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Now we will start with cylinder heads.
CYLINDER HEADS
Step 1
Prepare yourself a cup of coffee, sit back in your chair and open a sketch on the top plane
Step 2
draw a rectangle
Step 3
extrude it by 12 mm
Step 4
open a sketch on the top plane again
Step 5
draw a circle
Step 6
extrude it by 90mm
Step 7
open a sketch on the top plane and draw shown circles
Step 8
add these two circles to your sketch
Step 9
open a sketch on the top plane and draw these two lines. they are for to create planes
Step 10
use referance geometry--plane command
Step 11
firstly click on the shown surface
Step 12
then click on the line
Step 13
enter 345 degrees
Step 14
now go to other side and make same things for the new plane
Step 15
enter 350 degrees at this time
Step 16
open a sketch on the plane 2
Step 17
draw shown sketch
Step 18
use 3D sketch command
next: http://grabcad.com/questions/tutorial-how-to-make-engine-part-29
Only advising that in step 15 it's 10 degrees, not 350. It can be seen at the next part of this tutorial.
dimensions for step 8
It seems that the parameters are: x is 15 and z is 23. taken from part 29, step 7 spline configuration.
Don't know the circles dimensions tho, but I'd guess they are 30 and 26.
Hello Aykut Dana
I need to model a pushrod overhead valve cylinder head with one intake and one exhaust valve per cylinder. I saw that your cylinder head has 4 valves per cylinder. Will the steps you have for making your cylinder head also work for my cylinder head? Thank you for the help.
may i ask what the cylinder head exactly is?which part it is in the engine?what is the location relationship between it and the former parts? thanks
The cylinder head is exactly what it says on the tin. It is what closes the top of the cylinders. It houses the intake and exhaust ports and the spark plug.