12.2 Abgaskruemmer - Exhaust Manifold - Onshape Training - Sweep

[@broadbent96]

I'm totally new to CAD and I'm trying to get my head around how it all works. Thanks for posting these videos (especially the ones in Onshape) as they give a really good insight on how to use the software and also how to model more complex parts. I honestly wouldn't have know where to start with some of the things you've designed in your videos so it's been fun watching you and seeing how it's done. Please post more, they're very educational. :-)

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks for your praise, it is much appreciated. I will post more ;)

[@mrengine970]

How is it going?

[@janisvalters14]

I liked the video. Very good pace. The pauses in your speech gave me time to digest. It was nice and useful to see how you overcome some minor difficulties, for example, when making constraints. I am looking forward to learn from you more. Thank you Wolfgang!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks, you´re welcome

[@maxhangac]

THANKS WOLFGANG!!!!! Love u gang❤❤❤🥰

[@gusfoxfeuer5548]

real love you wolfgang

[@unicornificationuk]

love this, watched it first, then done my own alongside yours.. learnt so many new commands etc Thank you

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

great 🙂 you´re welcome

[@SheLove_Shane]

very clear instructions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@elliantaylor7752]

great video

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

thanks 🙂

[@williamhoward7121]

Excellent tutorial thanks Wolfgang!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

thanks, you ´re welcome

[@patrikszabo4935]

Is it possible that they changed the spilt feature since 2016 , because it does not work now as shown in the video? Btw your tutorial are very helpful .

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

yes, many features have been changed and improved since 2016. I will have to redo almost all old videos.

[@elijahlibby5797]

Awesome, really enjoyed the build. I'm still pretty new to CAD, and your videos help me branch out and use new tools!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great :)

[@jackheslin5237]

Hello Wolfgang. I've been going through the Onshape tutorials on the OnShape website. I think they are good and I've learned a lot from them but this manifold exercise is really great. I learn a lot from it. THANK YOU!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great. you´re welcome

[@johnrobinson3642]

I just learnt so much by watching your video, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great, you´re welcome

[@doblanch]

Very good, I did it. interesting as it uses all the tools. Very clear.

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks :)

[@ThomasMorgan-r9i]

Great video very helpful 👍

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great 🙂

[@liam-h4y3e]

can you please tell me where you got your microphone

[@GS_AGVentures]

Great tutorial. Thank you

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

you´re welcome

[@lemoinexavier]

😍😍 thx! You have a knew follower

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great!

[@jerryscott8035]

Thank you for the video. I was trying to use your technique to Extrude a circle on an angle. I failed. Trying to move myself from a Thingy Verse user to real CAD. There is a lot to learn.

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

you´re welcome

[@eikodunn]

Would it be easy to draw a line of a specific length, add mu curves, transform the line into a cylinder / tube but still retain the length?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Sorry, I don´t understand your question. What do you want to do? What are "mu curves"?

[@eikodunn]

@ Equal length tubes of an exhaust manifold.

[@JohFett]

Top! Ich persönlich kann sehr von deinen Videos profitieren! Einfach weitermachen

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Prima :) , ich werde wohl auch mit Onshape weitermachen ;)

[@JohFett]

Wolfgang Walden . Super ! Finde die Ansätze von onshape sehr gut . War skeptisch aber für mich der beruflich nicht mehr viel aktiv konstruiert, ist es eine einfache Sache sich bisschen auszutoben

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Ja - aber die laufen nicht im Browser/Cloud - und auf jeder Plattform.

[@erhardpostinger1326]

@ Toshiya Tanabe: Ich benutze seit vielen Jahren SketchUp, aber eines sollte jeder wissen: in SketchUp gibt es keine echten Kreise, sondern nur Polygone. Gleichzeitig dürfen Dreiecke eine bestimmte Mindestgröße nicht unterschreiten, sonst bilden sie keine Fläche. Für den ursprünglichen Zweck von SketchUp spielte das keine Rolle, aber wer 3D-Druck betreiben will, der sollte z.B. Onshape erlernen. Ich hoffe, dass Onshape inzwischen STL-Export bietet. Das im Video gezeigte Beispiel wäre in SketchUp schlecht umsetzbar.

[@loknut6614]

I am hoping to become a CAD drafter in the not too distant future, I plan to get a diploma to get a job, but unitl then your vids will set me up well for the course

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great

[@ntumbabutshiteya6151]

it so good !!!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks

[@gyffjogofl7676]

Awesome. You make look so easy.

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks, it sort of is easy ;)

[@martymation9303]

great video! how do you always know what dimensions to put in? do you measure the piece in real life?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks, all those exercises are made up. Sometimes I have a drawing.

[@tadasorentas1496]

good stuff man well explained good vid

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thx :) Onshape has introduced a lot of new features lately - so I would do this exercise slightly different. Maybe I will do an update.

[@katsu07014]

AMAZING !

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks :)

[@rubengmzz9215]

Is this a career?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

What kind of career?

[@rubengmzz9215]

@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training engineering design?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Maybe - try!

[@StephenGertsch]

Classic example of "rendering" geometry that looks like an exhaust manifold. This is not how one would/should "design" an exhaust manifold model in CAD; rendering is not geometric design modeling. At a minimum the Part Studio geometric should contain entities that represent the two interfaces of the manifold interfaces with: exhaust port openings on the target engine and location of the interfacing end of the exhaust tail pipe. Creating an environment that includes/expresses as much of the geometric requirements as possible in the CAD model is always the best way to begin a design modeling project. Learning techniques to do this (context modeling) in the CAD tool is probably the most important thing to master.

[@elitewolverine]

Yes and No. This is showing a technique to get a shape in a cad program. From here he would go into the create drawing section and he can dimension it all he wants in there.