After two failed attempts, one with FreeCAD and one with SW, after so many hours rewinding the video going back over what I'd done or what was left to do... I MADE IT TO THE END WITH AN ALMOST PERFECT REPLICA OF MR JOKO ENGINEERING'S MODEL. I am so proud of myself. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUCH AN AWESOME TUTORIAL, SUCH A GOOD JOB CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH MR JOKO ENGINEERING.
I've juste started the course to replicate this in order to learn from solidworks. I'm spending hours just to copy just minutes of the video and troubleshoot some situations with the soft settings. After two days, and 2 hours of work i've just been to the time 6:17. But I prefer to do it this way and learn but to try by myself and not use the power of the software. Thank you for your work Joko. I will update this comment until I finish.
After another hour I'm now at 16.08. Had a lot of difficulties with designing the pipe, constraints didn't seem to place correctly and had a lot of tries to get things in order. I cannot set the proper texture to the assembly.
Great tutorial. Certainly one of the better ones available. Unfortunately I don't have SW. But I do use Onshape and Fusion 360 so i followed along with those. Non the less I learned alot Thanks
@@bidonpomoew6536 After deciding what a reasonable bore and a few bolt patterns, I dove straight into the modeling. Reason being is I wanted to produce a concept of how one would be modeled, but not replicate something that actually exists.
@@jonathan7744 Hi Jonathan; I'll be working on it but it may be a while before I can get a really high quality video of that out. I've checked with another channel I work with who does exclusively FreeCAD and we will see if we can get something of good quality for you
@@JokoEngineeringhelp Thank you! that would be awesome, I've been trying to do a roll cage for a buggy I'm building but I have no clue where to even start on that, any help would be awesome!
@@JokoEngineeringhelp ok so odd question but I was wondering if it would be possible to build a cad file for a small engine and have it cnc milled by pcbway since they do that now? If so could you help me design a small functional flathead engine, kind of like the one that was built by the RUclipsr makerB? Thanks in advance -ray
Yes SolidWorks simulation, which costs extra. FreeCAD has CFD capabilities which I plan on covering soon and you can do that for free. Also look into salome meca, open source CFD and FEA
Awesome, my little school projects takes me a long time to complete and I can't even imagine designing this from scratch. Thanks for this great content!
Такую дичь я и сам за 2 часа смоделирую. А вот настоящую вазовскую по заводским чертежам у меня нехрена не получилось смоделировать,очень много тонкостей.
After two failed attempts, one with FreeCAD and one with SW, after so many hours rewinding the video going back over what I'd done or what was left to do... I MADE IT TO THE END WITH AN ALMOST PERFECT REPLICA OF MR JOKO ENGINEERING'S MODEL. I am so proud of myself.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUCH AN AWESOME TUTORIAL, SUCH A GOOD JOB CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH MR JOKO ENGINEERING.
I'm so glad to hear you did it! Amazing work!
@@JokoEngineeringhelp can you upload a video about designing a engine block like this....thats will be so helpful for us :)
Holy crap, excellent work!!!
Thank you
im actually signing an engine right now and this video helped so much
Congratulations!!! Very nice construction!!! I´ve learned a lot. Thanks for all.
I need lots of popcorn and cola to make sure I don't miss any points in this video, great job sirr.!!!
I've juste started the course to replicate this in order to learn from solidworks. I'm spending hours just to copy just minutes of the video and troubleshoot some situations with the soft settings. After two days, and 2 hours of work i've just been to the time 6:17.
But I prefer to do it this way and learn but to try by myself and not use the power of the software.
Thank you for your work Joko. I will update this comment until I finish.
After another hour I'm now at 16.08. Had a lot of difficulties with designing the pipe, constraints didn't seem to place correctly and had a lot of tries to get things in order. I cannot set the proper texture to the assembly.
It's getting easier and easier, I'm now at 33:12 with another hour of work. I didn't fix the texture issue, I focus on design.
Love your videos, I was using sweep revolves for my valve ports - never again.
great job you guys make people happy
Great tutorial. Certainly one of the better ones available. Unfortunately I don't have SW. But I do use Onshape and Fusion 360 so i followed along with those. Non the less I learned alot Thanks
It's a good skill to be able to follow along on a different platform, kudos.
@2:15:28 Phrasing haha. Great Video thanks for the great build
Ty budy, i was fighting myself to do something similar but u solv me lot of questions,
Excellent work
I have done this design, it was a very effective experience, can you upload a engine block design like this...
Great!
Really appreciate for your uploaded video.Can you upload a design about engine block?
Nice! Where did you get the drawings for this?
Honestly, I made it up from scratch. You can download it from my grabcad account if you'd like, it's the closest thing I have to a drawing.
@@JokoEngineeringhelp Wow that's actually amazing! Did you do some calculations before or just dove straight intro modelling?
@@bidonpomoew6536 After deciding what a reasonable bore and a few bolt patterns, I dove straight into the modeling. Reason being is I wanted to produce a concept of how one would be modeled, but not replicate something that actually exists.
I know this took a lot to make in solidworks, but is it possible to do something similar in Freecad? maybe also an engine block?
You're in luck, I'm replicating this in FreeCAD now and will hopefully have something on this channel in the next few weeks.
@@JokoEngineeringhelp Thank you!! though last request, one I can't find anywhere is doing a roll cage for a racing vehicle (Freecad)
@@jonathan7744 Hi Jonathan; I'll be working on it but it may be a while before I can get a really high quality video of that out. I've checked with another channel I work with who does exclusively FreeCAD and we will see if we can get something of good quality for you
@@JokoEngineeringhelp Thank you! that would be awesome, I've been trying to do a roll cage for a buggy I'm building but I have no clue where to even start on that, any help would be awesome!
could this actually work if I had it machined? Just wondering.
I went for something that could be functional but some of the channels aren't able to be manufactured and I haven't tried to simulate or optimize it.
@@JokoEngineeringhelp ok so odd question but I was wondering if it would be possible to build a cad file for a small engine and have it cnc milled by pcbway since they do that now? If so could you help me design a small functional flathead engine, kind of like the one that was built by the RUclipsr makerB? Thanks in advance -ray
Is there any way to simulate airflow?
Yes SolidWorks simulation, which costs extra. FreeCAD has CFD capabilities which I plan on covering soon and you can do that for free. Also look into salome meca, open source CFD and FEA
Awesome, my little school projects takes me a long time to complete and I can't even imagine designing this from scratch. Thanks for this great content!
@@pieguy6420 Feel free to download it if you'd like
I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on woodprix website
Такую дичь я и сам за 2 часа смоделирую. А вот настоящую вазовскую по заводским чертежам у меня нехрена не получилось смоделировать,очень много тонкостей.
Does anyone know what type of engine it is for?
this could be an inline 4 or one of two heads for a V8