How to model a hinge in SolidWorks for 3D Printing (Full Tutorial)
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- This video is a detailed tutorial that guides you through the full process of designing a print in place hinge model in SolidWorks and how to print that model.
A shortened version of this tutorial can be seen at • How to model a hinge i...
Final Models are available on Thingiverse here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:299...
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Key Points in this tutorial:
0:10 - Introduction to the model
1:12 - Initial Hinge Body Design
5:38 - First Hinge Side Fingers
8:31 - Hinge Lugs
13:52 - Hinge with Larger Lugs (for subtraction)
15:20 - Second Hinge Side Fingers
18:39 - Subtraction to create Lug Holes in Second Hinge
20:16 - Assembly of Hinge Parts
21:34 - Tolerance Inspection in SolidWorks
22:28 - Exporting an Assembly as an STL for 3D Printing
22:57 - Slicing Model for 3D Printing
24:29 - Time Lapse of Model Printing
24:52 - Final Wrap Up
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Very nice realization but i can give you a tip for the build on Solidworks. You should always add fillet and chamfer done last to avoid construction problems. Best regards
@@alexandreflammant8236 😆😆😆
Thanks for this video! Very helpful!
Hi Conner, just printed the hinge and it came out great. Thank you for showing me the way to get this done.
Thank you so much for the video. I used Freecad to make the part. It took some time but I finally figured it out. Well done and thank you for sharing.
Great Video Conor, thank you for the detailed explanations as well.
Thanks a lot for share your knowledge , pretty awesome reult !!
Nice and detailed tutorial
Thank you very much for the knowledge!🙏👍
Nice Design Skills!
In the video you stated that you didn't think one could make a hinge with a rod through all of the lugs on the hinge. For the heck of it I tried it and it worked. It was a little stiff at first but quickly loosened up. It didn't work as smoothly as the way you designed your hinge but it was much easier to draw. Thank you again for the video.
Ibam actually looking for stiff hinges .can you provide your 3d model of hinge Bruce
Great video Man 🤙
very very good video,want learn more.can you give more Tutorial? such as gears.thank you very much,thanks
Hi Conor
Thanks alot for this video and sharing your knowledge.i need some more input on this.how can we add more friction in hinge if i want design free stop hinges like hinges with position lock when release or not given support?.please help
Hi,
Thanks, I have learned something new!
What ist your printer?
very usefull
How do you add the gaps (clearance) in Fusion 360
SIIICK Cheez-it!
Very nice mechanical detail. It is possible to have the file of this 3d detail? Thank you
Hi Conor, how do you set the gap?
How did you have gaps at 22.07 in the section view. How did you make sure there was gaps after the combine function?
I made two versions of the part with the lugs, one was larger than the actual part, the larger one was used to do the subtraction
@@conorwalsh_net Ohh i see! I completely missed that part. Anyway, I printed it and it works! Thanks a lot :)
@@conorwalsh_net yeah it is pretty frustrating. I wasnt able to figure out how to substract parts because no one was showing how to add parts from other files. Every little detail matters.
I have learned something new, thanx!
Did you consider the gap/clearance of pins for about 0.2 mm?
Maybe 0.3mm
i don't know the physics of how the hinge 3d prints without assembly. if any of you know a vid that explains it send me a link to it pleas.
combine subtract 19:41
Spacing in linear pattern in hinge 2 should be 20mm not 19.80
can i ask you some thing what is the material of the hinge and which printer you are used SLS or FDM?
nice and helpfull video but try to speak louder when you are constructing in solidworks but ui could not hear everything clearly even with my volume on 100%
Have you done any strength testing on this hinge? I'm giving about buying a 3D printer to be able to create hinges and locks for some storage lockers, but I have no knowledge about how long it will last.
The hinges should be strong enough but I did this more as a proof of concept rather than for actual use. I'm not sure how long they will last under daily use. You might be better just buying metal hinges!
i just dl a model of a hinge from McMaster and printed it