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Scott Dellinger
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Добавлен 7 окт 2007
Just a general channel for family films and other things.
Save out Your Autodesk Inventor Part File for 3D Printing
A quick video on how to save your Autodesk Inventor part out into a .STL file for most common 3D printers.
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Importing a file from Makercase into Autodesk Inventor.
Просмотров 1164 месяца назад
A simple way to create boxes for your projects, using www.makercase.com/#/ and Autodesk Inventor.
Printing your Full Scale Popsicle Bridge Design from Autodesk Inventor
Просмотров 1196 месяцев назад
With my 15 year old students (10th grade in the USA) I conduct a bridge design contest every year. They design the truss members using Autodesk Inventor using frames or by hand. This video walks those who choose to complete it via sketch how to print it full scale in Adobe Acrobat / Adobe Reader. It is very specific to my classroom and is most likely not of general use to anyone else.
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 6. Assemblies
Просмотров 396 месяцев назад
This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers setting up Assemblies in Autodesk Inventor. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is what happens when you try to lecture and hold a classroom of 9th graders together.
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 4. Setting up Drawings in Inventor
Просмотров 1276 месяцев назад
This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers setting up drawing in Autodesk Inventor. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is what happens when you try to lecture and hold a classroom of 9th graders together.
Autodesk Inventor: Create the Right Angle Bracket
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Autodesk Inventor: Create the Right Angle Bracket
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 5. Holes and Hole Notes
Просмотров 556 месяцев назад
This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers Holes and Hole Notes in Autodesk Inventor. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is what happens when you try to lecture and hold a classroom of 9th graders together.
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 3.
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This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers geometric constraints in sketches and the beginnings of how to construct via additive and subtractive processes. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is what happens when you try to lecture and hold a classroom of 9th graders together.
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 2.
Просмотров 426 месяцев назад
This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers creating your first sketch, dimensional and geometric constraints, and basic extrudes. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is what happens when you try to lecture and hold a classroom of 9th graders together.
Introduction to Autodesk Inventor. Part 1.
Просмотров 986 месяцев назад
This video was recorded so that my absent high school engineering students could see the lecture they missed. It covers a brief introduction on how to get Autodesk Inventor as a student, how to set up projects plus why they are important, creating your first sketch, and why attaching to the origin is so important. Sorry the production quality is low and the sound is not the best, but that is wh...
Making a Wooden Button in Autodesk Inventor
Просмотров 627 месяцев назад
A short video to make the wooden button for the front end loader using Autodesk Inventor. This is to help my students who are struggling to use the "Revolve Command."
Making a U-Bolt in Autodesk Inventor
Просмотров 2707 месяцев назад
A short video without sound to make a u-bolt using Autodesk Inventor. This is to help my students who are struggling to use the "Sweep Command." At the end of the video I use the "Thread" command to visually add threads to the end of the u-bolt per the drawing's requirements.
Using Logility Starboard to solve the 2022-2023 University of Louisville Logistics Competition.
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A quick tutorial for students to quickly get started using the Logility Starboard software to model flow through a logistics system.
4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part IV: Screw
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How to get the model of the screw for the Shaft Support Assembly. We are not going to model, but instead download from the MANY online resources available.
4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part III: Base-Plate.
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How to make the Base-Plate in the Shaft Support Assembly.
4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part II: Bearing
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4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part II: Bearing
4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part I: Collar
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4.5 Shaft Support Assembly - How to model the base parts. Part I: Collar
Create a Snowflake in Autodesk Inventor
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Create a Snowflake in Autodesk Inventor
How to Take Attendance in Enriching Students
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How to Take Attendance in Enriching Students
How to Schedule Using Enriching Students (For Students)
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How to Schedule Using Enriching Students (For Students)
Activity 8.1 Forming the snail shaped cam.
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Activity 8.1 Forming the snail shaped cam.
5.8 Creating a Material with a Custom Density
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5.8 Creating a Material with a Custom Density
5.8 Yard Art Design Challenge - Creating the Deer Body with Angled Cuts
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5.8 Yard Art Design Challenge - Creating the Deer Body with Angled Cuts
5.8 Yard Art Design Challenge - Creating a Part File in Context of an Assembly
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5.8 Yard Art Design Challenge - Creating a Part File in Context of an Assembly
This video was exactly what I needed. Thank you Scott!
What keeps it from falling down?
I finally found a good explanation of what I have been trying to do for the last 2 hours. THANK YOU,
Brother you deserve more than 125 views
This video was so helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Screw this stupid video
I wish this didn't exist 😠😠😠😠😠😠
Очень доступный показ работы механизма.😊😊👍👍👍
Prof. scott can you please explain how we decide bin number as here you take 7
There is no "best" number of bins, and different bin sizes can reveal different features of the data. Since this video was originally for 14 year old students, I just give some general "rules of thumb" that generally work well (the 1-4 items in the text box in the video) when picking bin number and width. This is where the "7" comes from, and work wells for simple data visualizations. Using wider bins in smaller datasets can reduce noise due to sampling randomness; using narrower bins in larger datasets can give you greater precision. At a higher level there are many approaches to calculating bin number and width. One of the most common for the number of bins is simply taking the square root of the number of data points and rounding up. If you want to read more I would suggest en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histogram#Number_of_bins_and_width.
Very innovative design!
Thank you for the video. Now if I only had a idea of what your are talking about.
Fillet is on the bottom left. R 1/8
The blueprint has a fillet on the drawing, how come it's not stated what that is?
Yes, that's the problem with drawings sometimes. People make them and forget things. No call out on the fillet, and if you look at the shaded isometric view it has another fillet around the cylinder that is not present in the section view. Then in the video I accidentally leave out the fillet altogether. (Because I was trying to hurry and make the video before class started.) Humans are just mistake prone wetware I guess.
is a scatter plot and dot plot the same?
No. In a scatter plot, each data point represents the measured value across two attributes (or variables) at the same time. This is what students are often taught how to make in math classes with (x,y) data values. Dot plots are like histograms, they are useful for showing the distribution of a single scale variable. The data are binned, and all of the points in each bin are displayed and stacked. Dot plots are also sometimes called frequency dot plot, histodot plot, Wilkinson dot plot, or wheat plot depending on the country and age of your teacher.
thankyou for this video learned well
Such an amazing video 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥💯💯
I used this in freshman year of high school and now again in second semester freshman uni for engineering, lol. I only got to do one year of PLTW, but the experience with CAD has been extremely useful ever since.
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@@Zack-cb3jm Yep
thanks!
Thank you nice explain😍
Thank you so much. You clearly explained step by step the process.
the amount of times i asked what the dollar sign do, I only understand after I watched this
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Thank you very much, Prof. Scott. Very helpful for measuring bubble size in research
excellent tank u sir
Thanku
This video just saved my life! I was crying over my stats homework and this helped so much lol
you’re a blessing 👆👆👆to me no one has every continuously helped me like you have I thank God for ur presence in my life you’re the best !!! Thanks dude
you’re a blessing 👆👆👆to me no one has every continuously helped me like you have I thank God for ur presence in my life you’re the best !!! Thanks dude
you’re a blessing 👆👆👆to me no one has every continuously helped me like you have I thank God for ur presence in my life you’re the best !!! Thanks dude
Hi Scott, I have a dataset with 16000+ entries. Can I use more than a hundred bins contrary to your suggestion in the video?
Yes. I originally made this video for one of the classes I teach, so the advice was tailored specifically for them (14-15 years old). I didn't want them to get lost in the Freedman-Diaconis rule, and figured their statistics teacher in 4 years would cover. If I had known this would become my most popular video watched by adult learners, I would have done things a little differently.
wow
Very helpful
Also what's the code
Sorry, I'm sure your engineering teacher would be quite upset with me if I just gave you the code. Best of luck!
Can I get the accualy design
You should be able to use what you see in the video as a starting place for your design.
Very helpful 💫
This definitely helped me in my home work Thanks :)
Where is the data analysis button?
Data tab -> Analysis -> Data Analysis. I don't THINK that it is enabled by default so you may have to load the plug-in yourself first. That's more complicated but this link to Microsoft support article will help. You want the "Load and activate the analysis ToolPak" section. support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-analysis-toolpak-to-perform-complex-data-analysis-6c67ccf0-f4a9-487c-8dec-bdb5a2cefab6
lol
Sorry about the late comment but God bless you, this is a life saver
it works, but may I mention that I can't see the tabs you are using. but following the names of the tabs you mentioned I managed to get the same result. thank you
DO YOU NO HOW TO REPATE A PORGRAM
you type "repeat(out however many times you want to repeat the program in here)"
THIS VIDEO IS BEYOUTIFAL. I LIKED IT VERY MUCH
THIS IS GREAT
THANK YOU SCOTT
very helpful! thanks!
Thanks man so much you just help me with my HW soooo much
thank you for this
Thanks! Really great video! I have been trying to figure this out for hours and your video helped!
thank u this helped very much with my school assignment
Thank you 🙏