Thank you! Sorry to take ages to get this one posted, I have another one filmed and I just need to set aside the time to edit it and post it. Thanks for watching!
My experience is with Creo Parametric. CAD software is nearly pointless without CNC equipment to carry out the operations. You can use it for modeling complicated stuff, but without a CNC bender or rotary cutter, I would still have to make the actual parts by hand, and without a 3D scanner, I would still have to measure all parameters manually. I'm hoping to shift into CAD CAM and CNC stuff in the next year or so, not necessarily with tubing, but with other parts I'm wanting to make. I'll be sure to keep everyone posted with that stuff. Thanks for watching!
@keefershotrodshop I have no experience using cad for tube work....but seems modeling wit cad...then using measure tool in cad would be useful...what do I know....for tube work I usually just wing it ...have some scrapped parts at times but I get er done
@@jaythorne5208 It'd probably help, especially if i was really sufficient with it and quick with modeling. There'll always be mistakes and redos, but everyone has their methods for sure. Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment!
Interesting...
It's certainly a complicated tube!
Awesome work Mate, I’ve been waiting for you to do another fab video.
Thank you! Sorry to take ages to get this one posted, I have another one filmed and I just need to set aside the time to edit it and post it. Thanks for watching!
@@keefershotrodshop no need to apologise Mate! I really enjoy your videos and you have great skills, and I’m looking to the next one 😎
Hi how can I get in contact with you ?…website, social media…etc
u need to learn cad.......fusion 360 would make all this easier I think
My experience is with Creo Parametric. CAD software is nearly pointless without CNC equipment to carry out the operations. You can use it for modeling complicated stuff, but without a CNC bender or rotary cutter, I would still have to make the actual parts by hand, and without a 3D scanner, I would still have to measure all parameters manually. I'm hoping to shift into CAD CAM and CNC stuff in the next year or so, not necessarily with tubing, but with other parts I'm wanting to make. I'll be sure to keep everyone posted with that stuff. Thanks for watching!
@keefershotrodshop I have no experience using cad for tube work....but seems modeling wit cad...then using measure tool in cad would be useful...what do I know....for tube work I usually just wing it ...have some scrapped parts at times but I get er done
@@jaythorne5208 It'd probably help, especially if i was really sufficient with it and quick with modeling. There'll always be mistakes and redos, but everyone has their methods for sure. Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment!