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CLUTCH PLATE || RIBET || ASSEMBLY || FULL 3D MODELING || NX SEIMENS

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in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the 3D modeling process of a Clutch Plate using Siemens NX, one of the most powerful CAD tools for mechanical design. This video is perfect for students, designers, and professionals aiming to enhance their skills in automotive part modeling. What’s Covered in This Tutorial: Sketching the Clutch Plate Geometry: Learn how to create precise profiles for the clutch disc, friction surfaces, and inner hub. 3D Features for Complex Designs: Use tools like extrude, revolve, and pattern to build the clutch plate’s intricate details. Defining Slots and Friction Pads: Model the radial slots and evenly distribute friction pads using circular patterns. Material and Appearance Settings: Apply realistic material properties and textures to enhance the model’s visual appeal. Assembly Context: Understand how the clutch plate fits into a clutch assembly and functions in real-world applications. Key Highlights: Time-saving tips to accelerate your workflow in Siemens NX. Parametric modeling techniques for future modifications. Perfect for automotive and mechanical engineering projects. By the end of this video, you’ll have a professional-grade 3D model of a clutch plate and a deeper understanding of Siemens NX tools. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more advanced CAD tutorials and engineering insights!
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