I need to learn this stuff.

 

I love SW, but it cant touch ProE in assembly mode. I think its much better to learn on ProE because its alot less intuitive than SW. Learn on ProE, and you'll be a SW Ninja. Catia is very nice as well. Did you design everything from scratch, or are the dimensions already given? Very cool regardless.

 

i want to try out ProE, maybe in my upcoming years ill get to play with it.

 

Given dimensions, if I fully dissambled my engine to measure out each part it'll be for my senior project

 

I built coilovers from scratch for my final project, including internals. Took me forever and they still looked like shit, got me an A though. I had the hardest time with the springs (variable pitch swing)

 

Once you learn either ProE or Catia, any other program will be cake after that.

 

Nice work! What year in your studies are you in? I'm in my first year in mec. eng. at the

 

I forgot to even say nice work man! In terms of 3D programs in general, I've done a fair amount of work in Rhino 3D (more art-style than design-style program), Hammer (Valve's map editor), and Google Sketch-Up.

 

haha, I know exactly what you mean. Springs are a bitch to get perfect!



@4lex,
I'm just finishing my first semester of junior year. Mechanical engineering is a 4 year major here at Rutgers and with the aerospace option I'm taking, its 5 years.


@Gf

 

pretty cool