SOLIDWORKS for Makers - Handbrake Full Design & Manufacture Steps - Part 1
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Follow along for two episodes for how we make an aftermarket part form concept to product. We'll take you through the whole process from napkin sketch, through CAD and CAM design, production and installation. We'll share all the files once we're done so you can try it out yourself.
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About Papadakis Racing
The Papadakis Racing team began drifting in 2004 and is the most winning team in Formula Drift history, earning the 2021 and 2015 championship titles with driver Fredric Aasbo, as well as back-to-back championships with driver Tanner Foust in 2007 and 2008.
This season, Fredric Aasbo returns to defend his title in the Rockstar Energy Toyota GR Supra, while Ryan Tuerck also returns to the team to drive the Toyota Corolla hatchback.
Team owner Stephan Papadakis is a legend of sport-compact racing who began building his reputation in the 1990s with the first front-wheel drive, tube-chassis drag car in the U.S. The team earned multiple records and championships in the discipline, turning in elapsed times and trap speeds previously thought unattainable in front-drive drag cars. Papadakis' successes in front-wheel drive were matched by his efforts in rear-wheel drive when he campaigned just the fifth car to join the NHRA's Sport Compact 200 MPH club. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Just graduated from Mechanical Eng. crazy to see these things applied for stuff I like
ayy same mech eng gang
Dude I'm literally going to college for mechanical engineering technology in August and this is what I want to do when I graduate. I hope you find a job doing this kind of stuff too.
@@gavinmurphy8905 thanks bro and good luck in your studies , it’ll be hard but just remember it’s about passion and drive not just completing assignments
Curiosity...where are you located (state)?
Just a tip in Cura, look at "Enable Support Interface" and then "Support Roof" which adds a few solid layers of support so you get a nice uniform result on the under side of your prints, as well as an easier removal of support! If you do this, be sure the "Support Interface Density" is set to 50% or higher! Great video!!
Can also use tree supports to speed up printing as well
@@b3nny90 I've become a fan of tree supports myself lately. Seems to offer faster prints, less wasted material, and sometimes easier to remove, depending on the complexity of the print
One nitpick, that desk is in a dire need of a mechanical keyboard upgrade.
It just doesn't "feel right" for big Poppa to use such a badly designed keyboard when infact everything around him is god tier on an engineering level.
A man of his stature clearly deserves a better keyboard. Especially one with QMK macros for lightning fast productivity. Shit, someone can probably even make him a purpose built board only for CAD macros with custom labeled keycaps.
Only 1 min in and I know I'm going to love these episodes because I'm basically obsessed with cars, cad, 3d printing. More episodes likes these would be awesome.
Agreed
Same here 😍
Did you ever do Part 2? If not, any plans on putting it together?
Heck yes!!! I love hatchbox PLA!! Great video!
Not gonna lie, the process of designing a drift car's handbrake using Solidworks looks fascinating!
Looking forward to the next part of this video.^^
Just don't call it " cad design" . We use our cad to design things then we use our cam to post the g code for our CNC machine.
@@wannabecarguy cad design = computer aided design design
this is literally the best car channel on youtube. i only got pure joy from those entire 17 minutes.
Steph always gets me excited to design things for my own car. This is infinitely more entertaining to me than other car CZcamsrs that are just doing the same old thing all the time.
I hope one day after I graduate someone like Papadakis would employ me for this kind of thing. It is so fun to do.
Looking forward to the CAM portion of this project. I've always had to use Siemens NX for CAM and I've always hated how convoluted that interface is! So maybe I can switch over!
Can't believe how generous and open this guy is about all the knowledge he has
As a hobbyist and small business 3D Printing enthusiast, it's so cool for me to see professional applications of it all. Also, watching you in CAD was amazing and gave me a few tips and tricks myself that I need to try with some of the designing I do in house.
Steph, you're awesome man! Thanks so much again!
Props on the Knipex Plier Wrench at the end. One of my favorite and most used tools in my toolbox.
Learning exactly this stuff in college right now, this is a fantastic basic video that gives you a really good idea of what all goes in to using solidworks!
It sounds almost exactly like the videos our professor posts for us to double check ourselves against, and given it'll be going into 3D printing it seems like it's going a step beyond what we're even being taught! Thank you so much man, this is awesome!
WE WANT MORE CONTENT STEPH!!! ps keep up the good work in the FD season so far #teamtoyota
This type of content does an excellent job in conveying the process of ideation to part. I'm excited to see part 2 and glad such quality content is available here on CZcams.
You do such a great job explaining things in your videos, and it's no surprise you'e done it again with this CAD stuff. So cool
That's something I might never make, but was fun to watch, thanks for that...
You have genuinely taught me more about this program than my instructor in my solidworks class… great timing, great video! :-) this channel never stops surprising me.
Amazing video as always. I can't believe how much information is packed into these.
Great video, I know you always busy with the racing team, but I love when you post videos. They are very informative and can't wait for the second part
All of your videos are so thoroughly explained, detailed and cleanly shot!
Brilliant as always!
Great video as always. Looking forward for part 2.
Stay fast
This is amazing. Thank you for these videos! It is cool to see how these things come to life.
Id love to see an episode on how you make the bushings you print for the intercoolers and such come to life. Im experimenting with TPU now to make different things and im just fascinated with it.
I use SolidWorks everyday. This is well presented and to the point. 👍 Only thing I typically do differently is model the solid part and add all features after, including holes, etc. This allows for editing without going back to the original sketch and allows the user to reorder the features in the feature manager.
not only that, if you use the hole wizard for any hole, when you create the 2d drawing it imports all of the screw-hole info directly. The hole wizard is amazing, it even has support for PEM inserts!!!
Just the right level of explanation without going into the weeds. Thank you Steph
Amazing quality video and great attention to detail. Love it!
Learned so much about the Product development cycle, can’t wait for the manufacturing video!
Your process of drafting is nearly a dead ringer for how I make my models! That was awesome watching the progression!
Never messed around with Solidworks but very cool to see the design process of things. Very cool vid man, love your content.
Another course from Papadakis University. Always top notch stuff on this channel.
1 video a month, isnt enough for me. I need more papadakis content
dude your videos are sick. learned a lot
You can use CA glue for PLA bonding. It's a lot quicker and holds PLA very well :)
Great commentary and information.
More of these please!
Thank you for going this. Your a person a good person stay safe.
Thanks for sharing, i enjoyed it.
Very informative, thank you for this.
To save you from importing and aligning your logo twice, you can create an axis referenced to the front plane and the centreline of the handbrake and then use the circular pattern tool to copy it to the other side :)
This is a great review of the CAD class I took a couple years ago.
This was very inspiring
Great work 👌
Nice !! always cool
Lovely video. I have access to Solidworks, thanks to my University, so from time to time I design and 3D print some custom parts for my motorcycle, few of them got manufactured. But I wanted to say, it was really fun to watch and listen to your peerspective on designing, where you start, how do you use the tools, all that stuff. 😎
Wow using a snapon screw driver to mix JB Weld. One day I will be able to afford that! Awesome job!!!
I would love to see more of these tutorials from you
Trim tool in Solidworks seems to be more powerful than in Fusion. In Fusion it tends to delete constraints and create issues. Always interesting to see how other people do CAD, for me a part like this would be done entirely from a single sketch.
Nice to see you in solidworks world =))
Too sad you haven't made part 2 - such a good Video!
What ever happened to Part 2, machining this? I was really looking forward to that. I can't seem to get my head around Shop Floor Programming in 3dExperience for makers!!
Class in session!!!
Where are you??!?!? We need more videos!!! The stuff you build is so amazing!!
Nice. Post more please 👍
Very nice!
I really want to know how to 3d print stuff. This gave me an inspiration again that I lost a while ago. Thank you
Eagerly waiting on new upload from Papa 🤞
I am a mechanical engineer and car people too.I really like to see this type of videos about race car.I can’t wait to see the 2nd part.
Mr. Papadakis, You are my hero. I have so much respect for all this crazy racing stuff, but I am dying to see the rad Rav4 build! Can we at least get a teaser video or even just some photos please. If not you are still my hero.
Damn, every vid just teaches u so much. Still waiting for that rav4 series. Really entertaining keep up the good work
It amazes me the number of things people design and make that could amputate body parts that could be made safe if they just thought What If?
Having folded back a finger when it got caught by such an opening just reaching to grab my sunglasses before my passenger sat on them I quickly taped over those fancy finger grabbers.
Great video! You can also turn the handbrake parts on their side and then no supports will be needed!
Please upload part 2 it´s incredible material for us students. This year I expect to graduate and I will apply this in my shop someday.
Your videos can be 1h, 2h and I will watch and learn. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Συγχαρητήρια πατρίδα,🇬🇷🇬🇷
Nice epoxy mixer lol. I love this channel for ‘keeping it real’ … and so many other reasons
He Make, ''Boring'' stuff very interesting, love your work/video !
awesome 👍
quality content
That's badass, I took a CAD class in college and I made a hydro e-brake for my final project. I still wanna build it but I don't have the CNC part tho lol.
MORE LIKE THIS!!!!
This is my job as a machine operator/machinist. SolidWorks, print, approval, CAM or hand program Gcode, first article and manufacture. Not a bad gig, doesn't require college but I have a bachelor's and it's $17/hour. So more than dominos
Have you done the CNC machining? I'd like to see Part 2! Great video
This is marketing done right.
As a person that uses fusion it always amuses me watching someone use solidworks.
Why?
@@dan1906 cuz it’s different than what I’m used to.
@@TheFallenAngel13524 Ah, ok. Does everything you're not familiar with enlist humor? I am genuinely perplexed by your original comment and further confused by your most recent response. Maybe I am not interpreting your meaning correctly.
I really thought there would be some sort of story to go with the amusement thing. Some in-depth reason to motivate you to comment in the first place.
@@dan1906 no sir, this content just amuses me. The word “amuse” can be used for something that you find interesting/entertaining and not just for things you find humorous. Commenting on videos you like help the creator with their CZcams algorithms. That’s all. Sorry to disappoint ya.
@@TheFallenAngel13524 It's all good. I mistook your use of "amuse". It occurred to me, after my last comment, how you may have meant that. I think I understand. Carry on. 👍
Nice knipex👌🏻
Great videos did you make the second part?
Cool stuff!
maybe mirror at the end and model half of the part?
Thank you for the video. Would love to hear parts cost for the aluminium in the next video if that is something you'd be willing to share
For anyone wondering, most of the steps here will transfer over into fusion 360
Hi. I don't know your channel, but I found a link on reddit for the 20% discount on solidworks. Thanks for that, here's a comment and a like for the algorithm as a thank.
When is part two coming out?
Where you atttttt?! Need me a papadakis video!
My robotics shop is fortunate enough to have everything we could ever need, besides a cnc for metal though. So if we did something like this, it would be a little less ergonomic but more practical to build. And for gluing together 3D prints, I would suggest contact cement because it takes less time to become secure for testing. The trade off is that it’s very toxic and doesn’t store as well as epoxy.
1:05 oh, is THAT the general shape of it? That is a prominent tip and quite a long shaft, indeed!
When will Part 2 come out? I would like to see how to use the CAM part of SW Makers
Doing design projects like this is my dream job, any tips on getting into the industry?
Are you happy with the Qidi printer?
Been looking at those quite a bit
Feeds and Speeds, Climb and Conventional. Machining is fun.
Hey steph 😎😀 love your vid 😎 can you make a video on mybe coilover setup and suspension travel 😎? And how can the Supra go on 3 wheels in a drift 😎
Your videos are always a cut above the rest
His videos are what college teachers expected from us.
ahh this reminds me of my engineering days
You don't need that much support material. 3D printers can't print in only air but they can bridge two towers together depending on the distance. Set up your bridging settings properly (more fan to cool the plastic bridge faster) and print some bridge tests. You could probably get away with just one small sliver of support down the middle or no support at all.
Papa Its time for another video =)
Liked 👍
Will there be a limited production of these handbrake for public purchase?
I’m surprised you did no strength tests or calculations? With think those would be important in choosing how much material to cut away/ how large the hexagons can be
I loved the video, out of curiosity, around the 16:49 Mark what type of tongue and grove pliers are those? they look like they work amazingly.
Knipex
@@316Mysta Yeah I'm an idiot.... I was so engaged looking at the mechanism I didn't think to look at the name on the freaking handle, haha. Thanks
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