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Autocad Multiline Example

FarmMach Pro
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
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Autocad Fillet Command

FarmMach Pro
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
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Pinion gear rack

Shubashis Sen
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Creating a pinion gear rack in AutoCAD involves designing a linear gear system where the rack consists of straight teeth that mesh with the teeth of a pinion gear. The process requires understanding gear terminology and the geometric relationships between the rack and pinion. Below is a detailed description of how to design a pinion gear rack in AutoCAD, step-by-step.
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AutoCAD Crescent Moon | AutoCAD Move Trim Join Rotate Hatch | How to Add Line Weight in AutoCAD

Ibrahim Omer
in Drafting
0 0 Beginner
Hi friends welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer. In this tutorial we will learn how to create a crescent moon shape in AutoCAD using essential commands like Move, Trim, Rotate, Join, and Hatch. This tutorial also covers adding line thickness, using Ortho mode for straight and non-straight lines, and enhancing your drafting skills. Explore more tutorials, YouTube Shorts, and daily technical quizzes in our community section. Subscribe to CADable for simple, effective learning! Chapters of the tutorial Introduction 0:00 Draw circles 0:46 AutoCAD move command and ortho mode 1:05 AutoCAD trim tool 1:43 AutoCAD join command 1:53 AutoCAD rotate command and ortho mode 2:14 Adding line thickness 2:37 AutoCAD hatch command (solid hatch) 3:03 Make sure to check out 3:32 Conclusion 4:05 #autocadcrescentmoon #autocad2ddrafting #autocadusefulcommands #CADable #CADabletutorials #AutoCADTutorial #CrescentMoonAutoCAD #AutoCADBasics
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How additive manufacturing drives business model change: The perspective of logistics service providers

jogaycatri minukali
in Assemblies
0 1 Beginner
Highlights • We structure the variety of LSPs' reactions to the threats and opportunities of AM. • Our approach combines a taxonomy and cluster analysis of 52 AM activities of LSPs. https://grabcasd.com/ • We explore how LSPs adapt their traditional business models to digital AM. • Propositions and the extensive overview of AM activities foster future research. Additive manufacturing (AM) is expected to facilitate local manufacturing in shorter, less complex supply chains and, thus, impact the demand for traditional logistics services. With increasing dissemination, AM confronts logistics service providers (LSPs) with the question of how they should adapt their business model to the threats and opportunities that come with the emerging digital technologies. We structure the AM activities of LSPs and develop a deep understanding of their resulting business model dynamics. For this exploratory purpose, this study develops a taxonomy and performs a cluster analysis to present six clusters of how LSPs approach AM today. The six profiles include LSPs that reactively monitor AM or, in contrast, proactively leverage AM for their internal operations and the development of new services for their external customers. Among them, four profiles entail fundamental changes to the traditional business models of LSPs. We find that these LSPs oftentimes continue to rely on their traditional “analog” service strengths to offer integrated service bundles of AM and logistics solutions. They bridge their lack of specific resources by strategic alliances with AM experts. Only a few LSPs have started severing ties to their traditional businesses to develop digitally dominated, platform-based AM services that require different resources. Overall, the comprehensive picture of AM activities enables us to contribute to the knowledge of how LSPs navigate in the digital age and to the nexus of business model dynamics and emerging technologies. We propose a set of propositions and support practitioners in analyzing and designing AM activities. Introduction From a supply chain perspective, the essential game-changer of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies lies in the digitalization of the manufacturing process. Parts are manufactured layer-by-layer directly from the digitally available product specification without product-dependent setup and tooling. This significantly reduces production setup time and upfront costs (Holmström
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Modeling a Vase in AutoCAD | Creating 2D & 3D Sections in AutoCAD | AutoCAD Loft Command | CADable

Ibrahim Omer
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Hi friends welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer and in this tutorial we will learn how to model a vase in AutoCAD using essential 3D commands such as Loft, Shell, and Fillet Edge. The tutorial also covers creating both 2D and 3D sections from the 3D model, providing a comprehensive learning experience for those new to CAD. Chapters of tutorial: Introduction 0:00 What you will learn (in this tutorial) 0:18 AutoCAD basic setting 0:31 What is loft command (its application) 1:12 Sketching four circle for loft 1:26 Translating circle upward 2:04 AutoCAD loft command 3:01 AutoCAD visual style settings 3:24 Applying fillet (edge fillet) 3:39 AutoCAD shell command 4:14 What are sections (and its application) 4:48 AutoCAD 3d section from 3d model 5:09 AutoCAD 2d section from 3d model 6:50 An important message 8:10 Conclusion 8:33 That's it for today's tutorial! I really hope you find it useful. If you have any questions or need help, please drop a comment below—I love hearing from you. Don't forget to subscribe for more fun and informative videos. I also make tutorials, Shorts, and even quizzes and polls to help refresh your memory, learn new things, or just revisit the basics. #ModelingaVaseinAutoCAD #Creating2D&3DSectionsinAutoCAD #AutoCADLoftCommand #CADable #AutoCADShellCommand #CADabletutorials
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