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Solid to Surfaces AutoCAD | Apply Material AutoCAD | Convert Solid Objects to Surfaces | CADable | CADable tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Welcome back to CADable! I'm Engr. Ibrahim Omer, and in this tutorial, we'll cover two essential topics in AutoCAD. First, we'll explore the process of converting solids to surfaces, and then we'll delve into applying materials in AutoCAD. This concise video tutorial is designed to provide you with a clear understanding of these concepts. To begin, I'll demonstrate how to create a solid box and then apply materials to it using the MAT command. Following that, we'll move on to converting the solid object into surfaces using the explode command. Moreover, I'll guide you through the process of applying materials to individual surfaces resulting from the explosion. Join me on this learning journey, where I aim to simplify these techniques and help you master solid-to-surface conversions and material applications in AutoCAD. Don't forget to leave your feedback and suggestions in the comments—I greatly value your input. Subscribe to our channel to stay updated with future tutorials, and let's enhance our AutoCAD skills together! Follow our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADable​​​ #solidtosurfacesautocad #applymaterialautocad #autocad3dmodelingtips #CADable #autocadpracticeexercises #cadabletutorials
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AutoCAD Align Command | Align command Without Scaling | Align Command With Scaling | CADable

Ibrahim Omer
in Drafting
0 0 Intermediate
AutoCAD Align Command | Align command Without Scaling | Align Command With Scaling | CADable | CADable tutorials Welcome to CADable! In this tutorial, Engineer Ibrahim Omer is here to help you learn an important tool in AutoCAD called the Align command. This tool can save you time and make your work more precise. In the first example, we'll show you how to move an object horizontally to match another one without changing its size. This is great for getting things to line up perfectly. In the second example, we'll teach you how to move an object vertically while also changing its size. This can be handy when you need to adjust things both in position and size. In the third example, we'll guide you on aligning an object horizontally between two lines while also changing its size. This is super useful for more complex drawings. Forget about using the rotate command, which can be confusing and take up a lot of your time. With the Align command, you'll work faster and smarter. This tutorial is designed for beginners, so don't worry if you're just starting out. You can pause the video and practice each step at your own pace. If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments. Engineer Ibrahim Omer is here to help you out. Remember, practice makes perfect! So, keep watching CADable for more easy-to-follow tutorials and keep improving your AutoCAD skills. Keep practicing as practice makes a man perfect. Follow our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADable​​​ #aautocadaligncommand #aligncommandwithoutscaling #aligncommandwithscaling #CADable #CADabletutorials
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Practice Exercise 26 | Emboss deboss and scribe wrap | Solidworks parametric equations | CADable

Ibrahim Omer
in Design & CAD
0 0 Intermediate
In this tutorial, We will learn solidworks wrap feature. We will be doing all three kinds of wrap features in solidworks i.e. emboss wrap, deboss wrap and scribe wrap. We will use a simple equation to create wrap feature. After creating wrap feature I will use solidworks design feature and I will drag it and insert another feature a cut out then I will drag it back and you will see all features will be adjusted accordingly. Then we will apply appearance to the cylinder and a different appearance to wrap feature. Lastly I will show you how powerful a equation is in solidworks. I will change the diameter of the cylinder and the wrap will be adjusted according to the new diameter. This is the power of parametric equations in solidworks. It is a good exercise for beginners and it will be a good practice for beginners. Kindly use play pause technique for practice. Feel free to ask your queries in comment section. I will try to answer each and every question. Keep practicing as practice makes a man perfect. #solidworkswrapfeature #useofequationsinsolidworks #practiceexercise26solidworks #CADable #powerofequationssolidworks #solidworksdesignfeaturetree #CADabletutorials Kindly Subscribe our Channel for more Videos and Projects in SOLIDWORKS, Keyshot, AutoCAD, Solid Edge, Blender etc. We offer services related to CAD, Product Design, Animations etc. Kindly Like and Share Our Videos. Thanks for Watching. Follow our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADable​​​
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Applying Load on Particular Area | Applying Forces on Selected Region Solidworks | CADable | CADable Tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in FEM
0 0 Beginner
Hello everyone, and welcome back to CADable with Engr. Ibrahim Omer. Today, we're diving into a neat tutorial on SolidWorks where we'll learn how to apply loads to specific areas on a model. So, let's break it down step by step. First, we'll start by drawing a simple rectangle. Then, we'll extrude it to give it some depth. Next, we'll sketch another rectangle on the surface where we want to apply our forces. We'll use the split line command here to divide the face using our sketch. But remember, even after splitting, it's still just one solid body. No need to worry about multiple bodies here. Now comes the exciting part. We'll enable the SolidWorks Simulation add-in and proceed with all the necessary steps like applying materials and fixing boundaries (think of these as constraints). It's essential to ensure our model behaves realistically under the loads we're about to apply. After setting up our boundaries, it's time to apply the load to our chosen area or segment. Imagine this as putting weight on a specific spot of your model to see how it reacts. Once that's done, we'll mesh our model. Think of meshing like dividing your model into tiny elements to simulate its behavior accurately. Finally, we'll run our study, and voila! We'll get results showing us things like stresses, displacements, and strains. Now, I won't dive deep into explaining these results here, please watch tutorials at the end if you want to learn how to interpret results etc. If you're curious about how static structural analysis works, stick around for some extra videos I'll share later on. This tutorial is crafted especially for beginners, so don't hesitate to pause and replay if needed. And if you have any questions along the way, drop them in the comments below. We're here to help each and every one of you learn and grow in your CAD skills. Remember, practice is key! Keep tinkering with SolidWorks, and stay tuned for more easy-to-follow tutorials right here on CADable #applyingloadonparticulararea #applyloadonparticularareasolidworks #solidworksstaticstructuralsimulation #CADable #CADabletutorials
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Setting a Monkey Head on Fire | Monkey Head on Fire Blender 4.0 | Blender 4.0 | CADable | CADable tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in Other
0 0 Beginner
Welcome back to CADable! In this tutorial with Engr. Ibrahim Omer, we're going to use Blender 4.0 to make something cool: setting a monkey head on fire! We'll learn how to make smoke and fire animations super quick. It's going to be fun and easy, so let's get started! Chapters of the tutorial: Introduction 0:00 Quick effects (fire and smoke) 0:18 Basic settings and properties 0:52 Calculating animation frames 1:13 Conclusion 1:46 Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more easy-to-follow tutorials. Let's have some Blender fun together! Follow our Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADable​​​ #quicksmokeanimationblender #blenderquickanimation #blender2024 #CADable #CADabletutorials #quicksmokeanimation
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Glowing Objects in Blender 4.0 | Blender Emission with Bloom Effect | Bloom in EEVEE | CADable | CADable tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in Other
0 0 Beginner
Hi friends welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer. In this video, we'll explore how to make objects glow using Blender 4.0. Starting with the basic default cube, you'll learn how to use emission shaders to add vibrant light to your scenes. Learn how to create stunning glow effects by applying the bloom effect using the EEVEE render engine. This simple yet powerful technique will bring your 3D creations to life with captivating luminosity. Chapters of the tutorial: Introduction 0:00 Applying emission (material properties) 0:16 Changing background (world properties) 0:34 Applying bloom effect (render properties) 0:44 Conclusion 1:07 Whether you're new to Blender or a seasoned user, this tutorial offers valuable insights that will help enhance your 3D artwork. Join us on CADable and discover the magic of glowing objects in Blender! #blenderbloomeffect #glowobjectsinblender #blender4tutorials #cadable #cadabletutorials #emissioneffectblender
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