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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
Looks awesome! I am installing the newest version of Solidworks now, can't wait to check it out!
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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
I'm uploading all the files to 3D Content Central now, they should be up soon, including the STEP files!
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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
How can we find/search for the pertinent 2014FRC files on 3DCentral.com? Tags, contributor's name ...?
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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
I'll be uploading them, so you can search for me or you can use the tag 2014kop.
Hope that helps, I'm trying to upload more files now, but I think I may have broke the 3DCC server... which is hilarious...:rolleyes: |
Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
I am new to Solidworks, and am not fully sure what to do to have the KoP be assebled together? I have downloaded the zip file from solidworks, but not fully sure what to do with all the CAD parts?
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Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
In SolidWorks there are three tops of documents:
Part - a single entity Assembly - combination of parts. Parts are also called components. Drawing - 2d representation of a part or assembly You should see 3 folders Black, Green, and KitBot. Black and Green folders correspond to the kop parts lists. The KitBot folder contains three major assembly examples of many of the parts put together, AndyMarks KitBot in a long version and wide version and a control systems example assembly. If you want to use the KitBot frame, I would take a look at the provided example. If you want to design your own frame from Andymark parts, go take a look at the robotics section www.solidworks.com/tutorials. In the Andymark assemblies, half the frame is modeled and then a mirrored component of the other half is used to complete the assembly. To create an assembly, click New, Assembly. Click insert Component. Browse. Select a part or subassembly. Click Ok. The first part is fixed to the Origin. Insert a second part. This second part is free to translate and rotate. Use mates to constrain geometry. For example a cylindrical face of an axle to a cylindrical face of a wheel would be a concentric mate. I can help you through the learning curve and there are many talented people here that know SolidWorks. Just give us your questions. Marie |
Re: pic: KitBot in SolidWorks Long and Wide Assemblies
We updated the KOP last night at www.solidworks.com/FIRST.
Now included are STEP files of the KitBot Wide, KitBot Long and Control Board. Also included in SolidWorks format, Ice Cube Cooler parts, Triangle parts and Ball. At www.3DContentCentral.com, 100's of parts for FRC and FTC. Thank you to all our SolidWorks users that have contributed models to www.3DContentCentral.com. Marie |
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