Mastering Gear Design with CATIA V5: A Comprehensive Tutorial | Gear Design

Mastering Gear Design with CATIA V5: A Comprehensive Tutorial
"In this video, you'll learn how to create precise and complex gear designs using CATIA V5. This tutorial covers all the essential skills you need to know to become a master in CATIA V5 gear design. Whether you're an experienced mechanical designer or just starting out, this video is perfect for you. Watch now and start creating stunning gear designs like a pro!"
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[@alen-pi2fr]

Good , we need more video on CATIA

[@tauseefarts]

Ok 😊 👍

[@ashishjangid2412]

Good one brother. Can we make 3d printable files with this process?

[@tauseefarts]

Yes, we have to save it in STL. File format.
Then import it in Slicer for post processing.

[@ashishjangid2412]

@@tauseefarts that's great. Thanks 😀

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