I love using the weldment application however you have to use part bodies or linked geometry. If this application would work with the actual assembly part files it would be awesome. The other downfall is it doubles the size/loading time of your part file unless you make separate part files or change the assembly load options. I actually use them in the same part file with wave linked geometry with a separate weldment reference set to try and keep everything associative. It really makes the FEA more accurate than just uniting everything if materials are assigned correctly. I noticed while using the weld application if there's sheet metal parts and standard modeled parts, such as tubing it can get a little finicky. Other than the work arounds this application is very intuitive. Thanks for the video.
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Thanks! Helped me out a lot with my project in school! Let's just hope the teacher accepts it haha
just by curiosity, did he accepted your project ?
@@ach9246 yes he did :)
I love using the weldment application however you have to use part bodies or linked geometry. If this application would work with the actual assembly part files it would be awesome. The other downfall is it doubles the size/loading time of your part file unless you make separate part files or change the assembly load options. I actually use them in the same part file with wave linked geometry with a separate weldment reference set to try and keep everything associative. It really makes the FEA more accurate than just uniting everything if materials are assigned correctly. I noticed while using the weld application if there's sheet metal parts and standard modeled parts, such as tubing it can get a little finicky. Other than the work arounds this application is very intuitive. Thanks for the video.