Creo Parametric - Mechanisms - Chebyshev Lambda Linkage

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how to create a mechanism for a Chebyshev Lambda linkage, which transforms rotational motion into linear motion. In a future video, this will be used to create a Plantigrade (walking) machine.
This video was inspired by the popular KZbin video "20 Mechanical Principles combined in a Useless Lego Machine."
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Thanks,
Dave

[@MurrayDawson]

Excellent tutorial Dave - thanks very much. I'm really enjoying your mechanism tutorials - as well as all of the tips and tricks.

[@sivakarthi5989]

Excellent tutorial Dave - thanks lot. One request, please make a video about Sketch tool bar in drawing ( Detailing)

[@CADPLMGuy]

I covered the new Sketch commands in Drawing mode when they got updated… Creo 8 maybe?

[@Indonesia01ian]

Hi dave, I have a question Is it possible to make my plane automaticly become a section? In my previous software(inventor) if I want yo design the part that located inside/in the middle of the part. I can easily click F5 to change the normal view to section view. Then I can choose edge that I want to be the refference for my sketch. My workflow in previous software 1. Create sketch where I want + click F5 to activate the section view. Currently I only know the way to do this in creo is 1. Make a plane for section 2. Create a section view in that plane 3. Create sketch in that plane Thank you

[@CADPLMGuy]

In Creo, select your sketch plane and hit the Sketch icon. Then in sketch mode, there’s an icon in the In Graphics toolbar to clip the view. 3 clicks.