3DCS Mechanical Webinar

Using Mechanical and Kinematics in 3DCS

Utilize kinematics and motion to model mechanical assemblies and linkages

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What is Mechanical?

Takeaways:

Model linkages and mechanical assemblies
Use a large library of Joints and Constraints
Combine 3DCS traditional modeling with mechanical Joints and Constraints
Depict variation on kinematic assemblies through their range of motion
If available, utilize the cad system’s embedded Joints and Constraints
Use Kinematic Analysis

Availability for 3DCS

Takeaways:

-- As an Add-on Module --

3DCS Mechanical Modeler Add-on

Adds a toolbar
Available in all version

-- As a Stand Alone Software --

3DCS Mechanical Variation Modeler

Less Complex than 3DCS Variation Analyst, with a focus on Mechanical and Kinematics
Available as Integrated or Stand Alone

Included Features and Functions

Takeaways:

Library of Joints
Library of Constraints
Ability to read in CAD Joints and Constraints
Degree of Freedom counter to check your work
Motion moves to model parts through their range of motion
New workbench of mechanical moves and tools

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