Hit Esc to close that out, let's go ahead and put that right at the origin. Here's a Haas VF3 Table, bring that in, drop that thing right into your assembly. Click on the red X, close that out and let's go over here to our design library. I don't want to use that as my base, I want to start with the machine table. Now, I don't want to start from the part that I already had, you can see it right over here, want to have open. So I'm going to use the template here called LinkedinAssembly, if you haven't added in these templates, you can automatically add those in, they're also included with every size files. Right, so now that's loaded in, let's go ahead and create an assembly. I can just drag and drop these things into my assembly. All kinds of things that I've downloaded from the respective websites of these companies, like Chick Workholding or Kurt Workholding, and I've put it in this library, so it makes it really easy to create an assembly. Click on OK, and it's going to add in this Linkedin Library, here it is, and inside of there are called fixtures and in there I've added in parallels and tables for machine tools and Haas Rotary Tables and Kurt vises and Chick vises.
We're going to add the file location, I'm going to the Desktop I'm going to choose Exercise files, and down here I'mma say LinkedinLib. Over here, on the right-hand side of SolidWorks, you click on the design library got a bunch of different annotations, features, parts, routing, all these things you can save in this folder, but I've actually included some really nice tools and fixtures and parts. Now, before we do that though, I also want to show you one other really cool thing. So let's go ahead and start an assembly from this. I'm tryna give you guys a little bit of background that's going to make your life a whole lot easier. So definitely always start from an assembly, of course you can start with a part, but don't do it. It's going to make things a whole lot easier, and also if you want to then add in more parts to the assembly, automatically Mastercam recognizes them and you can use them to create different operations for manufacturing. All the Mastercam data will be saved on that Manufacturing assembly file and not the individual part files. Because that will be your Manufacturing file, it's only going to be used for manufacturing. So instead of actually taking and creating a Mastercam file or some operations directly on this part itself, let's create an assembly with this part in it and if you create an assembly and you only have one part in it, that's totally fine. Now if I'm using this same part in an assembly, to the part and it's clogging up the design process, it's making that file a lot bigger for when you're actually using it in your CAD Model. The problem is if I save this file, I'm going to take all the Mastercam data and I'm going to save it directly with this part. Now, I've already got a model pulled up here on the screen, and you can see, I'm already in the Mastercam 2019. The sooner everyone truly understands the design, the more confidently the design can progress with few mistakes, which means creating a better design faster.Loading in models and assemblies. This is a common problem, even when working with 3D design tools.
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Now, AR continues this trend by being more tangible than just a 3D model viewed on a computer screen.īy seeing a design at full scale in the real world, we eliminate the opportunity to misinterpret a design’s size and scale. 3D CAD makes a design more tangible, and easier to understand, than antiquated 2D blueprints. Design communication challenges increase mistakes, along with development time and costs.ĬAD has continually evolved to make designs easier to understand for everyone involved. Team members have varying levels of expertise, and can in turn, interpret information differently.
There is a great deal of information, much of it very complex, which is constantly communicated throughout the process. Design communication is a very important part of the product development process.
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