Came here to learn the basics of creo drawing but was left with close to expert knowledge in drawing and explanation of GD&T, which experts have also even taught. Thank you very much.
much informative and helpful video this is. in fact, these 4 videos of GD&T made it easy to understand basic concepts as well as some easy options while part modelling. thank you for this series of videos. i would like to watch more similar videos by you.
As a beginner it is difficult to understand but I will try to to explain you. There are two different size bore which cannot be manufacture at the same time. If there is a relation between both the bore then you need to control both the centre axis using gd&t with each other.
@@CADxTraining Got it thanks.. There are two different dia of bores and practically each having a different center lines. Way of explanation is good,, keep it up 👍👍
@@CADxTraining sir , I gone one company for interview , they ask me what is zero plane and give model sheet for drawing detailing ,they mentioned datum planes such as D0, D1,D2 etc... And they mentioned some places in diagram A,B ,C ,D ,E ,F .... reply me sir
That doesn't matter for most of the people, everybody has their own standard template done in either inches or matric. Generally if the dimensions are having two decimal place then it will be metric and if it is 3 decimal place It will be inches.
First of all those are not Datums, they are Datum Features. You don't pick primary Datum Feature by how are you going to measure part, it should be picked by parts application in use. Primary Datum can not be "tilted" as it is PRIMARY and everything else relates to it. Runout controls surface variation from nominal not axial.
Firstly, there is no word in English such as 'parallely'. You just made it up from thin air. Please use 'in parallel' the next time. Secondly, your part Datums are incorrect sequentially. How can you refer Datum-B to Datum-A&C? Sequentially speaking, B is born /made before C!
Came here to learn the basics of creo drawing but was left with close to expert knowledge in drawing and explanation of GD&T, which experts have also even taught. Thank you very much.
All the four parts is so informative and filled with enormous content. Please enlighten us like this, by posting more videos.
Thanks for the appreciation. Love your comment.
much informative and helpful video this is. in fact, these 4 videos of GD&T made it easy to understand basic concepts as well as some easy options while part modelling. thank you for this series of videos. i would like to watch more similar videos by you.
Best explanation of Gd&T I ever had..thanks a lot and waiting for more videos
You are Genius. Thank you for explanation. You are the best teacher.
Your best in creo bro, I like your explanation methods, I seen many video in youtube but your is just awesome bro
Thank u so much Sir...
Can someone tell me the short cut key for switch on / off the datums
good video, just cleared all my doubts....
Now can you apply what you just said to an Open setup on surface plate?!
If there is no material volume, there is no machining. If there is no machining, there is no gdnt.
Dear Sir is there any possible way to change display fraction format? For example, dimension 1.5inch, in fraction it displayed 1-1/2 i need as 1 1/2.
Yes you can get that result.
@@CADxTraining how
Set "dim_fraction_ format" to aise
Very good details and explanation, Thank a lot.
Hi CADX,, have a query - both B and C datums are subjected to centrline only ??
Actually we have two different center line there for two diffrent feature.
@@CADxTraining agree,, but both centrelines are collinier right ?? There is no offset
As a beginner it is difficult to understand but I will try to to explain you. There are two different size bore which cannot be manufacture at the same time. If there is a relation between both the bore then you need to control both the centre axis using gd&t with each other.
@@CADxTraining Got it thanks.. There are two different dia of bores and practically each having a different center lines.
Way of explanation is good,, keep it up
👍👍
What is zero plane , how to show datum plane in drawing like as D0 ,D1,D2......... Please reply me
Which standard do you follow? This kind of notation is not allowed in any standard.
@@CADxTraining sir , I gone one company for interview , they ask me what is zero plane and give model sheet for drawing detailing ,they mentioned datum planes such as D0, D1,D2 etc... And they mentioned some places in diagram A,B ,C ,D ,E ,F .... reply me sir
Search in google for Datum target in parametric.
You will get the answer.
Your explanation way was best and ever best
sir in drawings how can I understand the dimensions are in inches or mm
That doesn't matter for most of the people, everybody has their own standard template done in either inches or matric. Generally if the dimensions are having two decimal place then it will be metric and if it is 3 decimal place It will be inches.
It also depend on standard fallow by company ASME(first angel projection) or ISO(third angle of projection). ASME use inche and ISO use mm as unit. 😊😊
@@CADxTraining Thanq sir 😍
@@monty9164 Thanq 😍
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Sir, Please share your all the knowledge of software which is use full for design engineer.
very useful sir. how to create custom symbols in creo?
there are different ways to do this. Which type of symbol are you looking for?
@@CADxTraining dowel sumbol, grinding, turning, milling symbols
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This will give you some idea to explore it.
First of all those are not Datums, they are Datum Features. You don't pick primary Datum Feature by how are you going to measure part, it should be picked by parts application in use. Primary Datum can not be "tilted" as it is PRIMARY and everything else relates to it. Runout controls surface variation from nominal not axial.
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Firstly, there is no word in English such as 'parallely'. You just made it up from thin air. Please use 'in parallel' the next time. Secondly, your part Datums are incorrect sequentially. How can you refer Datum-B to Datum-A&C? Sequentially speaking, B is born /made before C!
Sane sir ka