Mechanism Tutors...

• Aug 14, 2006

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design-engine

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We are aggressively developing Mechanism tutorials.
Does anyone have any ideas for simple to relatively complex models for
tutorials. I have seen the vise grips tutor out there etc. Maybe
we can user test them here if that is appropriate?




Maybe folks could upload their models as zips and we could mechanise em and build tutorials on those models?






Edited by: design-engine

 

• Sep 6, 2006

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Guest

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support!


but I don't know what I do for the tutorial. I can model.

 

• Sep 7, 2006

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arroyopr

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Check this web site


[url]http://sharptechdesign.com:8888/Tutorials/Mechanism_WF2/MDX_ WF2_TOC.htm[/url]


I did a few of them, and there're quite simple to create. I really enjoy putting them together. Good practise!

 

• Sep 9, 2006

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sip

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I tried to do the sharptechdesign tutorial while in WF3. I had a hard time with it. It seems some of the interface has changed. I ended upnot being able to finishit. Would anyone know of something for WF3?


Sip

 

• Sep 9, 2006

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SW

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We've got an example of a straight-line motion mechanism on our website and keep meaning to add more examples. Have a look These books have loads of examples.



Hope this helps,





Sam

 

• Sep 10, 2006

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thestones

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arroyopr


Thank you for your tutorial. It's really helpful.





stone

 

• Sep 11, 2006

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arroyopr

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sip said:

I tried to do the sharptechdesign tutorial while in WF3. I had a hard time with it. It seems some of the interface has changed. I ended upnot being able to finishit. Would anyone know of something for WF3?


Sip

Click to expand...

You're absolutely right. It was qiute deferent. But same results, It just tooked me a little longer because of the interface changes. You know they're just trying to make it more user friendly, by reducing the clicking. And it will be. You just have get use to it. Don't give up, sometimes it sucks, just keep pushing yourself.

 

• Sep 15, 2006

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dgreggain

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I have a small desktop steam engine that I have modeled and used for demos and practice.

Send me an e-mail at [email protected] for further details or a picture.

Thanks,

Dean Greggain
DKN Design
www.dkndesign.com

 

• Oct 9, 2006

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kamal1296

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pl mail me about this topic

 

• Oct 23, 2006

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Barbo

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• Oct 27, 2006

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sip

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arroyopr wrote:


sip wrote:











I tried to do the sharptechdesign tutorial while in WF3. I had a hard time with it. It seems some of the interface has changed. I ended upnot being able to finishit. Would anyone know of something for WF3?


Sip








You're absolutely right. It was qiute deferent. But same results, It just tooked me a little longer because of the interface changes. You know they're just trying to make it more user friendly, by reducing the clicking. And it will be. You just have get use to it. Don't give up, sometimes it sucks, just keep pushing yourself.





My problem is, this was my first try at mechanism design.


I suppose it helps if you know what to expect.


Sip

 

• Apr 21, 2007

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Narayananmcad

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Hi,


I am not able to open this.


http://sharptechdesign.com:8888/Tutorials/Mechanism_WF2/MDX_ WF2_TOC.htm


Can u send me the tutorial to my e-mail id. my e-mail id is [email protected]


Thanks

 

• Apr 22, 2007

• #13

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wsylvester

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Narayanan


try


http://stdg.us/Tutorials/Mechanism_WF2/MDX_WF2_TOC.htm