Do You Have A Nice Model To Show? (DYHANMTS_2017)

3dcad

Motm didn't get enough participants to carry on month after another.. Many people still like to see what others are doing and are willing to post some work of their own. Let's try this.

If you have somehow nice model, post a link and screenshot (or just something you are allowed to show) and I will reward you with forum points by marking your post as an answer (all rights forgetting to do this reserved).

Discussion can live in same thread since model content (best answers) will be on top of the list.

3dcad

Junior chair made of only 3 different pieces and optimized for nesting. Only screenshot.

konstantin_shiriazdanov

it was my first model with sheet metal in OS (and it still contains a bug with sheet metal extrude-remoove )
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/63d94a5e9e06911d2cbe75a1/w/f342e2181ffb1d646da0395f/e/ad435bf4ece90456f2125177

michael3424

Here's my most ambitious project, a model of the Otto-Langen IC engine from the 1800's.  I never quite finished, but it's almost there.

michał_1

Few users are active on a forum. Most of the active ones are doing mainly MCAD, so it's either not meant to be shared or just too generic in its appearance.
Still, I think we can keep this thread alive.
I've shown that already in another thread:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/994e5ba68cf7de3008c9211c/w/cacdc2bb9b088180d6582e2d/e/3ba46956fb1fb90861323756

Since we've gained a couple of surfacing tools, I should have more stuff to show in future. 

michael_stalls

This is model of a Miles Hawk/ Falcon Wing. A all wood 1930's British Light aircraft. The plan is to draw up the model based on drawings and measurements taken from one of the few that are in existence that we have access to.



Wing Structure

Fuselage

This is what it will look like when built

ronald_lake

Here is Buck Rogers Ray Gun that I designed in onshape then 3d printed.

dirk_van_der_vaart

Here is my project, still work in progress.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/9e0ff626775169bcfb047c21/w/465b6e7df4f35d60e43ec3f0/e/d0156ba8955a81df7c06fbc8
A tilting velomobile, front wheel drive,generator and motor made by Bike2 Drive Systems.
Back wheels have a tilting divice for better road holding.
Frame and body soon to follow.
Drawing's of bicycle part's are difficult to find, so there's a lot of work.
Disigner's with good idea's for a body are welcom to join.

Dirk van der Vaart

bryan_lagrange

Here is an Onshape project I recently did. It's a pen/pencil/marker holder for my desk. The individual parts have slots and tabs to connect to each other. I put a 3/8-16 thread profile on the tab so I could screw the assembly together with hex nuts. The parts were laser cut out of 12GA stainless steel.
 

dirk_van_der_vaart

Making progress on my tilting velomobile, still a lot of parts to make.

3dcad

Mix of imported stuff and native Onshape models..

And make things shine with keyshot..

chrisjh777

I wanted to buy one of these, but they appear to available only in USA.  Postage to Australia from USA is prohibitive.  Can't wait until Amazon sets up in Australia, where I may have access to USA goods at reasonable prices.  

So, once again, I designed and made my own.  The probe tip arrived from eBay today ($8 AUD for qty 3 delivered from China). 

Here is my effort:

 https://cad.onshape.com/documents/baed5f0219653e3239ca7c3d/w/65593aa0ae6670af3ece3893/e/efd5e9b663072643472839bf

The dial indicator model I downloaded from Grabcad.

All models and drawings are included for any one wanting to make their own.

daniel_cook

Just a generic model I had to create for a job I am working on. Supplier gave me a photocopied 2D hard copy so was left to my own devices to make it look better than a 3D cube placeholder. First efforts in Realityserver.

bryan_lagrange

So I am creating components to display at our booth at an industry trade show we are attending in a couple months. I designed a letter opener to display some of the intricate cutting our CO2 laser can do. I wanted to show details such as a thread profile cut on a part ( I did the same thing on a previous project I posted). I call it Mez-Calibur (Mez for Mezco Fabrication) The blade does not have an edge yet. I will add that after the show (safety reasons). I guess I have been watching too much Game of Thrones and Forged in Fire. Once I put an edge on the blade.....It will cut.....envelopes

Sunkmail

It's not super fancy, But i'm not a power user by any means ....

Doing a small addition to our kitchen - Adding storage and a small counter area to a currently bare wall.


                 (The Toe Kick is only grey to add some contrast, it will be the same brown as the rest in real life)

The model was mostly an excuse to draw something, but it did have a couple of practical applications:

1. The first Version of the 'wall' was made to give an accurate drawing to the cabinet consultant we used.  (The existing cabinets are a HomeDepot exclusive and we wanted to match.)  Particularly, the location of the cutout in the wall, as It's actually an electrical breaker panel that cannot be moved or covered - Everything had to be designed around it.
2. To show the wife, so I can get her approval before spending any money, and make sure we agree on the design/layout.   (Probably the most important reason.)
3. I'll need to install a couple of new Outlets, one for the microwave and one for the counter.  I wanted to know where to put them before actually having the cabinets in the way.   (It's not for exact locations, as I didn't measure where the studs are, but it's good enough for figuring the height from the floor.)
4. The Countertop will be a custom cut piece of Granite as close as we can find to our existing pattern.  The model enabled me to make a simple drawing to send to some suppliers for initial quoting, as well as play with small changes, like how much of an overhang and how big is the corner radius going to be.
5. A chance to play with some features and learn the program better.   (The fanciest is the door/drawer fronts are all from a single design and made using a linear pattern utilizing a variable array for the different sizes.  also playing around with some ICE and derived stuff.)
6. I used this model to show a co-worker how easy it is to import and add online content  (I got the Outlet models from GrabCad)

(Eventually I'll add some side shelves and a home for the fire extinguisher under the counter overhang, and probably a shelf or two on the wall next to/above the cutout.  They will have to wait until I get all this finished first though.)


I'm sure it's not be the best way to come up with the final product, but I learned a lot.   

michael_stalls

A bit more progress on the Hawk. The New(ish) Curve tools such as 3D fit spline Were a big help in doing the engine cowls and wing fillets. All of it was lofted from 2D profiles. I also attached a pdf of  a 3view of the general Assy  drawing.  The software is Great!  

john_mcclary

Technically this should be under 2018... started it on the 31st though
This is a replica of my Wife's guitar. Her's is a Squire Bullet.. but I still put the Fender Logo in it's place.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ca34f5c0e24fa48dae92b90b/w/7bfc84a9d2ab86c27af4c158/e/46dbc99443bb484fc7c464eb

john_mcclary

Rock 'n Roll

MBartlett21

I have modelled up quite a few Lego pieces in 2017
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/7aa6054dfc12b61984cde74a/w/e06cbdf8db44e385255cbcae/e/22d7e96d24465f7c558d8a2b

michael_stalls

Here is the four seat version of Hawk model i posted above this is the Falcon.

Uses the same outer wings Horizontal and vertical tail surfaces.  Getting it to look right based off photos and measurements took several attempts.

michael_watson

valve casing printed at 6% scale

miles_knight

I'm in high school and instead of doing my homework I thought it would be a lot more fun to model pushrod suspension for a car.

3dcad

Junior chair made of only 3 different pieces and optimized for nesting. Only screenshot.

konstantin_shiriazdanov

it was my first model with sheet metal in OS (and it still contains a bug with sheet metal extrude-remoove )
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/63d94a5e9e06911d2cbe75a1/w/f342e2181ffb1d646da0395f/e/ad435bf4ece90456f2125177

michael3424

Here's my most ambitious project, a model of the Otto-Langen IC engine from the 1800's.  I never quite finished, but it's almost there.

lana

@konstantin_shiriazdanov
The bug is actually fixed, but the fix would not automatically show up in existing failing features (As for why and how - that is a topic for a blog article I keep intending to write). If you share your model with support I'll tweak it to pick up the fix as done here.

3dcad

I begin to believe people don't wan't to share their work? Care to prove me wrong?

michał_1

Few users are active on a forum. Most of the active ones are doing mainly MCAD, so it's either not meant to be shared or just too generic in its appearance.
Still, I think we can keep this thread alive.
I've shown that already in another thread:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/994e5ba68cf7de3008c9211c/w/cacdc2bb9b088180d6582e2d/e/3ba46956fb1fb90861323756

Since we've gained a couple of surfacing tools, I should have more stuff to show in future. 

3dcad

That looks like nice tool. Do you render with keyshot? V6 or 7? I should take some lessons from you

michael_stalls

This is model of a Miles Hawk/ Falcon Wing. A all wood 1930's British Light aircraft. The plan is to draw up the model based on drawings and measurements taken from one of the few that are in existence that we have access to.



Wing Structure

Fuselage

This is what it will look like when built

michał_1

@michael_stalls excellent just excellent.

michael_stalls

Thanks!

 its a personal project.....so i'll make it public when i've cleaned the document  up a little 

michał_1

Would that be a whole plane?

michael_stalls

its not quite a whole plane at the moment. Im not sure if i will model everything down to the last nut and bolt yet. the plan is to produce shop drawings for constructing the structure 

3dcad

@michael_stalls Beautiful!

ronald_lake

Here is Buck Rogers Ray Gun that I designed in onshape then 3d printed.

dirk_van_der_vaart

Here is my project, still work in progress.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/9e0ff626775169bcfb047c21/w/465b6e7df4f35d60e43ec3f0/e/d0156ba8955a81df7c06fbc8
A tilting velomobile, front wheel drive,generator and motor made by Bike2 Drive Systems.
Back wheels have a tilting divice for better road holding.
Frame and body soon to follow.
Drawing's of bicycle part's are difficult to find, so there's a lot of work.
Disigner's with good idea's for a body are welcom to join.

Dirk van der Vaart

brucebartlett

@dirk_van_der_vaart can you please add a photo or screenshot, please. 

bryan_lagrange

Here is an Onshape project I recently did. It's a pen/pencil/marker holder for my desk. The individual parts have slots and tabs to connect to each other. I put a 3/8-16 thread profile on the tab so I could screw the assembly together with hex nuts. The parts were laser cut out of 12GA stainless steel.
 

john_mcclary

Cleaver use of a thread profile

owen_sparks

@bryan_lagrange that's very nice work sir. 

Can't help thinking it needs some SS dome nuts to really finish it off.



Owen S

3dcad

Nice @bryan_lagrange

@owen_sparks
I would go with something more technical 'show off' nuts like the type that is used with sprockets or something like this:

bryan_lagrange

Thanks for the kind words guys! Look forward to see more images from the Onshape community!

owen_sparks

@3dcad Looks like you could kill zombies with that thing!

Owen S.

3dcad

@owen_sparks
Isn't that what you suppose to do with laser cut full metal jacket pen holder 

owen_sparks

^^^

philip_thomas

@michael_stalls - I love your plane model!!!!

dirk_van_der_vaart

Making progress on my tilting velomobile, still a lot of parts to make.

philip_thomas

Ok @dirk_van_der_vaart - yours is pretty cool too!

3dcad

@philip_thomas
Did you model that minion using Onshape? Just to know if I mark it as an answer, we have strickt rules here

3dcad

.

3dcad

Mix of imported stuff and native Onshape models..

And make things shine with keyshot..