LOL thats nice Single Cam FTW

 

Solid Works FTW
this is a jpeg of an assembly drawing of one of my old projects.(design technition)

 

your crank design is pretty radical there.....

 

Haha. I'm taking this exact same class ME1770 in the Spring Semester. Nice to see a fellow AE with a S2k. Do you know what career path you're going to take yet?

 

I did a set of custom rims and tires and a car but im at work if i get some time ill post them when i get home

 

Great job.

I use Pro/E and SolidEdge here at work. I've done very little animation work, though, except for finite element analysis (fluid flow and even bending/distortion).

 

that looks very hard!

 

What type of job do you have if you don't mind me asking



@Currahee474,
Yeah, my friend is going to "gaming school" (to learn how to make video games) and they are teaching him animation through maya. Unfortunatly for me, maya is one of the programs I never learned or had a chance just to play with.

@hisownhero,
We've played with solidworks a little bit at school as well, also another very nice program.

@S2 Jay,
Thats a nice rendering, looks like a sketch yet its not

@deathsled,
Plus not the most efficent firing order either . It was just the specs our teacher gave us so we don't have to go fully dissamble a real engine.

@Jsy622,
I'll be getting my minor in mathematics, major in ME, and a certification in Aerospace engineering. Hopefully this leads me to Boeing, lockeed martin, NASA, etc

@JonBoy,
Anaylsis is one of the coolest parts of any program. In other classes we went over bend/stresses of beams through proengineer. Our school also has a program called "CF design" which is an advanced fluid anaylsis program...very powerful and very cool. If any of you have seen slimjims signature (the wing showing high and low pressure zones) thats what CF Design does

 

Yeah, I've seen some of slimjims work. I'm nowhere near that level of analysis, though. I don't even work with fluids anymore - it's all structural/contact/thermal analysis.

 

Woot for engineering!! Currently studying EE @ UMD!

Nice work, only used Pro-E a handful of times, but it is fun.