this was helpful because im in high school and my teacher says if we pass the cswa exam we get an automatic A so i mean im studying man you made it very simple and straightforward thanks man!
You should have done it with global variables, in equations create variables A,B,C (25,125 and 130degrees) and later in angles write sign of equation(=) and name of variable. It's very helpful when you have a lot of dimensions and you have to change most of then.
drive.google.com/file/d/1zNWc807p7Ef_bq8wWjA_JpH3r4xyx2M-/view?usp=sharing drive.google.com/file/d/1BS-PPjhhy5FgQD4zcsoSpDcjjJw8IAo6/view?usp=sharing drive.google.com/file/d/1fKI8BwDEPcZXl3QJj8gKoM9Z3gyHm4pS/view?usp=sharing These are the pieces for the assembly. Luck
this was helpful because im in high school and my teacher says if we pass the cswa exam we get an automatic A so i mean im studying man you made it very simple and straightforward thanks man!
I’m this is in college 😂
This was helpful! I thought there'd be some trick involved, but this is a pretty straight-forward problem. Thanks!
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Thank you man!!
thank you
You should have done it with global variables, in equations create variables A,B,C (25,125 and 130degrees) and later in angles write sign of equation(=) and name of variable. It's very helpful when you have a lot of dimensions and you have to change most of then.
are the components given for the assemblt portion or do you also have to make them?
Can you share the part files with me?
drive.google.com/file/d/1zNWc807p7Ef_bq8wWjA_JpH3r4xyx2M-/view?usp=sharing
drive.google.com/file/d/1BS-PPjhhy5FgQD4zcsoSpDcjjJw8IAo6/view?usp=sharing
drive.google.com/file/d/1fKI8BwDEPcZXl3QJj8gKoM9Z3gyHm4pS/view?usp=sharing
These are the pieces for the assembly. Luck
Have a part dimensions are available
Send a part file in pdf