Go Kart Steering Mechanism Assembly and Motion (Animation) Full Tutorial in Solidworks

Assembly and Animation in Solidworks
(All the Parts are designed in Solidworks)
1. Go Kart Steering Mechanism Working Animation
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Go Kart Steering Mechanism Assembly and Motion (Animation) Full Tutorial in Solidworks
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[@Warkop3DDesign]

Nice tutorial. Can't wait for the rear wheel assy 😎

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

Thanks

[@anmolpowar2636]

Can you please share the individual part designs....

[@Yemen_Ye]

did you find them ?

[@smart6137]

Great sir!

[@jsc3739]

Awesome ! Is this an anti-Ackermann mechanism, as the inner wheel seems to turn less than the outer one ? if so, I guess it might mainly be due to the pitman arm placed ahead of the steering column, and perhaps also somewhat because of the angles chosen for the stub axle arms, which on a typical backward-faced assembly points toward the steering shaft whereas on a conception such as yours (i.e. placing them in front of the spindles) those cranks should be oriented away from the chassis center (as though the arms were "toeing-out")...

[@jameskrall8411]

Very cool... used something similar in a project I am working on. One issue I ran into was that my tie rods needed to be an extremely precise length to be both concentric with the steering axle connector and the turning mechanisms... Is this expected, or is there a way around this? I always feel I am doing something wrong when I need to include all the allowed SigFigs Solidworks will let you use

[@smart6137]

Sir, I am very delighted to saw the steering system. I am very much interested in making the steering system as my project. Please tell the designs of individual components. Please

[@v_vish_vichu]

sir can u pls show the way to build the parts involved in this steering system?

[@PranaovChellian]

What if I want to turn the wheels the other way also ?

[@smart6137]

Please tell us the individual part designs

[@Cro_man_]

Do you know how can i implement a suspension

[@Kaanunluu]

Anyone knows how to create kinematic scheme for that kind of ackerman steering?

[@srinivascnu8873]

Sir can u pls share the each parts designs.... It's very Important to me to wrok for my project. .. It will helps to me to work . Plss sir it's my humble request 🙏

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

Sir Which model of lenovo ThinkPad does you use ?

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

it's E 430 Lenovo Thinkpad Edge. But i advise you not to buy this. Because: 1. it has only inbuilt Intel HD Graphics Card__No option of Any Dedicated Card 2. Max 8GB RAM possible

[@santoshkurrey4645]

Sir ek sensor based motion Ka video banao jisme liner or rotation dono ek sath alternstiv motion ho sake

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

Check this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH2VgKtrjaejsM0

[@tanujakumawat3657]

Which material tool use??

[@anuraggupta2755]

Sir make video on parts

[@Engineers_fun]

2

[@nidiashalabi2036]

Can I buy a model with all of these parts? My 9-year-old wants to install a steering system with drive shaft to his wagon

[@md_ez]

I have a question please

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

Sir, which company's laptop and which model do you use?

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

it's Lenovo Thinkpad i5, 4GB 500GB

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

@@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh Model name and number

[@pepijnvanseters5432]

hey, nice turorial! where can i find all the parts?

[@muhammadafiqaiman6589]

Have u find the parts yet?

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

Sir I want to buy a laptop for little bit heavy parts and assembly like Gearbox in solidworks. In Rs.40k to 60k budget.Do you suggest?

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

Whatever Complex assembly & Motion Study you see on my Channel, i made them on my 2GB Graphics Card, 4GB Ram, 500 GB Hard disk. so, My laptop is not upto the standard what SW Recommends. But still i have done these projects.

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

i think mainly three things necessary: 1. SW Recommended atleast 4GB Graphics Card 2. 8-16GB RAM 3. 500 GB SSD

[@MuhammadAhmad-yu9kv]

you should buy hp zbook g2 or g3 mobile worstation or dell latitude e5470 laptop

[@janakiraaman.p2894]

@@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh Hi could you pls upload the part design videos.

[@hrishikeshjadhav1753]

Can you share design of individual parts?

[@Cro_man_]

Maybe turn steering wheel other way

[@ganarajakala9641]

Can you share the files

[@mohammednabeelahmed7925]

Plz share the files of this

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

Sir What opinion about Dell precision 5530 Core i5 8850 Hexacore processor 16 Gb ram 512 Gb SSD Nvidia Quadro P1000 4Gb Graphic Card It's second hand laptop

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

if you are planning to do Freelancing Then The Best & Latest System you should purchase. And If it's just Learning Purpose Then I think You should avoid Huge Investment. Just buy a Laptop with Configuration: Screen Size (1366*768 or 1080p), 500 GB_1 TB HDR or SSD, Supporting 8_16 GB RAM, A Dedicated Graphics Card (SW Recommended),

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

@@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh Sir Solidworks doesn't recommend GTX Graphic Card

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

My Laptop has only an Integrated Intel Graphics Card, No Any slot for a dedicated Graphics Card. But, SW 2018 still works fine. if you have to do freelancing Or work for Your own company then Go for a system with Latest & Standard Hardwares what SW Recommends. Otherwise,avoid taking Too heavy system.

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

on Solidworks website,you can check the list of Graphics Card That SW Recommends for different versions.

[@pankajhiralalpatel4454]

@@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh Learning purpose but not only simple project.I want to learn project which had been shown in your tutorial videos

[@bhavikdholu]

First!

[@SolidworksFunPraveenSingh]

Thanks

[@diegoalejandromartinezespi6672]

Can you please share the individual part designs....