project together

[chip_20]

Bye to all,
I would need a project of a simple machine to practice in modeling and composition together, so a design with single parts with quotas,any machine is fine. I don't know where to recover it, any of you have one?
Thank you.

chip_20:smile:

 

[marcof]

Bye to all,
I would need a project of a simple machine to practice in modeling and composition together, so a design with single parts with quotas,any machine is fine. I don't know where to recover it, any of you have one?
Thank you.

chip_20:smile:

two more posts under hunter put a link. Look at him.
if you went to the second thread of this forum you found others.http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=13375

 

[chip_20]

already provided. I feel a little complicated for a napkin like me.
I try. Thanks again. Hi.

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[marcof]

already provided. I feel a little complicated for a napkin like me.
I try. Thanks again. Hi.

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the ironing engine is very simple. use the already shaped parts and engage with the bonds of together to put together an equal one. then if you want to try to remake the same parts by looking at the tree of history.

 

[sampom]

...sometimes comeback.:biggrin:

I do not understand how difficult it is to find any object/tool in the house, in the cellar, in the garage.. detect it and "reconstruct it" for benign with cad.
remove the blender, mix pieces per piece, models, put on the table, remove in together and you get the distinct. or the transmission line of the bicycle, etc. etc. etc....
I find it much more useful and formative than to copy of healthy plant drawings already made (which is also the apotheosis of boredom).

I think you don't miss it.

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[chip_20]

hi marco, thank you for your advice, I am very happy with you but a Neapolitan saying says: "No one is born learned".
the point is in knowing how to use the program as fast as possible.
in mathematics, as you know, you look for the solution with the least effort.
If I disassemble a blender and then I don't know how to reassemble, do you know the woman having to stop me? No kidding.

Hi.
chip_20

 

[Oldwarper]

hi marco, thank you for your advice, I am very happy with you but a Neapolitan saying says: "No one is born learned".
the point is in knowing how to use the program as fast as possible.
in mathematics, as you know, you look for the solution with the least effort.

So they say those who buy licenses, degrees, and run state tests at 800km...:biggrin::biggrin: