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SolidWorks tutorial: ATV handlebar
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Exceptional. I have been looking all over the internet for information
a propos butted tubing and I have not come across a release resource. I’m
trying to get into bike frame design and I want to run statics on a
finished develop. The problem is that most of the online tutorials are crap
when it comes to designing a frame and all assume straight gauge tubing
which is useless for statics analysis. Could you please help me with how to
develop butted tubing and miters. Thanks.
start a new part-file and make an axis between all of the 3 planes. then
save this as a part template. – then they will allways be there when you
start a new part.
thanks very much !
Fantastico tutorial,muchas gracias y saludos
Thank you very much.
How can I place those x,y and z axises in the beginning?