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Technical requirements and creating the drawing format - Lesson 6
In the last and final lesson of this course on the “Mechanica” module, we will look at how to add technical requirements to a drawing, the drawing title/border of the drawing, and learn how to edit its main stamp.
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Creating detailed views and sections - Lesson 5
In the fifth lesson, we'll look at how to create an outboard view for a drawing fragment (fragment view), learn how to change its shape, and create a cut and section. Additionally, we will look at the “Mechanica” module settings, where you can customize the interface and settings for design nanoCAD elements.
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Preparing drawing - Lesson 4
In this lesson, we will learn how to place the base by choosing a location on the surface of the shaft, and with it, the feature control frame. We will discuss basic editing, identify surface roughness, breaks, and get acquainted with the "Match properties" command, for further convenience in work.
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Creating callouts for a specification - Lesson 3
In the third lesson, we will learn how to create callouts in the Mechanica module, as well as how to align them correctly and effectively in a drawing using internal commands.
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Adding standard elements - Lesson 2. Part 3
In the third part of the second lesson, we'll look at how to add standard elements for an existing shaft, as well as take a closer look at the edit dialog box.
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Editing shaft sections - Lesson 2. Part 2
In the second part of the second lesson, we will learn how to edit elements of an existing shaft, as well as learn what dependencies are and how to work with them.
Creating shaft sections - Lesson 2. Part 1
In the second lesson, we will start designing the shaft. In the first part, we are about to start creating a shaft using specialized commands and adding standard elements using the built-in element library.
Launch and Interface - Lesson 1
In the first lesson of the Mechanica module course, we’ll launch the program and run through the interface. You’ll learn about key elements like toolbars, menus, and panels, ensuring a clear understanding of the workspace before diving into advanced tools.