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Antigone Sharris
Registrace 10. 03. 2012
As a teacher, I post videos of lectures for anyone's use, especially my students, to help in the learning of various software products. I also post videos of final projects from different design/build classes I teach.
Digital Calipers and Welding
This video was done to show students how to use a digital caliper and the value of such a tool in welding.
zhlédnutí: 82
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How to patch up a hole in TIG
zhlédnutí 468Před 3 měsíci
This is from my class lecture on how to repair a hole in a TIG project. Coming from the thin gauge stainless steel world, we tended to use fusion welding as the main process, not go for filler every time. But, when there is a hole, you have no option but to use filler. Please know that the #1 rule in TIG welding is patience. It took about 11 minutes to fill a hole about 3/16" or so in diameter.
Drawing a part with a slant in it in AutoCAD
zhlédnutí 84Před 4 měsíci
Here is a lecture from class for what we call part 9 of 24, where the part is set at an angle. I go through how to draw the side view from the front view.
Detail Drawing and Scale in AutoCAD
zhlédnutí 64Před 5 měsíci
This is from my lecture on doing a detail drawing, accounting for scale, in AutoCAD. Both model space and paper spacev are covered.
Detail drawing in AutoCAD
zhlédnutí 80Před 5 měsíci
This is from my lecture in class on how to do a detail drawing of a part with an auxiliary view.
Finding center... and hole layouts...
zhlédnutí 540Před 5 měsíci
This is from a class lecture on hole layouts.
How to change the speed on a drill press...
zhlédnutí 225Před 5 měsíci
This is from a class lecture on the topic of srill press usage from my Fabrication Peocesses class!
Switch out punch dies on an Ironworker
zhlédnutí 136Před 5 měsíci
Switch out punch dies on an Ironworker
Flat Pattern Development of a Truncated Cone
zhlédnutí 106Před 5 měsíci
This video was for my Descriptive Geometry students. Maybe it can help you to. I did it using AutoCAD.
Flat Pattern Development of a Truncated Cylinder
zhlédnutí 38Před 5 měsíci
This video is for my Descriptive Geometry students to help them with the development of an "ice cream cone" :-) Hope you can use it to make your own ice cream cones!
Ironworker setup for 2" cuts
zhlédnutí 46Před 6 měsíci
This video is for my welding class on setting up an Ironworker to cut to length. It covers fixtures and making a backstop... AND.... SAFETY!! Everyone else is welcome to learn what they want from it.
Fractions Math Video
zhlédnutí 31Před 6 měsíci
This video is directed to my students on understanding how to do math with fractions. My approach is not "math style", but more "user end" style, as in a shop user of math, not mathematician user of math. I do also include "mistakes" in the video because this is how I teach, working to make students think with me instead of "droning" thru a lecture. I am posting it for anyone to look at as it m...
Using the Epilog Edge Laser in ourblab to do an AutoCAD Project!
zhlédnutí 149Před 9 měsíci
This video is for my class on using oir Epilog Fushion Edge laser. Don't forget to download the driver!!
How to cut a Metal Pentagon using a Shear
zhlédnutí 365Před 10 měsíci
This is from my class lecture in my MIG welding class. The students here will build their own dodecahedrons out of 18g steel using the GMAW welding process.
Using the Miter Method to complete a missing view from two views, in 3rd Angle Projection.
zhlédnutí 116Před 11 měsíci
Using the Miter Method to complete a missing view from two views, in 3rd Angle Projection.
Grinding a TIG Welding Tungsten Electrode Tip (including what not to do)
zhlédnutí 119Před rokem
Grinding a TIG Welding Tungsten Electrode Tip (including what not to do)
Lever action getting greater distance than just the cylinder length.
zhlédnutí 55Před rokem
Lever action getting greater distance than just the cylinder length.
Pneumatic indexer with ball delivery system from our ENT115, Fluid Power, class.
zhlédnutí 61Před rokem
Pneumatic indexer with ball delivery system from our ENT115, Fluid Power, class.
Hand Drawing Auxiliary Part 2, 3rd Angle Projection
zhlédnutí 140Před 2 lety
Hand Drawing Auxiliary Part 2, 3rd Angle Projection
1st Angle Projection and Drafting Equipment Lecture
zhlédnutí 64Před 2 lety
1st Angle Projection and Drafting Equipment Lecture
This is a really good video 👍
I may have to get my wife to do this. This is pretty deep.
helped a lot! thanks
Hot glue gun? WTF, and take off the face diaper. This can in my feed ascan auto play. See ya.
Also, when you are describing the tig welding? I wish you would have specified that it can be done 2 ways instead of just fusion. Filler rod additives are used while tig welding just as much or even more when that weld process is used. Especially with pipe welding. You can’t even pipe weld without filler rod if you are doing tig. Yes stick is also a method for pipe welding but so is tig and if you are just explaining that it’s fusion you are completely misinforming people. I’m afraid that that wasn’t the only error I caught and I’ve only been self teaching for about 9 months. I try not to spread information until I sure of it because I don’t want to misinform others.
I cringed when you called the stinger a “clip thingy” 😫😫😫
Thank you so much for explaining this. I’m needing to build some bed side rails for a headboard and footboard. The headboard and footboard already has pre-drilled holes, for a hidden threaded rod that fastens the entire bed together. Im wanting to follow the same pattern so that once the side rails are on, it doesn’t look like I rigged something up just to make it work. This was so helpful and very informative. 👍🏻👍🏻
Another historical reminder of the stupidity of Covivid
This is an excellent thorough explanation of the welding symbol basics. Very clear.
Good video. The threads on my Weldtec torch don't allow me to jam the sheath in them like that... Sadly.
I'm at the end of my Welding Technology certification at trade school and Printreading for Welders is the textbook we've been given for the blueprint reading portion. It's tough because we aren't given any lectures or presentations, exercises etc. We are just given the book, a login id for the online tests, and a computer. I just found this video and subscribed. Thank you!!
Can someone tell me which wrench to use
Thanks! I’m swapping my grinding wheel for a wire wheel and this really helped.
does this project have a research paper if it has one can you send me the link for it
c'mon, get to the part where you install the guard!
This is nonsense. Change the title. You could have started the project from scratch in autocad, it would have been even faster. What people want is to import the STL 3D file into solidworks and from there into autocad. STL files from thingverse won't open in autocad.
L'importante è che ti sia sierata, almeno ti togli dalle palle alla svelta...
Hello everyone, aside from this video, would anyone know of a good book that I can purchase to learn how to read blueprints? I’m as rookie as they come. I’ve been searching Amazon and Google but I have not come across someone in the field that can point me towards the right direction. Thank you.
Great video got it to work
This was so helpful thank you
Anything you can do...
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Did you record this sitting in the cargo space of an airplane?
Can’t hear you at full volume. Re record this and take off that silly mask. Which don’t even work. Please talk louder too!
Thank you for explaining!!!!! This was the only video that worked for me!!! 🩷🩷🩷🩷
Terrible. She should have done her research before putting this out for world to see. Bad terminology, not even knowing how to use tools or any crucial steps of the process. My 8 year old can do what she did. I really hope she’s not a teacher. Sorry, but for something so common I don’t see how she missed so many marks. FFS
Awesome thanks ... I have a better perspective
remove that stupid mask
Easy to understand
Why are you wearing a welding helmet?
lmao
😍Very very good job madam👍👌
Beautiful
Haha...killin' me. Nothing drives me crazier than when I run into a job, and do not have the tool. I was doing this today, and none of my sockets were big enough. EVERY time that happens, I find a work around to get the job done, and then within a day, buy the right toolk so I never have to work around it again. At 53, after a lifetime of this policy, I RARELY run into a situation where I do not have the tool. But today I did, so I worked around it with a crescent wrench. Which lead me here...just trying to find out size that nut is. ...and you whip out a crescent wrench. As I began...killin' me!
Way easier if you put the saw in the vertical position. Duh
the parts in the tree on the left are all black. i am not able to make it blue. is there any way to make it blue and editable? as they are all appearing black i cannot edit them
get it
❤ 😂 "this is a very expensive item and I'm a very cheap teacher" 😂😂
Please redo the audio. It's too loud. Thanks.
Would the right side nut come off normally being counter clockwise?
The nuts on each end turn opposite to each other, like faucet handles.
Mine did
TY
Wow, dumb, no ring test, dressing, truing, doesn’t know one end of a tool from the other, laughable
What may have taken me 10 minutes or so, literally took me under two minutes because of this video… Thank you very much!
YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND THANK YOU
Please stop waving the damn thing around so we can see what you're talking about. You look like magician trying to distract the audience. Other than that, you're annoying....
great video very simple and informative. thanks
is this new yoke?
Wow... I've never had a wheel just pop on and not wobble. Lol. Probably should've added in how to mount the wheel so it doesn't have any wobble.
Take the damn mask off people
Righty tighty....? Really? It's clockwise/counterclockwise. For the digital generation, you pull out an old clock to teach them what it means. Geesh!
You didn't Cap it before moving!