2. Computer Aided design
Second assignment, CAD...also Raster
This time i try different softwares of 2D, 3D and raster, as a sneek a peek to see which one is the chosen one to model my project
I am a frecuent user of corelDarw and Photoshop, so this time i use Gimp for my scanned and edited images.
Here is an example of my sketch and i downscaled to fit the correct size for my webpage.
Gimp
![rasteredit](../images/edicionraster.jpg)
After import the scanned image, i need to scale down the image to fit the desired size to be able to upload it.
![scale](../images/escalarimagen.jpg)
The image window unfolds and give you choices of size and resolution.
![downsize and resol](../images/menosresolmenostamaƱo.jpg)
To make it useful for my web page, the size should be 1920 x 1080, and have a resolution of 72 dpi.
![export](../images/exportarcomo.jpg)
After that, i need to export it with the file extension .jpg or .png.
![resolextension](../images/resolyextension.jpg)
Right here, i can also downscale the level of resolution for my image, to get a smaller size.
![foto boceto nuevo](../images/bocetos.jpg)
Corel Draw
![importimage](../images/importimage.jpg)
Now i want to show how to draw my "MATE" from an image imported.
For this task, i started to import my image in the workspace.
![lock object](../images/lockobject.jpg)
Locked the image, because i will draw over it and i don't want it to move away.
![spline](../images/bspline.jpg)
For the drawing, i used spline to make the curves.
![ellipse](../images/elipse.jpg)
After the curves, i made one elipse to simulate the hole of the MATE.
![outline](../images/outline.jpg)
For a better definition i made the outline wider, modifying the thickness of the line.
![copiaoriginal](../images/copiayoriginal.jpg)
Move away the draw to make it esay for selection and export.
![export](../images/export0.jpg)
Choose the option of .dxf and export it for laser engraving or vinyl cut.
![dxf](../images/exportdxf.jpg)
In 2d and 3d, my options are more vast...Rhinoceros, Blender, https:Fusion 360 and finally Inventor.
Here i show you some easy models i made in those softwares.
![rhino cup](../images/rhinoceros.jpg)
Rhinoceros
![Blender cup](../images/blendercup.jpg)
Blender
![Render Taza](../images/taza.png)
Blender renderer
![Fusion360 cup](../images/fusion360.jpg)
Fusion 360
Modeling my project
For modeling my product i used Inventor
Why i choose inventor? Because is the one i liked most.
i started drawing a 2d view of my object, because some of the parts are made from a revoluted section, i only need one half of the view.
![Section](../images/drawinventor.jpg)
Section of the object
Then i revolved the section..
![Revolution](../images/revolution.jpg)
Revolution of the section
I make a thread, to connect with the future part B
![Thread inside](../images/thread.jpg)
Thread inside
I draw some circles in a perpendicular plane to cut some holes in the part and then some profiles
![holes](../images/extrusion.jpg)
Extrusion for other profiles
![profile](../images/extrusion2.jpg)
![profile](../images/extrusion2a.jpg)
I make some chamfers to make my product look more real.
![chamfer](../images/chamfer.jpg)
I used a lot of tools after that and here is my assembly
![assembly](../images/assembly.jpg)
After that, i make a short video from the renders of my assembly.
For this instance i used ClipChamp.
![Clipchamp](../images/clipchampedition.jpg)
And here is the result....
Download zip file [6.4 MB] Link to group assignment