Learning Solid Edge - Lab 13 (Connecting Rod)

Lab 13 of the lab series of Learning Solid Edge tutorial concentrates on building a connecting rod. The lab strengthens using different tools such as mirror, offset, sketch projection, extrusion, symmetry, fillet, and other commands. You can save the lab in the igs-format and practice Fatigue Analyses using ANSYS Workbench ( • ANSYS Workbench Tutori... ).

[@EliteTKDAust]

Thank you, great tutorial.

[@drmseif]

Thank you so much.

[@michaeleclevia4717]

Thank you much for the excellent tutorial, as a beginner, I found your video easy to follow and informative.

[@drmseif]

Thank you for your comment, and I am glad you found it useful.

[@KaileshHambireIJ-G-]

Excellent video ,Really got to learn minor techniques of drafting. As first seems very confusing but as video progressed everything got very clear. Thank you very much keep updating.

[@johnmainville6512]

Hi Dr.Seif, I liked the video Very much. I subscribed too. Could you do a wing with ribs? So I can do 3D printing!

[@otooleger]

Excellenty. thanks. IS it possible to model threaded screws and nuts in Solid Edge?

[@drmseif]

Thank you for the comment. To answer your question, yes. Please watch lab 9 of the tutorial.

[@maryamkeighobadi3218]

can you please explain how we can know the size of the offset from draft file.

[@drmseif]

The accurate way: Go to the "sketching tab", draw a line perpendicular to the offset (using the perpendicular relationship), use x dimension and choose "By 2 points", click on the intersection points on both sides (by just moving the mouse on both lines), hence, you will have it. Good luck.

[@mohamedfahath5437]

could you please upload the video of related to making the product of cranes by using solid edge