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3D Printing Design Guidelines

Mohit
in 3D Printing
195 16 Beginner
3D Printing Design Guidelines ~ 9 Steps to consider while design for 3d Printing.
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Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Design Guidelines

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
25 0 Beginner
This tutorial is designed to give you a foundation of what to consider when designing and printing a part for Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). FDM is an additive manufacturing technology that extrudes thin layers of thermoplastic layer by layer until a part is completed. FDM produces robust production parts in engineer-grade thermoplastic, with the added benefits of speed and design freedom possible with 3D printing. The cutting-edge technology is utilized across industries like aerospace, energy and transportation for production components.
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Best Practices for Working in KeyShot & GrabCAD Print

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
21 1 Expert
KeyShot 3D rendering software from Luxion Inc now seamlessly integrates with GrabCAD Print for a smooth and quick export of 3MF files. This new workflow allows designers to easily export 3MF files (that maintain color and texture data) from KeyShot into GrabCAD Print. In this tutorial guide, we’ll discuss best practices for when you’re working with KeyShot and GrabCAD Print.
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GD&T and Tolerance Stack-up Analysis

Prasertsak Naksakul
in Dimensioning / Tolerancing
4 0 Beginner
GD&T and Tolerance Stack-up Analysis for Design and Manufacturing.
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Keyshot to GrabCAD Print Quick Guide for Packaging 3D Printing

Dor Mendel
in 3D Printing
4 1 Intermediate
The world of packaging design is constantly evolving. It takes time, expertise and production capabilities at the final stage of creating your design’s prototype. Stratasys J series printers shorten this process, reduce your iterations and bring your design to life in a matter of hours. With vibrant colors, adjusted transparencies and completely new features in the world of 3D printing, you can now print accurate color for liquids, physical packaging, and even labels. This tutorial will take you step by step from your CAD file, to realistic render in Keyshot and finally, to an unbelievably realistic 3D print, printed by your J series printer.
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PolyJet Multi-Color Design Guidelines for 3D Printing

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
4 0 Intermediate
PolyJet Multi-Color builds prototypes, models and other parts in full color, including gradients and graphic textures. These design guidelines provide instructions for specific design considerations, including file exporting procedures and color selection for multi-color parts.
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How to Use the Stratasys Packaging Design Application to Create a Packaging Prototype

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
4 0 Expert
In this tutorial, we will show you how we used a J55 printer and our new packaging design application to create a product prototype with its packaging -- all in one print. That’s right! We printed a product prototype together with its packaging in one print, eliminating the need for additional resources for laser cutting, vacuum forming, etc. 3D printing with PolyJet enables us to include within the package design straight thin walls, full color graphics, fine features, transparency and high-resolution text and logo's.
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Solid works Tutorial - 2

SHAPE IT
in 3D Printing
3 1 Beginner
Solid works geometric pattern design : 3D Print Wall Art | How to use loft effective in solidworks In this tutorial you will learn solidworks features Kindly like the video and subscribe the channel for more interesting design. Need 3D model and 2D manufacturing drawing of the same part? mail us : For freelancing work or inquires please drop a mail to shapeit.socialmedia@gmail.com
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Metric Fits (Tolerances)

Görkem Emetli
in Dimensioning / Tolerancing
2 0 Intermediate
Hello my friends, Today we are going to study metric fits. Lets start. We are using the fits during the machince parts design. This dimensional limits allow us to create working mutual parts. the Tolerance Grades are divided by sixteen numerical accuracy. Numbers from 1 to 4 we are using for the gages and the mechanical parts which desired to critical accuracy. This kind of dimensions are close to theorical dimension. Grades from 5 to 16 using for more rough mechanical operations. For example turning, milling, sawing etc. After lapping powder and oil add into the machine, plate starts running. In the lapping powder involves some sort of abrasives. Such as Slisium carbide or diamond. Lapping operation provide us the smooth surface and great surface roughness. Pressure plate using is important during the lapping operation . Parts are must not to touch each other. Because it couse edge deformation. It is better to use Sperator template. Cold heading, pressing, roll forming etc. are taken place between twelve and sixteen You may see the related operations with its grades. Those grades are determined for metal parts. Plastics are not involved in this list. But we can use coarse tolerances for plastic materials. Capital letters uses for the internal dimensions for example hole, and lowercase letters uses for external dimensions for example, shafts. First number determines the basic size, letter shows the deviation of the tolerance and the last number shows tolerance grade. We can define the tolerances of work parts with its working condition. Hole basis system The desired clearances and interferences in the fit are achieved by combinations of various shaft tolerance zones with the hole tolerance zone "H". In this system of tolerances and fits, the lower deviation of the hole is always equal to zero. Shaft basis system The desired clearances and interferences in the fit are achieved by combinations of various hole tolerance zones with the shaft tolerance zone "h". In this system of tolerances and fits, the upper deviation of the hole is always equal to zero. Clearance fit It is a fit that always enables a clearance between the hole and shaft in the coupling. The lower limit size of the hole is greater or at least equal to the upper limit size of the shaft. Transition fit It is a fit where (depending on the actual sizes of the hole and shaft) both clearance and interference may occur in the coupling. Tolerance zones of the hole and shaft partly or completely interfere. Interference fit It is a fit always ensuring some interference between the hole and shaft in the coupling. The upper limit size of the hole is smaller or at least equal to the lower limit size of the shaft. The option of the system for the specified type of product or production is always influenced by the following factors: • Constructional design of the product and the method of assembly. • Production procedure and costs for machining the part. • Type of semi-product and consumption of material. • Costs for purchase, maintenance and storage of gauges and production tools. • Machine holding of the plant. • Options in use of standardized parts. you can see the various types of application. I want to show exaple A in solidworks. How the tolerances are giving let see how we build basic assemly and I am going to blowing up to my assembly. Before blowing and draft operation, I will show the web sites which is going to help you for standart parts to download. And I also show the how I give the tolerances in 3d. Lets stard with exploding of the assembled part. Give the tolerances according to sample A. Give the motion to exploded parts. We choose the standard tamplete and adjust the scale of the part. We have couple of option to scaling. Some of scaling ranges may attain or we can specify the special scale via teplate scale. We can define the sheet format during drawing. Dimensions can define easily with horizontal and vertically dimensioning.
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JP_016_GrabCAD Print: KeyShotとGrabCAD Printで作業するためのベストプラクティス

Stratasys Japan
in 3D Printing
1 0 Expert
Luxion社の3DレンダリングソフトウェアKeyShotがGrabCAD Printとシームレスに統合され、3MFファイルをスムーズにすばやくエクスポートできるようになりました。この新しいワークフローにより、デザイナーは（色とテクスチャの情報を保持した）3MFファイルを、KeyShotからGrabCAD Printに簡単にエクスポートできます。 このチュートリアルでは、KeyShotとGrabCAD Printを利用するにあたってのベストプラクティスを取り上げます。
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Create 3D Illusion MOM & DAD Design In solidworks- By MD RASHID

MD RASHID
in 3D Printing
1 0 Expert
Create 3D Illusion MOM & DAD Design In solidworks- By MD RASHID If You Have Any Question In Your Mind,You Can ask Questions by writing in the comment box. Thank You So Much... Our Social Link:- YoueTube Channel :- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber GrabCad:-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Design Gyan:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Linkdind:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Facebook:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Twitter:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Email Id- rashid20294@gmail.com
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Hero-Hand: 'Snap' Hinge - Finger Assembly

Bates Product Design
in 3D Printing
1 0 Beginner
This tutorial shows how to use the 'Snap' Hinge finger for the Hero-Hand prosthetic arm. This video is in the form of a video found at: https://youtu.be/bTRDbvpl-S4 For information, email BatesDesign@outlook.com . All files, coding and assistance is available https://grabcad.com/library/hero-hand-bionic-prosthetic-hand-1 and through my email. Happy Making, BatesDesign
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Design a Wolverine Claws in CATIA V5

Vishal Bharat Patil
in 3D Printing
1 1 Beginner
Hey Folks, I hope you all are doing good in your life. It's a New Year 2022, will bring new opportunities and prosperity to you. This time, I made Wolverine Claws in CATIA V5 for CNC cutting into thin steel plates. I hope you guys like this video and give your support to my channel. _ vishalpatil910087@gmail.com I also take capstone and research work to help students mail me your requirements, I will be glad to answer them.
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Use Sketches as Calculators

ROTHMECH
in Dimensioning / Tolerancing
0 0 Intermediate
Using Autodesk Inventor sketches as design calculators.
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Create 3D Illusion My Name Design In solidworks- By MD RASHID

MD RASHID
in 3D Printing
0 0 Expert
Create 3D Illusion My Name Design In solidworks- By MD RASHID If You Have Any Question In Your Mind,You Can ask Questions by writing in the comment box. Thank You So Much... Our Social Link:- YoueTube Channel :- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber GrabCad:-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Design Gyan:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Linkdind:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Facebook:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Twitter:- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAyBvazNmREcTfbAOkwHHtw?view_as=subscriber Email Id- rashid20294@gmail.com
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