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Rendering Realistic Chrome Photoshop tutorial

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Part 9
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Rendering Realistic Chrome Photoshop tutorial

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Rendering Realistic Chrome Photoshop tutorial

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Siemens Solid Edge Tutorial - Editing Imported Parts

Ali Nadimi
in Modeling
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Editing Imported Parts in Solid Edge. This video demonstrates how easy it is to import files from other CAD systems with Solid Edge--as easy as clicking "open." Solid Edge allows you to edit various file types from various CAD software.
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True Position - A Gosh Darn Term

Tammy Day
in Dimensioning / Tolerancing
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In this tutorial we discuss the correct definition and use of the term True Position as it pertains to GD&T and the ASME Y14.5 Standard.
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Aircraft Design-using Autodesk Fusion 360

Harsh Sabin
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Video on how to make an aircraft using foams in fusion 360
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RE:Connect Toolkit explained

RE:Connect Toolkit
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How to use this toolkit
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Driving Gear 1 of One Engine Cylinder

Aria Gandanegara
in Modeling
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https://youtu.be/7Sw2lJXfn4Q Aria Panungku Gandanegara - 2106732866 - Vismod 3 - Kelompok 3
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Rendering Realistic Chrome Photoshop tutorial

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Bolt calculation

William
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Hi Driton, There is not enough information in your question to have the correct answer. You will have to tell what type of steel it is, also what is this plate getting attached to as that can have an effect on the over all answer. What is the plate for as then you will need to bring F.O.S into the equation and also the what you are willing to pay for the cost of the bolts all this comes into the design. I have attached a sheet with the workings on it and took it as a ( 4.8 ) with F.O.S @ ( 1.2 ) and DIA - 5 mm. I have also 2 charts relating to information for bolts that I took the information required. It has been done as a rough guide so you know how to do the calculations when you get the relevant information required to solve your problem I hope this helps you a little with your problem, Good luck :)
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Tutorial how to model a propelling pencil (34)

Aykut Dana
in Design & CAD
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Tutorial: Image Enhancement With Photoshop

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I discovered this while experimenting with a way to make images look like pencil sketches. Imagine my surprise when instead it made the image look more real than before! Now it's become part of my regular post render workflow. I am sure I did not originate this technique but more likely reinvented the wheel. None the less I had not run into it before . An example is in the Added Images link below. Using part of an image by Dave Goetsch, I will walk you through it. http://grabcad.com/library/solidworks-olsryd-9-cylinder-radial-engine--1 I created an Action file for to the Actions palette and you can download it below. It goes in Photoshop/Presets/Actions. But please follow the tutorial so you understand what is going on. Hope you find it useful! Cheers, Ron
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Automotive Rendering Photoshop

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Part 3
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Automotive Rendering Photoshop

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Part 5
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Automotive Rendering Photoshop

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Part 8
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