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Use the link to create a Onshape account. This program will be used to draw your projects throughout design and technology. Use your education email to sign up.
To design 3D model of your Metal work project you will be using Onshape, it is a professional-grade, cloud-based Computer-Aided Design (CAD) platform that students and teachers can access for FREE on any device, anywhere, anytime. Computer-aided design is the use of computers to aid in the creation, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design. CAD software is used to increase the productivity of the designer, improve the quality of design, improve communications through documentation, and to create a database for manufacturing.
GETTING STARTED WITH ONSHAPE
GETTING STARTED WITH ONSHAPE
Copy this URL and paste it into your browser: https://www.onshape.com/en/education/
Click on the green "For Students" button
Fill out your details as prompted NOTE CAREFULLY: Sign up with your education email, the one that is your.name@det.nsw.edu.au. Not your private email. See the picture opposite for how to fill out the second page. It will ask for the URL for the school - copy and paste this into the space: jamison-h.schools.nsw.gov.au
Make sure you remember your password - if you forget, you will have to go through the password recovery process. Your teacher cannot fix this for you. DO NOT SHARE THIS PASSWORD WITH OTHERS.
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School Based Tutorials
School Based Tutorials
Centre Punch Onshape Tutorials
Centre Punch Onshape Tutorials
Tutorial 1
Tutorial 1
Centre Punch Onshape Tutorial 1.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (9:11 minutes)
Tutorial 1 Key Lessons:
Tutorial 1 Key Lessons:
Sketching geometry
Using construction lines
Extruding part using revolve
Tutorial 2
Tutorial 2
Centre Punch Onshape Tutorial 2.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (10:46 minutes)
Tutorial 2 Key Lessons:
Tutorial 2 Key Lessons:
Sketching geometry
Creating a helix
Sweeping a path
Editing sketch geometry
Creating a circular pattern
Combining multiple parts using a Boolean
Mechanical Toy Onshape Tutorials
Mechanical Toy Onshape Tutorials
To design an animated 3D model of your Mechanical Toy you will be using Onshape, it is a professional-grade, cloud-based Computer-Aided Design (CAD) platform that students and teachers can access for FREE on any device, anywhere, anytime. Computer-aided design is the use of computers to aid in the creation, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design. CAD software is used to increase the productivity of the designer, improve the quality of design, improve communications through documentation, and to create a database for manufacturing.
Tutorials 1-3 focus on sketching and extruding the frame parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 4 you will assemble the frame in the assembly tab within Onshape.
Tutorials 1-3 focus on sketching and extruding the frame parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 4 you will assemble the frame in the assembly tab within Onshape.
Tutorials 1-3 Key Lessons:
Sketching geometry
Extruding parts
Naming and clear file structure
Tutorial 4 Key Lessons:
Assembly of parts
Using 'mates' including fastened mate
Tutorial 1 Creating the Bottom Frame Part
Tutorial 1 Creating the Bottom Frame Part
Tutorial 1 Creating the Bottom Frame Part.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (4:48 minutes)
Tutorial 2 Creating the Side Frame Part
Tutorial 2 Creating the Side Frame Part
Tutorial 2 Creating the Side Frame Part.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (3:32 minutes)
Tutorial 5 focuses on sketching and extruding the Axle and Handle parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 6 using the assembly tab you will assemble the Axle and Handle into the Frame, and then animate it to test if the handle and axle function as intended.
Tutorial 5 focuses on sketching and extruding the Axle and Handle parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 6 using the assembly tab you will assemble the Axle and Handle into the Frame, and then animate it to test if the handle and axle function as intended.
Tutorial 5 Key Lessons:
Sketching geometry
Extruding parts
Using construction lines
Tutorial 6 Key Lessons:
Assembly of parts
Solving an assembly
Using 'mates' including fastened, and revolute mates
Animating the design
Tutorial 5 Creating the Axle and Handle Parts
Tutorial 5 Creating the Axle and Handle Parts
Tutorial 5 Creating Axle and Handle Parts.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (4:12 minutes)
Tutorial 6 Axle and Handle Assembly
Tutorial 6 Axle and Handle Assembly
Tutorial 6 Axle and Hand Assembly.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (3:33 minutes)
Tutorial 7 focus on sketching and extruding the Cam part of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 8 you will assemble the Cams in a helix pattern on the axle within the assembly tab in Onshape.
Tutorial 7 focus on sketching and extruding the Cam part of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 8 you will assemble the Cams in a helix pattern on the axle within the assembly tab in Onshape.
Tutorial 7 Key Lessons:
Diameters of circles
Offsetting geometry
Tutorial 8 Key Lessons:
Assembly in a helix pattern
Offsetting assembly of parts
Flippling primary axis
Changing angle of rotation
Tutorial 9 focus on sketching and extruding the Piston and Body parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 10 you will create and customise the head and tail in Part Studio.
Tutorial 9 focus on sketching and extruding the Piston and Body parts of the Mechanical Toy design in Onshape - Part studio. In Tutorial 10 you will create and customise the head and tail in Part Studio.
Tutorial 9 Key Lessons:
Offsetting depth of holes
Adding a Fillet to parts
Tutorial 9 Key Lessons:
Offsetting depth of holes
Adding a Fillet to parts
Tutorial 9 Creating the Piston and Body Parts
Tutorial 9 Creating the Piston and Body Parts
Tutorial 9 Creating the Piston & Body Parts.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (5:57 minutes)
Tutorial 10 Creating the Head and Tail Parts
Tutorial 10 Creating the Head and Tail Parts
Tutorial 10 Creating the Head and Tail Parts.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (7:28 minutes)
Tutorial 11 focuses on assemblying the Body and Pistons into the Frame of the Mechanical Toy. In Tutorial 12 you colour the various parts.
Tutorial 11 focuses on assemblying the Body and Pistons into the Frame of the Mechanical Toy. In Tutorial 12 you colour the various parts.
Tutorial 11 Key Lessons:
Using various mates including, fastened, slider and tangent
Aligning parts
Animating the assembly
Fixing parts in place
Tutorial 12 Key Lessons:
Changing the colour/texture of parts
Tutorial 11 Body and Piston Assembly
Tutorial 11 Body and Piston Assembly
Tutorial 11 Body & Piston Assembly .mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (10:00 minutes)
Tutorial 12 Texturing the Mechanical Toy
Tutorial 12 Texturing the Mechanical Toy
Tutorial 12 Texturing the mechanical toy.mp4If you are at home, you can access the youtube video here (3:46 minutes)
Laser Cut Crane Project - Tutorials 1-4
Laser Cut Crane Project - Tutorials 1-4
The following tutorials demonstrate various sketching processes to design a hydraulic powered crane. This project is designed to be laser cut using 3mm plywood.
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