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Creo 5.0 advance surface tutorial for intermediate level student

Ravi Kumar
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
In this tutorial I using sketch commands and surface command and make the 3d model
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Custom parameter defined by relations

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 1 Beginner
This video has been created based on a question from a comment under my video on YouTube channel. Feel free to contact me or leave a comment, or idea for another Creo tutorial.
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Basic 3D Modeling Exercise for Beginners in Creo | Exercise #10 - Embedded or External Sketch?

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
The 10th part of the series - Basic 3D Modeling Exercise for Beginners in Creo Parametric. You will learn when is better to use Embedded Sketch or when to use External Sketch Feature.
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Creo tutorial: Flexible modeling- all in one

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Series of Creo Flexible tutorials: 1. Applying Flexible Offset 2. Modify analytic feature vs. Flexible Offset 3. Flexible Mirror 4. Flexible Substitute 5. Edit Round feature 6. Symmetry Recognition feature
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#DIY DUAL NAME IN SINGLE KEYCHAIN DESIGN TUTORIAL || #DUALLETTERING #DIY #3DILLUSIONKEYCHAIN

venkatesh ajith
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
3d printing dual name illusion keychain design tutorial. software used: Creo 6.0 tools used. Animated in keyshot 9 All dimensions are in mm. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRAB CAD LINK. https://grabcad.com/venkatesh.ajith-1... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0aN... INSTAGRAM PAGE https://www.instagram.com/print.thefu... Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/icftechiesga... Thanks for watching & please subscribe to our channel.
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Tutorials - How to make a Involute Spur Gear

Nanthakumar R
in Modeling
1 0 Expert
Tutorials - How to make a Involute Spur Gear Initially Take a Note on spur gear dimensions as follows Module = 4mm Number of teeth =39 Pitch Circle Diameter =156 mm Pressure Angle =20 Deg Addendum Circle Diameter =167.4 mm Root Diameter = 149.70 mm Dedendum Circle Diameter =130 mm Hole size 80 mm Tooth thickness =6.28mm Base Circle Diameter =156cos(20)=146.592mm Step 1 • Select the Front plane • Draw 130mm (Dedendum Circle Diameter) Diameter circle and a Hole 80mm Diameter circle • Extrude 50 mm Step 2 Draw three circles vice the diameters are • Addendum Circle Diameter =167.4 mm, • Pitch Circle Diameter =156 mm, • Base Circle Diameter =156cos(20)=146.592mm Step 3 For involute curve we need to put some parametric equations as follows Follow the procedure and paste the equations Menu bar - Insert - Model datum – Curve - In the menu manager - From equation - Done Now the select the PRT_CSYS_DEF and Cartesian (a notepad box will open) Just paste the following equations without modify anything.., Base_circle_radius=146.592/2 Angle=t*90 Cir_len=(PI*Base_circle_radius*t)/2 X_ins=Base_circle_radius*cos(Angle) Y_ins=Base_circle_radius*sin(Angle) X=X_ins+(Cir_len*sin(Angle)) Y=Y_ins-(Cir_len*cos(Angle)) Z=0 (Note : Here 146.592/2 mm is Base Circle Radius) File - Save - Close notepad -Preview - OK Now you see the curve Step 4 (Note : Tooth thickness=6.28mm on pitch circle) • Again Go to sketcher using previous sketching plane (Take references before draw ) • Menu bar/right click Sketcher - References • Pick the curve and the middle circle as references Then draw a center point arc with radius of 6.28 mm on the middle circle and the starting point should start from the curve. Take a point on the curve at middle Exit Sketcher Then Datum point - Select the curve - offset = .50 Step 5 Now we make a datum plane passing through this point and the central axis. Then we reflect the curve about datum plane Datum plane - Select the point and the axis - OK Now Datum plane created. Select the curve we draw via the formula and mirror it with reference to Datum plane Now we use the curve to define the tooth profile Steps Sketcher - the create an entity from edge option from tool bar - Select the two curves Sketch - References select the three circles. Select the references as shown in the figure. Draw the two connecting lines and two center point arc as shown in figure. Then trim the unnecessary lines to make the profile. (Note : The profile must be closed at the end) Finally extrude the profile and pattern it about the central axis. Hide all the unnecessary curves Well the Involute spur gear is formed successfully.
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Bottle by Freestyle feature

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Freestyle modeling
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HOW TO CREATE A PROFILE RIB IN CREO PARAMETRIC

abdul lateef
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Learn how to create a profile rib in creo parametric in the best way.
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Split Surfaces in Creo Parametric

jehan kothari
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
Many looks for surface split in Creo Parametric which is synonymous using Split Line in SolidWorks. Here is your solution :)
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Creo Parametric 5.0 Beginner

jehan kothari
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
3D modeling beginner tutorial in creo parametric
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Creo Parametric Basic Surfacing Exercise

jehan kothari
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
In this video, we are going to understand how we can approach for creating a surface model. The trim tool as well as merge option is explained and used to create this model.
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Sprocket 08B

Abhishek Jain
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
In this tutorial, we are going to design a chain sprocket. And also we are going through calculations for designing sprocket tooth.
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14 Ways To Create Curve

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Surface modeling with Creo Parametric 4.0: 14 Ways To Create "Curve" * Sketched Curve * 2D Curve created between points * 3D Curve created by points * Curve defined by points from CSYS * Curve conected to another Curves * Curve created on a surface edge * Projected Curve * Wraped Curve * Curve defined by Equation * Intersected Curve by curves * Intersected Curve by quilts * Copy edge from solid * Curve from Cross Section * Trace Curve defined by mechanism
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HOLE OPTIONS IN CREO/PRO E

JIAMETRIC
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
HOLE TYPES IN CREO 1.Linear Hole 2.Co-Axial Hole or Concentric 3.PCD Hole or Diameter Hole 4.Radial Hole or Tangent Hole
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How to design motorcycle clutch basket in Creo Parametric

Prakash Shakti
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
In this video we will see a basic use of pattern, helical sweep and revolve while designing a clutch basket. Also, we will see a basic assembly of clutch basket. While designing of clutch basket we will also learn the concept idea of gear design and spring.
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