I always admired the usefulness of 4 bar mechanisms for things like this, but could never find any type of course or training or theory-crafting for newbies to design them themselves.
Soooo cool! I saw one in a play park the other day and hopped on to have a go at excavating 💪🏻 well done in designing and building it. You are correct about the manufacturing design method: you can save a lot of time in keeping that in mind when designing a part for manufacture.
You wouldn't have the plans available for a download somewhere? I want to make one for my 3 year old nephew but I can't find plans anywhere. I don't have much in the sense of mathematics but I am a professional welder so the making part I've got down. I can pay.
Hey Philip, really nice build. thank you for sharing. NIce name also :D My son loves these kind of toys. Are the blueprints available? Im a welder so this could be a great project.
Hey Mohammed, Some companies like Honda, Toyota, Ford, and Freightliner use CATIA V5. But other larger companies use PTC CREO Parametric, SolidWorks, and Siemens NX. More of the larger companies use the higher end software, and the medium size companies use software such as SolidWorks and Autodesk Inventor. For automotive design, you want to work more with surfaces and bracketry. I would say CATIA V5 is the best for automotive, but a second best would be SolidWorks...which is more affordable for individual use.
@@phillipmoua9805 in here they mostly recommend SolidWorks that's why I asked you.... thanks for replying 🙂 And is there many differences between CATIA V5 and SolidWorks?
@@mohammedaqeel5919 So from what I've heard through the industry, SolidWorks was on the rise to becoming the better CAD software, but CATIA bought them out. So now CATIA is still the best CAD software in the industry. The are both similar, but CATIA is stronger with surface modeling (body panels, interior panels, any organic shape). SolidWorks is more user friendly and easier to use. SolidWorks is still a capable and strong software, and I would use SolidWorks for anything I would ever need. Whichever software you use, you can translate skills over. Just use the CAD program you have available and become proficient with it.
I hope you guys got some entertainment out of this one! It was a lot of work, outside of my 8-5. Be sure to like to help out this video. Thanks!
I always admired the usefulness of 4 bar mechanisms for things like this, but could never find any type of course or training or theory-crafting for newbies to design them themselves.
Soooo cool! I saw one in a play park the other day and hopped on to have a go at excavating 💪🏻 well done in designing and building it. You are correct about the manufacturing design method: you can save a lot of time in keeping that in mind when designing a part for manufacture.
Thank you, Adriaan! Mark 2 will hopefully be built this year haha
@@phillipmoua9805 Nice! Do share the improvements 🙌🏻
Where are you frome
@@vijeeshcv399 the Great R of SA! 🇿🇦
Спасибо за видео. Красивый👍
You wouldn't have the plans available for a download somewhere? I want to make one for my 3 year old nephew but I can't find plans anywhere. I don't have much in the sense of mathematics but I am a professional welder so the making part I've got down. I can pay.
very cool toy. I want to do the same for my son. Please share drawings
Very nice! Thanks for sharing! Do you sell your plans?
Hey Philip, really nice build. thank you for sharing. NIce name also :D
My son loves these kind of toys. Are the blueprints available? Im a welder so this could be a great project.
Looks good however when you scoop the lever should pull towards you....Looks like yours you push the lever rather than pull to scoop.
Do you have a plan/drawing for this? Would like to make one for my grandson.
please share CAD model
Hii bro... for Automotive designing which software is the best? And mostly used by companies all over the world
Hey Mohammed,
Some companies like Honda, Toyota, Ford, and Freightliner use CATIA V5. But other larger companies use PTC CREO Parametric, SolidWorks, and Siemens NX.
More of the larger companies use the higher end software, and the medium size companies use software such as SolidWorks and Autodesk Inventor.
For automotive design, you want to work more with surfaces and bracketry. I would say CATIA V5 is the best for automotive, but a second best would be SolidWorks...which is more affordable for individual use.
@@phillipmoua9805 in here they mostly recommend SolidWorks that's why I asked you.... thanks for replying 🙂
And is there many differences between CATIA V5 and SolidWorks?
@@mohammedaqeel5919 So from what I've heard through the industry, SolidWorks was on the rise to becoming the better CAD software, but CATIA bought them out. So now CATIA is still the best CAD software in the industry.
The are both similar, but CATIA is stronger with surface modeling (body panels, interior panels, any organic shape).
SolidWorks is more user friendly and easier to use. SolidWorks is still a capable and strong software, and I would use SolidWorks for anything I would ever need.
Whichever software you use, you can translate skills over. Just use the CAD program you have available and become proficient with it.
@@phillipmoua9805 thanks❤👍
Do you live in NC?
Hey Shaun,
I do live in NC. I went to UNC Charlotte for Mechanical Engineering!
Thanks you very much
Could you share cad files or dimensions of the parts ?