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How to Convert 2D Images into 3D STL Files

GrabCAD Tutorials
in Process
14 0 Beginner
There are several ways to create 3D models from BMP images. This tutorial explains how to do this by converting a BMP file to an STL file. The following content was taken from Stratasys' Resources Center
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Using Solidworks Configurations In Parts And At Assembly Level

Russell Everard
in Assemblies
22 7 Intermediate
Using this Example of a Basic Hydraulic Ram. An easy to follow tutorial on creating and enabling part configurations and how to follow them through to assembly level resulting in more diverse parts and dynamic 3D models.
SOLIDWORKS assembly modelling configurations solidworks

Convert Navisworks file to STEP. file?

Tibor
in Process
3 0 Intermediate
https://grabcad.com/library/navisworks-file-nwd-to-step-1 Follow easy steps to get STEP. file from NWD. file.
convert navisworks step export

How to setting Mirror in Vray 4 for Sketchup

tsantoid
in Theory
2 0 Intermediate
In this tutorial, we will learn how to create mirror material using Vray 4 for SketchUp
rendering sketchup vray

Cara Mengganti Satuan Ukur di Program SketchUp

tsantoid
in Theory
0 0 Beginner
tutorial mengganti satuan ukur dari default (Architectural) Ke satuan desimal seperti meter (m), centimeter (cm) milimeter (mm), feet dan inchi.
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NX 11:Creating Assembly

Anand Panchal
in Assemblies
14 2 Beginner
A tutorial on Sub assembly and showing arrangements of hydraulic cylinder-piston assembly.
NX Unigraphics sub-assembly cylinder hydraulic arrangements assembly unigraphics nx

How to Use the New 3D Printing Cost Calculator in GrabCAD Shop

Stratasys
in Process
5 0 Beginner
The new 3D printing cost calculator in GrabCAD Shop gives you the ability to communicate and manage costs per work order. In this tutorial, we’ll teach you how to set it up and use it so you can provide accurate 3D printing price estimates.
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Sketchup Tutorial: how to open an SKB file

tsantoid
in Theory
0 0 Intermediate
The SKB file is a Sketchup backup format that is automatically generated by the program. This file is saved after setting the Autosave
sketchup

Involute profile in splines (1)

Carlos Soler
in Theory
23 0 Beginner
This is a short description of how involute profiles are used in splines like DIN 5480, DIN 5482, ISO 4256, and ANSI 92.1
4156 iso 5482 5480 din serration spline involute

Designing Axial Static O-ring Grooves to "Industry Standards"

Thomas Larson
in Standards
7 2 Intermediate
This Covers 2/3 of everything I know about designing O-ring seals. I frequently used these while designing production tools. Most the design is based on the standards that are put forth by SAE. Personally, I be going over the reiteration by Parker since it's what I learned. Other references include the Apple Rubble Product and Trelleborg for their proprietary O-ring Gland Calculators, and the help they gave me in building my own. Links to their websites are found in Section 5. All design in this lesson is for "Static Axial Design under normal conditions”. Disclaimer: while I have completed a BS in Mechanical Engineering and have passed the FE, I am not a PE. While these calculations are standard, published, and I personally have used these practices to design multiple high-pressure tools, I cannot guarantee that they a perfect. If you are in doubt, in a hazardous environment, or using in an application that could cause harm to life, I would suggest double checking with other sources (engineering) and/or extensive testing. Also, my experience is in Oil and gas, in the continental USA. You may notice my practices being bias to API standards and in English Units, I suggest you take all I say with a grain of salt. Lesson Plan: Step 1: Background and Definitions Step 2: Finding a Published O-ring Gland and incorporating it into a design. Step 3: Designing Custom Groove using the Standards Step 4: Other Design Recommendations and Drafting Example Step 5: References and Useful links A copy of the files can be found at: https://grabcad.com/library/how-to-design-an-o-ring-gland-to-industry-standards-parts-and-photos-1
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Autodesk Fusion 360 Tutorial - How to Insert and Assembly Some New Components from the Other Files

Ardi Noerpamoengkas
in Assemblies
0 0 Beginner
We can insert some new components from the other files, then assembly them. The features and menus are updated on October 28, 2018.
Fusion 360 cad fusion assembly component

Hydraulic Power Pack Design Calculations

Shafe Mohammad
in Theory
13 2 Expert
We will learn all design calculations required to design a Power Pack. 1. Motor Power 2. Flow rate 3. Pump capcity 4. Tank Capacity Download excel calculator for same here.- http://bit.ly/2tQfaO1 Watch Tutorial here- https://youtu.be/D3hSZxLwcww Hydraulic Power Pack Design Calculations Part 2
spm hydraulic cylinder design calculations pack power hyraulic

Tutorial: How to Change the Output Render Size in Vray Sketchup

tsantoid
in Standards
1 0 Intermediate
Tutorial Sketchup Vray: How to Change the Output Render Size in Vray Sketchup
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How to FDM Print for Part Sliding Clearance

GrabCAD Tutorials
in Assemblies
13 4 Intermediate
If you are 3D printing parts that have to fit/slide together after printing, you will need to put some sort of clearance between those parts in your CAD system. A good starting place is a clearance 2x the layer height you are going to print at, but you should make a few smaller test prints at different clearances to see if the 2x layer height rule holds for your particular situation and orientation. Have fun and happy printing!
GrabCAD Print sliding clearance printing 3d fdm

DIN 580

Ivo Jardim
in Standards
29 1 Expert
Suspension Bolt
bolt 580 din
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