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@@mnaresh06 thanks for the suggestion, will update this in future videos thank you !!

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Hi, I have a step model of this, so first I'm creating in solidworks and match it to the step file, then I'll note the dimensions then I'll recreate once again as per that dimensions

Oh cool, but where did you get the step model if you don't mind me asking? ​@@caddscience8822

Coming soon

Shim is a pack of thin plates usually 5mm (1x2mm, 2x1mm, 1x0.5mm and 2x0.25mm) used to adjust the locating pin or NC(Mylar), because the manufacturing dimensions may slightly vary compared to the design model

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Thank you! Will do!

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Fusion 360 is a good choice, since you're learning from youtube explore the other softwares too, I prefer you to just go with the basics, once you become familiar then see how far your interest takes you, All the best

Hi, shimming should always be parallel or perpendicular to principal planes, please mention the time where I said perpendicular to chopping, I will explain, thanks

​@@caddscience8822 no sir, I am asking one default x direction shimming and another one coming z direction shimming why sir , I believe that x and y direction shimming required not in z direction please clarify sir

Ok i understood your concern, default shimming is the nearest principal plane for the chopping, it can be x y or z

@@caddscience8822 in two way shimming we can take xy or xz if x is default direction shimming,thank you for clarifying sir

@@newtechnology9263 yes, if x is default direction and less than 15 degree then only x direction is enough, I will also upload video on shimming very soon, please watch it for more information on shimming

needs commentary while you are building it.

Sure, thanks for the suggestion since it was an hour and half video i chose to talk only at some points, okay i will consider this from the next video

Thank you, i explained only some points, The rest of the things can be clearly understood in the video

i'm not sure, but try creo or cross manager once

So glad to see someone from overseas, Thank you !!

it depends on which cylinder you are using, the distance will be given in the datasheet of that cylinder

Sure !! will upload

I downloaded it from grabcad, you can check there

Check in grabcad website, you'll find some

may be this will help www.learnvern.com/catia-course/reference-axis

Assembly constraints are not much used in catia as snapping is very easier and faster

In companies that work on large assemblies on CATIA, they prefer not using constrains because it would create update loops that will take a lot of time, instead they use a common axis system for all the parts, then design them in their final position so when you bring the part in the assembly is will come in its good position. If the part is used in different positions they would just snap it to the other position without constrains I hope this helps

Sorry I didn't get it, you mean should i need to upload a complete fixture design video ?

sure !!

sure !! our next video is on symmetry, will upload soon, thanks !!

I'm glad it helped, I have given the Excel file link in the description please check, thank you !!!

@@caddscience8822I THINK THERE IS ONLY TUNKERS LINK BROTHER. IM UNABLE TO FIND THE XL LINK.

Yes, there it will ask for email ID at the bottom, once you type e mail id and press enter the Excel file will download

@@caddscience8822 GREAT RESPONCE BRO. THNK YOU. I HAVE DOWNLOADED THE FILE. IM HAVING FEW DOUBTS WHILE DOING CONCEPT MODELING. I WISH U COULD CLARIFY THEM. IF U CAN THEN I WILL CONTACT YOU.. THANKING YOU...

​@@kt-Vinaynow you can reach us at caddscience@outlook.com

There are many cylinder makers like smc tunkers destaco you can visit their official website and download, this link is to tunkers cylinders and clamp arms www.tuenkers.com/publish/92342d91_da54_cb89_add9bde5c193b028.cfm?l1=Clamping

sure, will upload more videos on this topic

sure, will upload more on this topic

sure, I don't have a exact panel right now, but you can get some panels from here grabcad.com/library?page=1&time=all_time&sort=recent&query=biw

Sure !! Planning to do next video on cylinder selection

welcome, hope it helped

i have shown in the video how to make NC body position, is there any issue you are facing please let us know and also i have uploaded the new clamp unit design video do watch it might help

NC is placed wherever the support is needed, usually follow 3 2 1 principle

But for applying 321 principle there how to find the position of NC exactly

@@lok119 NC will be build in such places so the panel will be perfectly seated, for example if a panel is a place surface 3 NC in a triangle postion will be sufficient

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Thank you, please let us know if you are facing any issue in any design topic I'll make a next video on that

recorded in a pretty basic mic, hope its audible. surely will upgrade the audio quality in upcoming tutorials, thnx for the suggestion

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