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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Hello,
For the benefit of those who will send images, would you also like renderings?
Cheers,
Kevin
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Hi Kevin,
Thank you for your quick response!!
Yes, it would be nice, if we can see the application in use (the drawing, the menu,...)
During the exersise we will talk about CAD in generel and it would be nice if there are geometriacal shapes in the drawing ...
The students should try to find as many shapes as possible in the drawing (circle, triangle, rectangle aso)
But renderings are also nice.
I am happy about any screenshot showing the application in use and a drawing.
Thanks a lot...
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Not rendered, but an example of the software in use on a job.
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Paul,
Is that a weld fixture? Very nice work!!
Chri,
Below is a screenshot of a part and a drawing I made from the part if it helps at all.
Chris
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Christopher Estelow wrote:
Paul,
Is that a weld fixture? Very nice work!!
Chri,
Below is a screenshot of a part and a drawing I made from the part if it helps at all.
Chris
Chris that is a powered rollover weld fixture for an endloader frame weldment. That is about 1/2 of our business making fixtures for industrial manufacturers.
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Here is a screenshot of an electro-chemical deburr fixture
And a screenshot of the print:
(there are more pages to this print, but I can only share this one)
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Here is a little over-molding fixture I made for a vacuum tube connector.
Chris
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Re: Screenshot from a solid work project
Below is a model and it's drawing. This fixture required 2 operations where the parts are assembled in one position and welded then rotating those welded parts about a central axis to re-position and add additional hubs to weld the final structure.
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