Using Creo: Creo Direct Modeling Express (DME) Tutorial, patterns and gears

By ADMIN | Published: DEC 15, 2011

Watch a video demonstration that makes “a Verge and Foliot clock using Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express” where they “cover circular sketch patterns and circular feature patterns to create a crown gear or wheel.”

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Using Creo: Creo Direct Modeling Express (DME) Tutorial, planes and sketches

By ADMIN | Published: DEC 22, 2011

Watch a tutorial where the authors “tackle a project this month of making a Verge and Foliot clock using Creo elements Direct modeling express. We will cover circular sketch patterns and circular feature patterns to create a crown gear or wheel.”

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Using Creo: Creating the frame and weights on the Verge and Foliot clock

By ADMIN | Published: JAN 18, 2012

Today we’d like to feature part 6 of a series of video demonstrations created by Ben Eadie called “Creating the frame and weights on the Verge and Foliot clock“. Eadie uses  Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express to show how you can build different parts of a Verge and Foilot clock.

Watch this part of the demonstration and scroll to the links at the bottom of the page to watch parts 1-5.

Using Creo: Editing Curvy Geometry on The Verge and Foliot Clock

By ADMIN | Published: FEB 2, 2012

The latest tutorial for making a verge and foliot clock by Ben Eadie is here! In this 7th installation of the series, Edie shows his viewers how to edit the curvy geometry found on the verge and foliot clock he works to build in the 6 previous parts. Edie uses Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express to do this.

View the video here and scroll to the bottom of the page to view the previous parts of the series.

Using Creo: Modifying your geometry in Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express

By ADMIN | Published: JAN 9, 2012

Modifying the pins in a gear of a clock

Ben Eadie posts a new edition to his video demonstration series using Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express to design a Verge and Foliot clock. In today’s post, he demonstrates how to modify your geometry specifically with the radius of pins within a gear part. To do so, he uses radial moves and other modification features. This is part five of the series, but you can view parts one through four by opening the full article and selecting the links at the bottom of the page.

Using Creo: Creo Direct Modeling Express (DME) Tutorial, joining, and patterning

By ADMIN | Published: JAN 4, 2012

Watch the 4th segment of a series where Creo Direct Modeling Express is used to make a Verge and Foliot clock. View the video here.

Using Creo: Creo Direct Modeling Express (DME) Tutorial, mirroring, joining, and patterning

By ADMIN | Published: DEC 30, 2011

Watch a free video of Creo Direct Modeling Express being used to make a clock (part 3).

Using Creo: Keyboard Shortcuts for Easy to Use Views

By ADMIN | Published: FEB 13, 2012

Ben Eadie continues to provide great Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express tutorial videos! This time, instead of demonstrating how to model his clock, he demonstrates how to program keyboard shortcuts. This allows you to view your models in different ways, quickly and easily. He shows you how to customize your commands based on your own preferences and invites you to explore these settings.

View the demonstration here.

Using Creo: Keyboard Shortcuts for Easy to Use Views

By ADMIN | Published: FEB 13, 2012

Ben Eadie continues to provide great Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Express tutorial videos! This time, instead of demonstrating how to model his clock, he demonstrates how to program keyboard shortcuts. This allows you to view your models in different ways, quickly and easily. He shows you how to customize your commands based on your own preferences and invites you to explore these settings.

View the demonstration here.

Using Creo: Creo Direct Modeling Express Interface

By Admin | Published: August 30, 2011 

 

“PTC just launched Direct Modeling Express DME, for free no less! Now a free 3d Modeler is AWESOME but learning how to use it can be.. well less awesome. So here is the first video on how to get the interface crafted into something you are familiar with and usable. Lets get into it and turn off the retina burning white interface and have it look like something we are used to….”

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