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84.
This video demonstrates the movement of the gears in an assembly and
discusses
some of the theory involved in the design of this gear set.
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85.
This video describes how to sketch out the start of the basic geometry
of the
gear
and gear tooth. Back to the top
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86.
This video describes how to sketch out the start of the basic geometry
of the
gear
and gear tooth profile.
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87.
This video describes more on how to sketch out the basic geometry of the
gear
and gear tooth profile.
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88.
This video describes how to put all of your gear related parts into an
assembly
to
test the Physical Dynamics and motion.
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89.
This video provides an introduction to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
(GD&T)
by looking at a finished drawing and describing the various annotations
used.
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90.
This video discusses a document on our website that provides definitions
to
precision,
tolerances and dimensioning strategies.
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91.
More on GD&T - this video describes an assembly showing parts with
mating
surfaces
with interferences and clearances and the concepts behind Least Material
Conditions
and Most Material Conditions.
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92.
Even more on GD&T - this video describes more on an assembly showing
parts
that meet 2 dimensional tolerances but still have mating surfaces with
interferences
showing the need for 3 dimensional tolerancing.
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93.
Yet even more on GD&T - this video describes the concepts and use of
datums
and Feature Control Frames.
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94.
Yet more on GD&T - this video describes symbols in Feature Control
Frames
and
some online resources.
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95.
This video describes how to set up a sketch using Sketch Picture then
starting
the Auto Trace tool for the outline sketch.
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96.
This video describes more on some of the options for Sketch Picture and
the
Auto
Trace tools. Back to the top
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97.
This video describes how to use Sketch Picture to model a car with better
practices
and tips. Back to the top