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This can also be done with Wave Linking so what is the advantage to using Assembly Cut?

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Could you show how to do hinges on glasses in NX? Want to 3d print some

Could you please create a simulation video of pressure being applied inside a cilynder/vessel in NX? and show deformation of external countour of the cilynder. Nice videos from Onshape. Congrats.

Great tutorial…but is there a way to delete some of the created curves without deleting the entire outline? For example I have a complex part with holes in it that I would like removed. I can select the individual curves but I cannot find a way to delete them without deleting the entire “shadow curve” outline

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So perfect sir

Very perfect sir

Interesting to see that OnShape's "Variables Studio" is a bit like NX's "Expressions", albeit less capable. Unlike SolidWorks' "Equations Manager" which is a bit of a jumble compared to the straightforward layout in NX's Expressions and OnShape's Variables Studio. Could you show an OnShape example that actually uses formulas, similar to the more complex use of formulas in several of your examples of NX expressions? The example above is effectively just a parameter table - no expressions/formulas are involved, just variable names and constant values. Maybe repeat in OnShape your NX tutorial creating a wave spring via NX Expressions? Thanks!

Hi, have you abandoned NX?

Wow, really cool😎

Thank you, for another amazing video 😊

Supra good stuff

Honestly, no, I'm not interested in OnShape tutorials here. I come here for NX tips, there are tons of other RUclipsrs covering OnShape. That said, it is nice to see that the former SolidWorks people who started OnShape FINALLY corrected SolidWorks bogus default XYZ orientation. All MCAD should default to Z-up, with Front view being the XZ plane and Top view being the XY plane. Z-up - just like they taught us in all of our engineering classes, and all machine tools use, and all 3d printers use, and all CMMs use, and SolidWorks got wrong from the get-go and never had the guts (or smarts) to correct ; -)

I am interested on driving this with variables (that I can later change with a program) are you planning to show tha?

Great video! Hope you create more Onshape related videos.

Thank you.

I know that NX expression is so powerfull. But how we use this to find height of inner volume of bottle/container, I mean how to exactly make volume marking in the bottle/container? For example like meassure jar, etc. I remember I found video in youtube that someone use feature to automate process finding inner volume, he gave target let's say 1L, and step. NX will do trim inner shape (inner volume) till it close to the target. It is like doing trials & errors but in auto way. I lost that video. I think it will very usefull in making meassurment marker in a jar (blender). Thanks

yup! Steve, looks awesome! as always, snappy work! thank u so much!! best regards!

Let us know if you would like to see more of this type of Onshape content in the future.

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Hi All,very helpful videos definitely one of the best instructors of Siemens NX. Does anyone know of the equivalent for StarCCM +? 0:04

Thank you :"^)

Another amazing video, I'm a student who started learning NX this year and your videos are, the best ones out there🤩. Could you also make a tutorial for the WAVE geometry linker specifically, it would be really helpful?

Its very useful. Thanks for your rich experience contribution

This is awesome!!! thank you so much for sharing. So well explained.

thanks dude, that was bothering me a lot

So weldon sir

Very amazing this lecture sir

Video is very helpful. Please make a video on capler and joint in assy interface.

on which version because on NX12 I don't have this "texture" option??

Sir please more video uploaded

Thank you very much indeed. How many years have you been using NX? My English is not good . Hello

Awesome, thanks for sharing.

that's real nice Steve! & also shown the steps for repair! so important when sketching with points & faces!

Thanks

Great simply explained video. Great job

Hi! Is there a link on how to assign those variables before using part families? Thanks!

Good video. You have a very big monitor with a very high resolution and this makes it difficult for us to see and go with your explanation. May I suggest that you make the image bigger so that we can see where you're clicking to do it in parallel in order to really learn. Besides that Thank you so much for your efforts and patience. I'm waiting for more like that and about SIMULATION.

This is great. I have used this to represent windings on complex shapes and ferrite cores. I would create a helix, then use project to a surface representing the winding shape. The ferrite was made into a deformable part. You gave good tips to improve the methods. Keep going.

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Please answer me, i as user inventor for many years come to nx for test, but nx very complicate and hard...design is very difficult and a designer need a simple software ...nx has very good feature, but work with nx is very bad experience

Well explained. Appreciate the content!Thank you

Nice use of equations, as always Steven, combined with Surfacing and Synchronous Technology to create accurate shingles/fish-scales.

Great video Thanks for sharing

It's great when you first realize you're lifting enough to bend the bar.

You should make a brass model