This is another great tutorial. I will bookmark McMaster-Carr's website. You blew my mind about the import of the nut. When you design multiple parts, do you follow this workflow of adding from the assembly? I never thought of doing it that way.
Hey man! Once again thanks for the kind words!!! As for the imports, yeah that's how I always do it. Straight into the assembly. And then you can delete the step file because an ad_prt has been created. The only downside is that the file names are the McMaster Carr part number. In that respect I'd prefer a native library of parts. But you can definitely make one and a built in one is coming.
Nice work! This is a good example of the amount of thought and consideration that goes into every day objects
Very true!!! And that is what I want to show in this series.
Thanks for the great comment man!
Nice video. Now I understand about just importing the STEP file into the assembly.
Thanks man. There'll be a lot more of that in the assembly video
This is another great tutorial. I will bookmark McMaster-Carr's website. You blew my mind about the import of the nut. When you design multiple parts, do you follow this workflow of adding from the assembly? I never thought of doing it that way.
Hey man! Once again thanks for the kind words!!! As for the imports, yeah that's how I always do it. Straight into the assembly. And then you can delete the step file because an ad_prt has been created.
The only downside is that the file names are the McMaster Carr part number. In that respect I'd prefer a native library of parts. But you can definitely make one and a built in one is coming.