New Siemens NX CAD Secret | how to create complex deformable parts | Beginner and Advanced Tutorial

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    This video introduces the workflow of the deformable part creation in Siemens NX 2206.
    The creation of simple tubes and springs is easy - but what if further details shall be added to the deformable part?
    This circumstance requires a simple trick, otherwise it'll fail! In this video, it is explained, how datum references are created in an efficient and update-stable manner, but also in combination with a complex deformable part.
    0:00 Introduction
    1:57 How to add a Deformable part
    4:19 How to create a Deformable part
    5:32 How to create a point on curve
    6:39 How to define a complex Datum Axis
    7:52 How to replace a Curve
    8:15 How to create a bi-normal Axis
    9:10 How to create a complex Datum C-Sys
    9:49 How to Copy and Paste Features
    10:29 How to modify several Features at once
    11:07 How to create a Deformable Part
    12:44 the CAD Secret - creating a Composite Curve
    13:19 replacing a Curve
    13:48 How to create and add a complex Deformable Part
    14:59 Outro
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  • @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training
    @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training  Год назад +1

    👉👉👉What do you think about this trick? Have you ever had problems with the deformable part creation?

    • @hannesrechert8789
      @hannesrechert8789 Год назад

      Well Done! Not only have you well explained but also saved my day 🙂. Nevertheless I have a rectangular shape with asymmetric sides meaning that the orientation of the part is an additional challenge. Would you have some information on that too?
      Many thanks !

  • @matteomasini4746
    @matteomasini4746 Год назад +1

    servus ich möchte eine FEM Analyse von einem Eingespannten Balken machen (dieser soll aus sehr weichem Polypropylen sein) hast du zu so etwas ein Tutorial ?

    • @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training
      @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training  Год назад

      Hi Matteo - leider nein! Ich biete keine Tutorials zu exklusiven Inhalten, da ich kein Siemens Partner bin und mir die Lizenzen zu teuer sind^^ Danke für das Interesse - ich hoffe, für dich ist trotzdem etwas dabei auf meinem Kanal?!

  • @scottkapfhamer519
    @scottkapfhamer519 Год назад

    Seems there are limitations in the complexity of deformable parts. Doesn't see to like Patterns. I have a corrugated tube that I applied Global shaping with curves. I thought I could create a deformable part from this.

  • @naveenkushwaha6305
    @naveenkushwaha6305 Год назад +1

    INTERESTING video ,it's definite,y a handy tool for me ,thank you

  • @ОлегКирюта
    @ОлегКирюта Год назад +1

    Hi, solidworks has smart component, is there something similar in nx?

  • @takiukiipaki3539
    @takiukiipaki3539 Год назад +1

    Hi Simon, great video as usual, well played!
    Is it possible so make one video related how to make advanced drawing template (the ultimate tutorial guide), for instance how to automatically link the mass, date, to pick up designer name from the PC name, etc?
    Some of these features were not available in NX12 ...

  • @Fred-q8i
    @Fred-q8i Год назад +1

    Thank you for this great video! I had tried for hours to get this feature to work the way I wanted it to. I had basically already given up. But with the help of your video I was able to solve my problem easily.

  • @davis4955
    @davis4955 Год назад

    😍 𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪

  • @jacoboku
    @jacoboku Год назад +1

    great! really good...

  • @khj5582
    @khj5582 Год назад +1

    I never knew about the enter key trick! May I ask you, how would you go about constraining a spline to an exact length? For instance, you have a 100mm cable or string and when you move the endpoints at different locations, the cable automatically updates its shape so that its length is always 100mm long. This is very useful to simulate real life situations, where you have a cable attached to moving parts, and you want to show what the cable looks like when those parts are moved in different positions. I haven't found anything in the routing application that can do that.

    • @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training
      @Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training  Год назад

      Hi, no that is not possible ootb. I believe the new feature automation can do it, but it required some preparation of course

    • @khj5582
      @khj5582 Год назад

      @@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training What is this "new feature automation"? Anyway, you lead me to do more research and found out that this can be done with a tool called Optimization. Setting the total_arc_length of the spline as objective, and the spline endpoint G1 magnitudes as variables, it will converge the spline length close to the target length. Not an ideal workflow, but can be done.

  • @06sandip
    @06sandip Год назад +1

    Really good content,thanks for sharing