Plasticity | CAD Precision Modeling [Tutorial for Beginners]

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Discover the mechanics of plasticity within CAD as we tackle precision modeling in this tutorial. Dive into the process of creating a CAD-inspired mechanical part, showcasing the powerful tools that CAD offers for engineering purposes.
Whether you're new or experienced, this guide will equip you with clever tips and techniques to master precision modeling. Mastering CAD and plasticity precision modeling not only improves your engineering skills, but it's also a game-changer for 3D printing. With these techniques, you can create intricate designs that translate perfectly into 3D-printed objects, bringing your ideas to life with accuracy and detail.

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⌚Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction to Plasticity and Tutorial Overview
0:42 - Beginning with Modeling Cylindrical Shapes
5:31 - Constructing Details and Adding Complexities
10:03 - Finalizing Shapes and Trimming Excess Parts
16:33 - Cutting Holes and Defining Model Details
21:00 - Combining Solids and Concluding the Tutorial

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[Alienbacilusua]

Thank you! More precise modelling tutorials, please!

[evanlane]

I'm a Solidworks user at work and Blender user at home. I've been learning plasticity recently and it's been SO helpful for sketching forms and designing master models I can then take into Solidworks. I've been doing some of the tips you have in this video already, but a lot of it is new to me. Thanks!

[functional_films]

This is wonderful. Please more of these tutorials that include dimensioning and accuracy. You're tutorial style is very helpful and easy to follow, thank you.

[mantatnam]

Plasticity is good fun....i use blender for polygon modeling and fusion 360 for cad nurbs models... when i need useful models that is..

[KylaraKuhn]

Hi Nikita. When you adjust the size of the grid you see a lot more and the snaps actually make sense. Set it to 1 cm as that is the scale you are working on (sometimes when you need something in the middle set it to 0.5 cm). 1 cm is good in general though.

[CopycatStudiosLA]

your tutorials are comforting to watch!

[williamfredricks]

Yes I agree, wonderful tutorial please include more dimensions. I'm coming from a CAD system and need to make models for accuracy and 3D output. Thank you ... already did your beginning watch course... loved it.

[lukaszbien]

Good habit when one starts to build the model is to start with one plane rather than 3d view, usually one goes with curves or basic 2d shapes before extruding. In your case I would go to Z plane and start building from there. Like someone mentioned - scaling grid to lower numbers to will have more control over snapping. Good work Nikita!

[khmeehan]

Hey I love these tutorials! I’m catching points in the tutorial though like in the very first step, to create a circle curve you need to click the origin point, then click tab, enter numeric value, then click return two times (not once) for the curve to be created. Those are the little things that confuse the beginners like me. If you can keep those types of things in mind when making these videos it’s greatly appreciated! These are the areas where I struggle to follow along. Otherwise awesome! I subscribed to your channel immediately. This is essential learning material.

[rcguy]

I just joined the community on your website.hoping to learn more about plasticity.

[Mordor]

Моделить, конечно в Пластике круто, но дело то в документации. Не зря же предприятия Т-флекс, Компас 3д и Солид используют.

[weltyautomation]

I think the offset command might help with the 2d sketching on this type of model.

[thehydroblade]

But how easy is it to go back and change a few dimensions after you are done?

[sob]

It's all fun until you need to go back and change all 65 holes fitting tolerance by 0.1mm :D

[shokk]

Is there a way of keeping the measurement on screen?

[thanatosor]

General Process :

- Make 2D curves mapped to prametric design
- Extrude them all.

[mikelsanfelix]

hi nikita, a saw all your video of plasticity, exelent work, but you did this one a little complicated, there is an easy way to do the same with fewer lines, but thanks

[gg]

Looking good! Do you have a solution for putting an objects evenly spaced along an elipse?

Right now if you use curve array on an elipse, objects are closer together at the top/bottom than the sides. And there doesnt seem to be a setting for it in curve array. 😢 Making curve array only usuable on perfect circles.

[joeking]

That would be really easy to do in Tinkercad.

[Mat-zljx]

Great video! I would like to know how you drew the dimensions in your thumbnail.😁