22 Minute Webinar - Model Mania Problem & Solution - SOLIDWORKS

[@shahedmarleen8757]

On the 2nd phase creating a draft of 5 degrees on the outside faces changes the back dimension from 70 to 73.3 due to the nature of the draft. So I believe in order to keep relevance with the technical drawing, cutting it to 5 degree angle is the right approach (Second Method).

[@daniellambert1965]

The 5-degree angle in phase 1 changing its wording to a 5-degree draft in phase 2 really threw me (as I hadn't used a draft originally)! Phase 1 Mass: 131.14g Phase 2 Mass: 126.51g FoS: 3.84 (with fine curvature-based mesh)

[@thelearner3962]

For the CBORE, remember to uncheck "Near side countersink" if the edge of your screw hole is different.

[@itzm1kea]

This is what got me.

[@superpilun]

Wow, what a roundabout way of creating those 8° drafts on those two inner surfaces. Just create a plane coincident to the center of the sketched circle that forms those holes, then use that plane to do a neutral plane draft.

[@fleimlehner]

ive been watching these videos and started recognizing the way the pictures looked from a college assignment i had. guess who found his assignment today

[@terenfro1975]

Biggest problem I have with most drawing is the ortho that people leave off with does not communicate all the dimensions clearly. Your phase two would be a lot clearer if you had just added the Diameter mark to communicate the part was now round. I teach from a book that consistently has this problem with drawing being too crowded or leaving out information to allow the student to make the part. If I had to take your Phase two down to a machinist, he would send me back to add that diameter mark.

[@jancko995]

but it's on the drawing?... in left bottom drawing as : " 2xR30 "

[@hameddesign70]

Best microphone quality

[@callmemanhhh]

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[@solidworks]

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[@trebone9067]

How would one know to use the plane that passes through the two holes as the neutral plane for the inner draft of 8 degrees?

[@superpilun]

The Phase 2 drawing says 50 mm from center of hole to center of hole.

[@DakshantSharma]

The lines (used for labelling purpose) of 8 degree originate from the centerline of side holes. This is my of figuring out that draft.

[@constantinosschinas4503]

this part could also be done with solid intersections, out of 2 extrusions.

[@sohaib8109]

YES BUT INTERSECTION IS NOT SO EFFICIENT THERE

[@ethan_djoseph]

There's this random curved surface on either side in Phase 2 without dimensions. Does anyone know how that's going to be dealt with 😬

[@jancko995]

it is dimensioned... it has dimension.. look closely in left bottom drawing as : " 2xR30 "

[@gurleensingh8076]

can u please tell which gpu you are using?

[@itzm1kea]

Phase 2: 127.15

[@chenxu3656]

22:29 is wrong

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks

[@siddharthsalkar862]

Phase 1 Mass = 131.1396 grams Phase 2 Mass = 129.3713 grams

[@CheckmateLegend]

i got similar results. Did you take cswp?

[@siddharthsalkar862]

@@CheckmateLegend yes

[@israelcontreras9788]

@@siddharthsalkar862 thank you for answering. Are models from model mania similar to models I will see in cswp segment 1 ?

[@siddharthsalkar862]

@@israelcontreras9788 They will be pretty much close. Higher chances of same features and shapes, you could see them

[@israelcontreras9788]

@@siddharthsalkar862 thank you sir

[@br1ckify]

horrible sound, not worth lookin