Unleash the Power: Modeling, Assembly, and Animating a Radial Engine in Onshape
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Take your 3D design skills to new heights by conquering the iconic radial engine in Onshape! This comprehensive guide empowers you to craft a detailed and functional model, bring it together with precision, and witness its power come alive through animation.
Dive into the world of radial engines and learn:
Modeling individual cylinders: Master the creation of intricate cylinder shapes and cooling fins with Onshape's powerful tools.
Assembly finesse: Utilize advanced techniques to flawlessly assemble the cylinders, crankcase, and other vital components.
Animation magic: Breathe life into your creation by animating the pistons firing in sequence, showcasing the engine's dynamic operation.
Pro tips and tricks: Gain valuable insights on efficient modeling practices and appearance application for a stunning final animation.
This guide is perfect for:
3D design enthusiasts: Take your skills to the next level with a captivating project.
Aviation and engineering students: Gain a deeper understanding of radial engine design through hands-on modeling.
Anyone with a passion for mechanics: Explore the inner workings of a legendary engine in a visually engaging way.
Get ready to unlock the secrets of the radial engine and create an impressive animated model in Onshape!
Bonus: Downloadable Onshape project files to follow along and practice your newfound skills!
Take flight with your design capabilities today!
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So in this video I leaned you can make a folder and add sketches and extrudes and so on. I was hoping there was a way to do that my are a bit evolving can I lose track of where I am with what, looks like that will help. Really cool thanks
You are very welcome.
I love the way you show each step, including thinking outloud as you work out exactly what to do next. it helps beginners like me so much. cheers m8
Thx for that feedback!
Thanks for awesome tutorial, I'm always struggling with assembly, but i guess no more after what i've seen :)
Glad to hear that!
dude!!, this is great. I was waiting for someone to do more technical projects
more to come!
Thank you very much for your good tutorials
Glad you like them!
Thank u so much for this amazing Tutorial
You are very welcome
Nice
Thanks
At time 6:38 you make the cylinder hollow, but whenever I try to do it, it does not become hollow please help or do you put 4mm and not 4in
Also, add time 1:28 do you put the measurements for the circle 166mm or 166in
all measurements are in mm!
Please make a jet engine tutorial video!
That's a great suggestion. ---Let me first understand how these things work!
@@cademist i tried making it actually 2 attempts too it ended up being 3000 parts ... the vanes are the hardest thing as well as the deflection angle and geometry for the initial large fan blades most tutorials are on solid works anyway
@@cademist or if u cant do a jet engine could u try make or like a normal turbine instead of aviation oriented one
@@tar244you8 so you managed to model this? can you share the file?
@@tar244you8 if you have a link to a solidworks tutorial-share this and I'll have a look.
How did you do the offset of circle at 1:47?
by pressing "o" on the keyboard
Video is great but design won't work irl.
In what way?
@@cademist no valves
What keeps central con rod from over rotating?
@@robertofkennedy I concentrate on the movement of flywheel/piston/connecting rods for this video
@@robertofkennedy the revolute mate