The direct modelling kernel makes it simple to join line segments and curves into a surface. Make copies and patterns with the Move tool. Use 3D editing tools like Pull, Combine, and Blend to transform the solid into the desired shape.
Detail your designs in 2D engineering drawings with notes, geometric tolerances, hole tables, BoM tables, welding symbols and surface finish tool. DSM supports multiple industry standards for your annotations (ASME, JIS, ISO and GB) and conforms to the ASME Y14.5 standard for GD&T symbol creation.
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Model-based definition provides greater clarity of datum / control features over 2D drawings for in-depth 3D visualization with MBD through semantic GD&T and 3D dimension annotations. Easily convey manufacturing requirements and reuse specific parts in multiple projects.
Choose from over one billion manufacturer approved part 3D models. Seamlessly insert into your current project or download for later use. Models are tagged with RS product codes so you can easily create a bill of materials and get a production quote.
Computer-aided design (CAD) software allows you to digitally create 2D drawings and 3D models from zero. With CAD software, you can design, modify, and share designs, render realistic concepts, simulate real world performance, draft documents and much, much more.
What does that mean in real terms for your business? A complete overhaul of your manual drafting process to digital, rapid, cost-effective concept development, constant innovation, optimization of your production and faster products to market.
DesignSpark Mechanical is a brand-new specialist Mechanical CAD (MCAD) software built for mechanical engineers. With DesignSpark Mechanical, you can create billions of precise 3D modelling specifications for engineering and manufacturing projects to new levels of accuracy, consistency, and realism.
CAD software systems make it easy to develop precision 2D and 3D mechanical drawings ready for factory production, along with a complete package of support information, such as the manufacturing materials, technology, mould finishes, and tolerances required for production.
With a sophisticated CAD program like Design Spark Mechanical, you'll also have access to a variety of advanced and professional features (plan dependent) for 3D mechanical designs, from billions of product downloads, easy bill of materials creation, adaptable formatting, and plenty more.
Get a complete inventory for your models to better understand your requirements and costs with our BOM generator, available across all free and paid DesignSpark Mechanical plans. All it takes to create a BOM in your desired format is the click of a few buttons. Then, request a quote as well as stock information in seconds through the RS Online or Allied Electronics websites.
DesignSpark Mechanical is provided in partnership with TraceParts S.A., a premier supplier of 3D digital content for engineering applications. It provides free access to millions of CAD models and thousands of supplier catalogues.
To improve productivity while using DesignSpark Mechanical, you can tweak and customise things like command shortcuts, design views, rendering, application colour scheme, and interface. The enhanced usability of DesignSpark Mechanical means you don't need to leave the full design process in the hands of your CAD team. Our CAD software isn't just for CAD experts, and customisation options make it easier to build understanding across your business.
Our engineering design software comes with a built-in set of powerful tools to analyse geometry for the size, shape, and quality of bodies. Conduct analysis and simulations to better understand your models and create accurate visualisations that can be used for your clients. H3: Advanced sketching
With DesignSpark Mechanical, you can create intricate designs using equation-driven and constraint-based sketch modes. Find out how to use Equation and constraint-based sketching in DesignSpark Mechanical here.
Produce impressive high-quality prototypes when you take advantage of the different graphics styles available in the Display tab. This allows you to add a degree of realism to your design, aiding visualisation and closing the gap between design intent and the final manufactured product.
You can get started with DesignSpark Mechanical for free today by signing up to our Explorer plan. Our CAD free software package offers you unlimited downloads from millions of 3D models, schematics, and footprints and will always be free with no hidden fees to worry about.
Then look at our monthly subscription and free plans. Our paid Creator plan allows for unlimited projects and design size and offers our 3D Mirror tool among other features. Our paid Engineer package includes everything you get in our free Explorer plan, plus a number of other professional standard elements. All plans come with discussion forums and learning materials.
Want to know more about what DesignSpark Mechanical has to offer? Use our tutorials to learn the basics of DesignSpark Mechanical here, or take a look at our support FAQs and Mechanical forum to get all the answers you need.
We have made our subscriptions as flexible as possible, this includes offering the ability to pause your subscription at any time and select the length of time (1, 2 or 3 months) that you would like to pause for.
DesignSpark Mechanical features vary depending on which subscription you are on. Register for a free DesignSpark account to explore our entry level software or upgrade to a Creator or Engineer to unlock more features and release your imagination
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If you come from America, you are probably aware of Allied Electronics, but RS Components may not ring a bell. If you hail from Europe or Asia, you've almost undoubtedly run across RS Components, but Allied Electronics may be unknown to you.
Let's take this from the top. Somewhere in the clouds, we have a company known as Electrocomponents PLC. This company boasts more than $2 billion of annual revenue, more than 1 million customers, and operations in more than 30 countries. The two main brands in the Electrocomponents empire are Allied Electronics and RS Components.
Founded in 1928, Allied Electronics distributes products from more than 300 suppliers across North America. RS Components, founded in 1937, distributes products from more than 2,500 suppliers across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. I cannot tell you how many happy hours I spent rooting through the RS Components catalogue when I was a young engineer in England in the 1980s. Of course, this would have been a print catalogue, because the Internet as we've grown to know and love it wasn't around at that time.
Historically, Allied Electronics tended to be known more for the electrical and electromechanical parts used by machine designers and builders in industrial automation and control applications. RS Components was traditionally associated with electronic components. However, both companies have evolved over the years, and any distinctions between their areas of focus have become increasingly blurred. I now tend to think of these companies as two facets of the same global entity, but we digress.
In 2010, Allied and RS launched an engineering community called DesignSpark, which has grown rapidly and now has more than 250,000 members. Its stated mission is to provide engineering resources and tools and technical support (via forums). Of course, DesignSpark also is helping Allied and RS sell more components, but if that's a byproduct of making engineers' lives easier, I have no problem with this whatsoever.
The first tool offered under the DesignSpark umbrella was DesignSpark PCB. This free, professional-grade, highly intuitive PCB design environment allows you to capture multilayer boards up to one square meter in size. It includes both schematic capture and PCB layout (including an autorouter for those who like that sort of thing).
Next we have ModelSource, an online database of free engineering models. It hosts schematic and PCB component libraries along with 2D and 3D CAD models. It currently contains more than 38,000 3D models presented in 24 different 3D formats, so they work with just about every 3D design tool on the planet.
And now (as of Monday 16 September), we have DesignSpark Mechanical, the 3D design and visualization software I mentioned in my previous column. It was lovingly crafted by SpaceClaim to be incredibly powerful, highly intuitive, and easy to learn and use. How easy? Check out the new video below.
For some reason, this doesn't work with my web browser, so you'll just have to take it from me. When you access a 3DPDF version of the above image of an automotive inverter enclosure, use your mouse to manipulate the image in the PDF, spin it around, and zoom in and out. It's really, really cool. Of course, it's more than just cool. Can you imagine showing a proposed design to a customer in this way, or including it as part of a quote? What customer could resist?
Well, I don't know about you, but I find this all to be tremendously exciting. The first thing Monday morning, I'm going to have my nose pressed firmly against the screen of my computer while I download my free copy of DesignSpark Mechanical from the DesignSpark website. Perhaps I'll see you there? 152ee80cbc
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