Pro Engineer in a week Muwahahhaha

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The discussion centers around a user who became engrossed in using Pro-E software to create a detailed 3D model of a Dewalt Impact driver. Initially starting with basic shapes, the user progressed rapidly, completing the model within a week. The final product includes intricate details, showcasing a significant improvement in their skills. Other participants express admiration for the work and the quick learning curve associated with Pro-E, acknowledging its complexity. There are inquiries about the software's availability, with suggestions that the user likely accessed a student version due to its high cost. The conversation also touches on the potential applications of the model, such as Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for stress testing. Overall, the thread highlights the user's impressive achievement in 3D modeling and the supportive feedback from the community.
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Ahahahahah, I got addicted to playing with Pro-E for my Dewalt Impact driver project and I ended up making this. I started out only knowing how to make basic shapes like squares and circles and then I made this thing in a week!



http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/1619/drivergh0.png

http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/231/driverzn7.png

http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/24/driverbr4.png

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/2366/frontwf9.png

Now I must make the driver, front driver head, attach on handel, and battery pack.

Its close, but not perfect, to the real thing

http://www.hechinger.com/assets/images/product/dewalt-cordless-impact-driver-DW052K-2.jpg
 
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Cool, looks pretty good so far. :D
 
That is some really good work there. The fact that you are able to do all of that in a week is really impressive. Pro-E can have a brutal learning curve but it looks like you mastered the curve, so it is smooth sailing from tis point out.
 
Here we go, its now finished! :biggrin:

http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/6806/drivernj0.png

http://www.hechinger.com/assets/images/product/dewalt-cordless-impact-driver-DW052K-2.jpg

Wow, I can't believe it came out that good! :
 
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http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/5613/drver2pz6.png
 
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What's this for? Nailing hunting requisites onto the wall?
 
Ok, so I went a little more nuts and made EVERY single part inside the driver!

http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/475/drivervn3.png
 
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http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/3833/driverzm3.png
 
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That is freakin awesome cyrusabdollahi. Where do you get this pro-e?
 
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I made it in the computer lab at school. I am going to use it for FEA stress analysis.
 
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Yah that product is pretty amazing but expensive. Maybe I'll see if I can download a copy:smile:
 
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cyrusabdollahi said:
I made it in the computer lab at school. I am going to use it for FEA stress analysis.

That is a 3d image, looks pretty good.

Sometimes you'll be interested in the work because of what you actually can do and that is who you are than a single image of woodwork driller.

About your stress analyses I am sure I can not help, since it's not new at all and I am no a 3d image professional. I have tried and failed several times, I know that.
Sometimes I tried, and my acts turned me weird really cruel to several people. Do you think I should continue drawing 2-3d stuff ? It is not a disappointing idea over what I am trying out, I am nice to be in the way I am to be so that my things would always look nice and neat whenever and whatever I do.
 
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radou said:
What's this for? Nailing hunting requisites onto the wall?
You don't sound right about that.
 

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