modeling – Chris and Jim CIM

Need Some Distance Learning Ideas for COVID-19?

Now that more kids are attending an online high school, they will have more spare time in their hands. Here’s a short list of some of the things that you could do in CIM class with your kiddos while trying out distance learning. All will require a computer (That’s what the C in “CIM”...

Advanced CAD Modeling & Mfg Math Activity

Written by Chris Hurd.

Worksheet with DimensionsElectronic Hand-in Document In this activity, students can download the worksheet with the dimensions and directions, and use them to build the METRIC models in your favorite 3D modeling software. NOTE: Worksheet with Dimensions Drawings updated 4/30/2020… Thanks...

Basic Part Creation Using Autodesk Fusion 360

Written by Chris Hurd.

Download the Worksheet Download Hand-In Student Notes: Download the Worksheet, dimension the parts using the given scale, then make them in your 3D modeling software! Here is a project to help you and your students get acquainted with Autodesk Fusion 360. There are eleven parts to make, and...

HOW ABOUT THE TUTORIALS FOR THE TRAIN FROM IED?

Written by Chris&Jim CIM.

Question: My DDP class (IED) could sure use some help with the train tutorials! Any solutions? Solution: Of course we do! Special thanks to Jason Hyatt from Cazenovia for doing all of these in Camtasia. After all DDP (IED)is the gateway to the coolest course of them all: CIM! Below are nine...

What’s the simplest way to design in Inventor?

Written by Chris&Jim CIM.

Question: What’s the simplest way to design in Inventor? What’s the difference between “additive” and “subtractive” modelling? Answer: See the 6 minute video below for one way to do it. It walks you through all the steps including starting a new file, doing additive...

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Need Some Distance Learning Ideas for COVID-19?

Advanced CAD Modeling & Mfg Math Activity

Basic Part Creation Using Autodesk Fusion 360

HOW ABOUT THE TUTORIALS FOR THE TRAIN FROM IED?

What’s the simplest way to design in Inventor?

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