Siemens NX Freeform Pro Tutorial - how to create aesthetic surfaces with X-Form and Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2020
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The video shows an excerpt from the online training NX FREEFORM SECRETS.
Video Content: We are going to provide a new tutorial series, concerning freeform modeling. We will focus on the secrets of freeform surfaces like curve mathematics, tolerances etc. The tutorials will cover the design of the Apple Magic Mouse. A huge amount of NX functions like X-Form, Splines, law extensions will be explained. Thereby the required and very important analysis tools are going to be explained in detail as well as the mathematics behind, to help you creating Class-A, or nearly Class-A surfaces. By the way - we offer a Siemens NX online training concerning modeling methods.
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Sir, Quiet impressive one,especially that timestamp order.Could u make a separate video on time stamp order of NX tools how it affects or changes the surface or body that could be helpful,if there is any secret that you know and would like to share with us.thank you for this video.
Great!
Please continue your tutorials telling us the reasons and not just calling the commands and inputting random values!
Thank you for this video tutorial.
Very useful tutorials. The bad thing is NX is so expensive for really small businesses, independent designers (freelance and alike).
Thank you. Yes it is. I have bought the Mach 3 license bundle a few yeras ago. It was something that I wanted to have for years. I did that instead of spending money on cars or similar expensive things. For me it has the higher prio to own this software (-; I think in peoples mind, it seems so expensive, because it's not physical, it's just software and the price range is so huge. Just have a look at Blender which I think is a brilliant product that covers so many possibilities. It's for free, open source. And it's the beter choice for facet handling, compared to Siemens NX^^
@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training Yes, Blender is perfect for renderings and mesh/facet manipulation. For real engineering and A-class, machining tolerances, production is not very well suited. I love NX, although I have used Autodesk Inventor 95% of the time. NX and CATIA are really the big sharks in CAD/CAM/CAE.
I tried Solid Edge a few years ago. Unfortunately there are not many pro-tutorials like the ones you do now with NX.
@@PASHKULI Yes unforunatelqy, there are a lot of unexperienced users showing basic stuff without understanding the software. RUclips is not a replacement for a good training. The piracing rate of Siemens NX is right now at 43% and most of the RUclips content is made on such an illegal version. But anyway, in my Opinion the Class-A Surfacing chanel offers very good content as well and he is a Siemens cooperator I guess.
@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training Yes, that channel is good. I think the guy used to work for Autocad previously... not sure though. To be honest, illegal versions of NX are much more easier to install, than having to deal with the legal authorisation process. I have installed an illegal one years ago, to try it out. Never used it for work as it has quite steep lurning curve and is full of options and preferences.
Hello, thank you for this new video! I have a question regarding the last part: why didn't you use a bridge curve with tangency at both start and end to be sure to not create any problem of tangency? I think it can be an easy way to avoid the fine turning of the curvature.
You're welcome. Bridge Curve is a very good option and has a good dynamic as well. There was no specific reason,beside that I wanted to focus on the section command and possibilities of working without curves. But anyway, I will make a comparison video between Bridge Curve and Spline. Because in my opinion Bridge Curve is in most cases the better choice for transition creation and people are still using the unnecessarily Spline (-: But anyway, also the Bridge Curve might contain inflection which can only be visualized throught the comb display. Advantage when using bridge cure is, that you don't have to leave the command for analysis enablement!
Hallo can you plz share the part to understand better what u need us to know
I understand the idea but it is better if I have the part
Best Regards
Hi, did you watch the other videos concerning this issue? Which NX version are you using? I can upload the file but it was designed in the latest version of NX🤘
@@Bizlearn_Siemens_NX_Training Bizlearn No I found your Channel befor a few days
I use NX 1915
If u save the part with step/stp/igs
I think i can open it whatever the version/software I use , or what
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By the way R u from Germany
I live in Berlin
Danke
Ja aus der nähe von Regensburg. Ich habe die Maus zuletzt in NX1919 abgespeichert. Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob sie sich mit deinem Release öffnen lässt. Aber du kannst es mal probieren und Bescheid geben. Wenn nicht, schicke ich dir das Parasolid.
www.bizlearn.de/downloads/magicMouseXform.zip
Hi, great video !! Can You please share the part to the latest version? I am using nx 1996.