This was excellent!!!

Can you please also tell how did you get/calccule the X,Y,Z values for Shear /Elastic modulus and Poisson Ratio?

where can I find all of the material properties for Fiberglass E-Glass S-Glass

Editor: "thank god that was only like a 3 second greenscreen"

awesome - this helped tremendously. have there been any additional updates since the 2008 one?

Why do you sound like Jerry Rig Everything???

I've been printing threads for a couple weeks now. I just increase the distance between the threads on the bolt and nut

Different layer height and bigger tolerance solves this issue completely

Genius

Nice

Resin printer: (͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)

Wish i could do this at work but my keyboard isnt bluetooth

😂😂😂 bro is designing out side of box

1st

Can't cut off too much though

Hi, if I want to simulate the drag force on the undershot hydro turbine, what should I do since only the bottom part of the turbine blade will be in contact with water

Do other valves.

NO! HANK! TURN IT! TURN IT 45 DEGREES! ITS NOT GONNA TURN STRAIGHT IF ITS AT A 90° ANGLE! HANK! TURN IT! HAAAAANK!

Nice work

I love Xshape! I am preparing a tutorial as well for this one. ^_^

God bless you

I think the threads should be parallel to the tension and not perpendicular.

Wow,you are genius

ngl i just use 10-24 bolts of varying lengths w/ 5mm diameter smooth holes that then get tapped by the bolt while turning it the first couple times (w/ flush wider hole for the head, gotta keep the design clean). If i need an even stronger bond I make room for a hex nut on the other end of the part.

Excellent. Saved load of time. Thanks

printing with more clearance helps a lot too. A UNC1 thread is going to print like a UNC3 thread. Keep the pitch but change your root diameters

Maybe use a smaller nozzle?

also, model the threads to real world standards so you can use a tap and die to chase the parts.

Can you do flow simulation of Centrifugal Blower? Cause all over I see here in KZfaq the Efficiency of Centrifugal Blower/Centrifugal Fan are all below 50% when doing Flow simulation using SOLIDWORKS

Is it possible to simulate the cooling time? For example, I would like to find the time it takes for an aluminum pipe at 70 degrees to become 50 degrees. There is natural convection and the atmospheric temperature is 20 degrees.

I love your voice

Very nice!

I tend to make my own threads by making a helix the sweeping a triangle, what way I can have full control over them

hello sir, i have one question. extract freeform feature, it's extracted the surface in a new file. i need to extract the surface in a same file can you help me

I had such a range of emoution during this video

This is the best trick I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks so much for this one!

Nice, dont forget random seams ;) Layers are in not optimal orientation tho How about laying it down, cutting off a plane on top and bottom and printing?

Nice. I've seen screws with cut sides and wondered why they were printed this way. Now I know why, thanks.

Impressive, but I mist ask, what do you suggest as a cad software for a non engineering student, Fusion 360 or SolidWorks

and the bonus of doing it this way with the two sides of the screw filed off, if you ever want the screw to stay in forever, you can just pour some resin/glue down the holes

I'd split threaded rod in half, with interlocking cutting surface if needed, then join them with locktite

This can be a problem on metal parts too, specifically tight bores and shafts, if the turned parts have a similar surface roughness then they will bind up much easier than you would expect for their size

Wow, thanks for a great video. You have such a pleasant voice, I could watch this all day!

Genius. I got my printer to print default threads perfectly. But it requires slower speed. This will speed up the prints a lot with the steper angle

I think this channel is struggling to make new content which is reflected in these shorts since their longer format videos are about actual engineering…

Normally what I do is just print a sheet with the thread design on it and use it to grind away all the weird things on the edges... This is a lot better 😭

i have a question, for rendering a video in solidworks visualize will be singnificanly better a 4070 ti super instead of 4070 super?? if the greatest diferent is at Vram size and speed

Ahhh so thats why my threads stick! I thought it was my printer! Thanks!

Nice job

You can also make a square thread profile. This has already the flat side built in without the need for support, although it might not stick very well on the bed