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136.
This video demonstrates how to put together our assembly template files
in
the
CAD lab for use throughout the quarter.
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137.
This video demonstrates the techniques used in the modeling of a simple
bevel
gear set, inserting them into an assembly and using the Gear Mate to
simulate
gear motion. The parts that represent the gears are basic
"friction
wheels' whose pitch diameters are defined as a circular sketch in the
middle
of each of the bevel gear surfaces. The Revolve Boss/Base feature is
used
to create the gears.
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138.
This video demonstrate the techniques used in the modeling of a simple
spur
gear set, inserting them into an assembly and using the Gear Mate to
simulate
gear motion. The parts that represent the gears are basic
"friction
wheels' whose pitch diameters are represented by each of the gear
exterior
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139.
This video describes the various options used when using the Helix Curve
Feature
in the modeling of a spring including the "Pitch and Revolution", "Height
and
Revolution", "Height and Pitch" and the"Spiral Option". It also discusses
some
of the options and problems that you may encounter.
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140.
This video describes how to fix some problems defining the "Spiral" option
in
the Helix. It also describes a different option without the helix using
options
in
the Swept Boss/Base using three sketches.
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141.
This video adds some additional details to the Spring then describes how
to
insert it into an existing assembly using an "In Context" sketch relation
on one
of
the Spring Sketch entities. This relation allows the Spring to interact
with
related
motion in the assembly.
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142.
This video demonstrates the various options for using the convenient
"Pack
and Go" file save option when sending various assembly and drawing files.
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143.
This video demonstrates a technique for assembling chain links together,
in
conjunction with 2 sprockets in an Assembly. The chain segments move along
a
path emulating interaction with the 2 sprockets resulting in expected
inter-sprocket
movement. The Path Mate along with mating the 2 front planes
together
were used to define these parts in the assembly. (See also 175 and
176)
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144.
These videos demonstrate assembly techniques in a basic model involving
machine
type motion. This video demonstrates how to start an assembly and
different
methods on inserting various components. This video also demonstrates
the
use of Smart Mates, the Width Mate plus other mates in an Assembly.
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145.
This video demonstrates how to start an assembly and different methods
on
inserting various components. This video also demonstrates the use of
Smart
Mates, the Width Mate plus other mates in an Assembly.
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146.
Once the assembly is together this video demonstrates how to insert
components
from the SolidWorks Toolbox like screws, washers and nuts.
This
video also demonstrates how to also use Edit Component within an
assembly
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147.
Once the assembly is together along with Toolbox items this video
demonstrates
how to create an Exploded View Configuration and how to
insert
and modify Explode Line Sketches.
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148.
With the Exploded View and Explode Line Sketch in place you can use
some
display and view options to toggle between the 2 views. This video
demonstrates
how to animate the collapse and the exploding of the assembly.
It
also demonstrates options with the Animation Controller and how to rename
and
reorder some of the exploded steps.
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