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SolidWorks - Impeller & Shaft

E_16 Design
in Modeling
3 0 Beginner
This is a video tutorial on design a impeller & shaft. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVRLJQ4u6ZA
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Solidworks: flower vase (12)

Huy Pham
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
I hope this video useful for everyone want to become professional design of engineer I have a channel in youtube about CAD 3D, I hope this useful for you: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw_Zp8rsvtI01SnhkM_4FAw
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Fusion 360 Servo Motor Design Tutorial | Part 3: Easy Step-by-Step 3D Modeling

Let There Be Engineering
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
In Part 3 of this three-part Fusion 360 tutorial series, I will continue to guide you through drawing a Hitec HS 311 Standard servo motor until completion! This beginner-friendly tutorial not only helps you draw a servo motor but equips you with valuable techniques applicable to any design project.
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Autodesk Inventor Tutorial #348 || Autodesk Inventor 3d drawing tutorials || Inventor 3d cad basics

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Autodesk Inventor Tutorial #348 || Autodesk Inventor 3d drawing tutorials || Inventor 3d cad basics https://youtu.be/spDUbY8rkcI
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Crafting a Perforated Cover in SolidWorks

cornelius momanyi
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Creating a perforated cover in SolidWorks is a straightforward process involving several key steps. First, open SolidWorks and create a new part file by selecting File, then New, and Part. Choose a plane, such as the Top Plane, to start your sketch. Next, sketch the base shape of your cover. Click on Sketch, then select Rectangle to draw a rectangle on the chosen plane. Use the Smart Dimension tool to set the length and width of the cover. Once the sketch is complete, extrude the base shape by selecting Features, then Extruded Boss/Base. Set the desired thickness of the cover and confirm the extrusion by clicking OK. To create the perforation pattern, select the top face of the extruded cover and start a new sketch on this face. Draw a small circle using the Circle tool and dimension it appropriately. To pattern the circle, click Features, then Linear Pattern. Choose the circle as the feature to pattern and set the spacing and number of instances in the X and Y directions to cover the entire face of the cover. After creating the pattern, use Features, then Extruded Cut to cut the perforations. Select the patterned sketch, set the cut depth to go through the cover, and confirm by clicking OK. For final touches, you can fillet the edges if desired. Select the edges you want to round, click Features, then Fillet, set the radius, and apply the fillet. Additionally, add any other features such as mounting holes using similar sketching and feature tools. Ensure symmetry in your perforation pattern, double-check all dimensions to meet design specifications, and save your work regularly to prevent data loss. By following these steps, you can create a perforated cover in SolidWorks, making adjustments as necessary to fit your specific design requirements.
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Autodesk Inventor 3d Drawing Tutorial #346 || Inventor Tutorial for Beginners || Autodesk Inventor

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Autodesk Inventor 3d Drawing Tutorial #346 || Inventor Tutorial for Beginners || Autodesk Inventor https://youtu.be/4poYvLNVJoY
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Fusion 360 Servo Motor Design Tutorial | Part 1: Easy Step-by-Step 3D Modeling

Let There Be Engineering
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
In Part 1 of this three-part Fusion 360 tutorial series, I'll guide you through drawing a Hitec HS 311 Standard servo motor. If you're new to Fusion 360, this is the perfect place to start your 3D modeling journey. In this easy step-by-step tutorial, we'll begin by creating 2D sketches using various tools and we will learn how to use some constraints. As we progress, you'll learn essential 3D extrusion techniques to bring your sketches to life. Additionally, I'll show you how to use the Fillet tool for smooth and polished corners.
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Autodesk Inventor Tutorial #345 || Inventor tutorial for Beginners || Inventor 3d Cad basics

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Autodesk Inventor Tutorial #345 || Inventor tutorial for Beginners || Inventor 3d Cad basics https://youtu.be/atYugPneKFY
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Autodesk Inventor Drawing tutorial #349 || Autodesk Inventor tutorial for beginners || Complex draw

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
https://youtu.be/mdS0EoMoai8
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Autodesk Inventor 3d Drawing Tutorial #344 || Inventor Drawing practice || Inventor Tutorials 3d cad

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Autodesk Inventor 3d Drawing Tutorial #344 || Inventor Drawing practice || Inventor Tutorials 3d cad https://youtu.be/9JM8mY_unPA
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SolidWorks - Housing & Block Cover

E_16 Design
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
This is a video tutorial on design a housing & block cover. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jk9CUeArG0
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Fusion 360 Servo Motor Design Tutorial | Part 2: Easy Step-by-Step 3D Modeling

Let There Be Engineering
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
In Part 2 of this three-part Fusion 360 tutorial series, I will continue to guide you through drawing a Hitec HS 311 Standard servo motor. This beginner-friendly tutorial not only helps you draw a servo motor but equips you with valuable techniques applicable to any design project.
Fusion 360 hitec 311 fusion 360 servo motor

Autodesk Inventor Drawing tutorial #347 || Inventor tutorials || Inventor 3d cad Drawing tutorials

ROHAN GUPTA
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Autodesk Inventor Drawing tutorial #347 || Inventor tutorials || Inventor 3d cad Drawing tutorials https://youtu.be/BppbjtOAmMQ
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