Creating a Part with Hybrid Modeling | OneCNC Mill Expert Training - Geometry Training 1

In this training video, we will create a part using OneCNC Mill Expert. We'll employ hybrid modeling, which combines surfaces with a solid model to create the final component.
Key Topics Covered:
Introduction to Hybrid Modeling: Understand the concept of hybrid modeling, using surfaces and solid models together.
Setting Up Dimensions: Learn to turn on the dimensions layer to reference coordinates and dimensions for accurate geometry creation.
Creating the Outer Boundary: Start by drawing half of the symmetrical part and then mirroring it to save time.
Creating Holes and Counterbores: Draw circles representing holes with a diameter of a quarter inch and add counterbores with a diameter of 350,000.
Building the Boss Feature: Create the base and top of the boss using circles with specific dimensions.
Connecting Geometry: Use line tools and trimming commands to connect and tidy up the geometry.
Applying Fillets: Add fillets with specified radii to the part.
Mirroring Geometry: Mirror the completed half to create the full part.
Final Adjustments: Move the geometry representing the top of the boss up in Z by one inch to match the part’s specifications.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:08 Overview of Hybrid Modeling
0:17 Turning on the Dimension Layer
0:46 Creating the Outer Boundary
1:59 Drawing Holes and Counterbores
3:56 Building the Boss Feature
4:49 Connecting Geometry with Lines
6:09 Applying Fillets to the Part
8:34 Mirroring the Geometry
9:33 Final Adjustments and Moving Geometry
11:00 Summary and Next Steps
By the end of this video, you will have a comprehensive understanding of creating wireframe geometry for a part using OneCNC Mill Expert. This foundational step is crucial before moving on to creating surfaces and solid models in the next video.
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Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for our next training video where we'll finish the part by creating surfaces and a solid model!