindle= 110° 12. Tyre Outer Diameter= 23 inches Please note that these parameters are used just for educating and learning purpose. Concrete calculations and certain other important factors related to Vehicle dynamics and Handling along with suspension analysis are considered and performed before designing any suspension and steering system of any vehicle. But these values are close to the standard industry values. I also used them in various college level projects. So they can be used as reference values. If you found the video informative, please Hit the Like button, Comment any doubts/issues related to the content in the video and Please share among your friends and colleagues. Stay tuned with us for more contents related to Designing and Racing game-plays.
SOLIDWORKS wishbone double wheeler geometry steering suspension sketching solidworks

Rare Bottle 06262021

Edgar Gidoni
in Modeling
22 9 Intermediate
Learn how to model our Rare09262021 bottle. You can download the files here: https://grabcad.com/library/rare-bottle-09262021-1
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Top-down Design Using Derived Sketches

Kelly Harward
in Modeling
8 9 Intermediate
Top Down Design Using Derived Sketches: A Parametric 4-drawer Cabinet Example.
SOLIDWORKS sketches derived design down top
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