Most excellent. The classical music is perfect for this classic mechanism.:-)BTW: Do you use a 3D CAD navigator? I highly recommend the company 3Dconnexion who makes several different models. The way you were spinning the model at the end makes me guess that you have one. Cheers
+TheWindGinProject Thank you for the link for that excellent mouse. I will check it out further. I don't use any special device. I use Inventor 2016 and it happens occasionally, and I recorded one of them. However I don't know how to start it when I want it. As I said, it happens occasionally.
If you plan on using 3D CAD a good bit it will really help. I don't think I could do half as good without it. The less expensive models they offer will do everything needed but they just don't weigh as much and they might move around a bit on your desk but I doubt that would be much of an issue. I have one of the Space Navigators and I like it because I do my work on a couch with it sitting beside me and that works better than a small one for that specific purpose but I don't use the extra buttons a lot but I do use a few of them.
+TheWindGinProject Correction: My 3D mouse is called a Space Pilot. I'm not suggesting it over any of the others and mine is an older model but it still works great just like my 2009 version of Inventor.
Dear Narasa, I have seen only one application of this mechanism. When they zink plated metal parts, they hang them on steel frames and push them back and forth with a scotch yoke with the simpler version you see in the animation. I am sure there is a lot of application of this device.
Thank you for all the excellent videos in 2015, Happy New Year
+jonathan bosco Thank you for your continuous support and Happy New Year.
It is very late but thank you.
Most excellent. The classical music is perfect for this classic mechanism.:-)BTW: Do you use a 3D CAD navigator? I highly recommend the company 3Dconnexion who makes several different models. The way you were spinning the model at the end makes me guess that you have one. Cheers
+TheWindGinProject Thank you for the link for that excellent mouse. I will check it out further. I don't use any special device. I use Inventor 2016 and it happens occasionally, and I recorded one of them. However I don't know how to start it when I want it. As I said, it happens occasionally.
If you plan on using 3D CAD a good bit it will really help. I don't think I could do half as good without it. The less expensive models they offer will do everything needed but they just don't weigh as much and they might move around a bit on your desk but I doubt that would be much of an issue. I have one of the Space Navigators and I like it because I do my work on a couch with it sitting beside me and that works better than a small one for that specific purpose but I don't use the extra buttons a lot but I do use a few of them.
+TheWindGinProject Correction: My 3D mouse is called a Space Pilot. I'm not suggesting it over any of the others and mine is an older model but it still works great just like my 2009 version of Inventor.
Nice !!!
nice and classy
+Petr Podolak Thank You.
Normally PCD 50 mm means 50mm move in linear motion is it right ?
Yes
What is the purpose of this mechanism ?
Where it’s used?
Dear Narasa, I have seen only one application of this mechanism. When they zink plated metal parts, they hang them on steel frames and push them back and forth with a scotch yoke with the simpler version you see in the animation. I am sure there is a lot of application of this device.
Nice
Thanks
Great
Thanks.
can someone tell me the name of music ? :))))))))))))
Eine Kleine Nacht
thank you very much brother (or sister) :)
Baguss..🇮🇩
O.K
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500 Thank you from me.