CORRECT MASS = 512 g - SOLIDWORKS - Onshape - Fusion 360 Practice Exercises - TooTallToby-23-02-04

[@davidbolsover2797]

Either Material or Mass is wrong for correct solution. Using 1060 Alloy 511g. Using Plain Caron Steel 1478g. Otherwise a great challenge - forced me to practice sheet metal work.

[@TooTallToby]

Correct - Sorry I should have corrected that a while ago - I blurred out the answer now, and added a note - thanks!

[@ngohoangthong4712]

Mass: 511.628

[@TooTallToby]

awww yeah - nice job!

[@xxl2ockl3ottomxx]

SW23, 512g, 7:16, 7 features. Great practice problem.

[@TooTallToby]

Thanks Rock Bottom! Sheet Metal!!!!!

[@ciorad1389]

Mass = 1478.045 grams
. I did long time ago. Back then, took me a lot to figure out. But the material isn't plain carbon steel? With 1060 alloy the mass is 512g. Dragos

[@TooTallToby]

Awww yeah nice job Dragos!

[@sleepib]

511.6284g in freecad in aluminum, 1478.0376g in steel. Took me far too long though.

[@TooTallToby]

Awww yeah! Love seeing FREECAD in here!!

[@MrAwiebo]

Mass = 511.98 grams in 1060 alloy as on the drawing @5:52 in SW23 SP1
Mass as in the video = 1479.05 grams is in Plain Carbon Steel

[@TooTallToby]

Very nice job Anne! Cool sheet metal challenge right?

[@MrAwiebo]

@@TooTallToby took some figuring out. Outside/inside dimensions and stuff. But it worked out👍🏻

[@achilleasp3148]

Time: 10.45
Mass: 511.63

[@TooTallToby]

Awww yeah VERY NICE achilleas!

[@jedhightower3225]

1060 alloy = 511.73 grams
Plain carbon steel = 478.33 grams
Good part, Toby! Time was 4:34.
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[@TooTallToby]

Awwww yeah LETS GO!! Speedy answer and speedy reply!

[@jedhightower3225]

LOL! That was a speedy reply!

[@elcoeppi]

Thanks for the link. Great, tough (for me) part. Thanks that one can learn from you.

[@jedhightower3225]

@@elcoeppi Absolutely! I'm glad I could be of "some" help! If you can find it, Toby's probably got a tutorial video on this part that's way better than this. Thanks for the compliment!