
Hi everyone, I’m finally back from my long long break. Sorry for your anticipating for the next update of my blog. My work been busy last few months and limit my time to update this blog. Anyway I’m back and ready to get moving, see you all in the next post!
Cheers!
Zack

OK here the Part 3 of this tutorials and still in metric system (mm). We will create magnet for this motor. Read the rest of this entry »
Unique bridge design “The Rolling Bride” by Thomas Heatherwick. It roll when not in use, how the mechanism design behind that? Hmm..

OK here the Part 2 of this tutorials and still in metric system (mm). We will create another 2 simple parts case-bush and shaft-bush. Read the rest of this entry »

In this SolidWorks tutorial, I will show you how to model small dc motor in metric system (mm). Read the rest of this entry »
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You can customizing your keyboard by using Tools>Customize>Keyboard… Here you can assign each tool to specified key on your keyboard.. ok great.. let assign all of it a to z.. but how to remember each shortcut assigned? I surf around and found you can print all this icon and stick to your keyboard.. simple right..
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Hi guys, in few coming posts I will post a new SolidWorks tutorials how to model small DC motor that commonly found at toys and small appliances. Here a few snapshot work in progress.. Stay tune..
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