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Do you need to work with an older design that predates CAD, or design an accessory for a third-party product? If so, then this course is for you. Join instructor Steven Marjieh as he acquaints you with the fundamentals of reverse engineering, which allows you to infer a model from an object and work with it in your own designs. Learn how to use physical measurement, 3D scanning, and touch probes to measure real-world objects and work with them in your CAD tool of choice. Plus, learn how to best approach the post-processing of scan data, including how to inspect the final parts and verify that they’re correct.
Topics include:
- Where is reverse engineering applied?
- Using standard hand tools
- Nondestructive ways to create highly accurate representations of parts
- Getting accurate measurements with calipers and micrometers
- Setting up, capturing, and cleaning up scans
- Importing and parsing the STL
- Importing CAD data as STL
- 3D printing
Table of Contents
1 What is reverse engineering
2 Where is reverse engineering applied
3 Using standard hand tools
4 Scanners, lasers, and touch probes
5 Calipers
6 Micrometers
7 Height gauge
8 Go and no-go gauges
9 Setting up your scan
10 Capturing
11 Post-processing with scanner software
12 Importing the STL
13 Sections and curves
14 Parsing the STL
15 Surface creation
16 Import CAD data as STL
17 Inspection
18 Manifold parts
19 Next steps
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