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Where can you get pre-made 3D Commercial Products?
Where can you get pre-made 3D Commercial Products?
Does anyone have any useful places or sources for getting accurate 3D models
for Assemblies. I need trade name models like Parker, Dodge, Fafnir, things
like that. I have PartsNow! which is a good program. But they do not have
all of the companies that I use. I know Dodge (Reliance), is now starting to
submit 3D models for use in Inventor. Does anyone have any other takes on
where to find, standard type commercial components?
Festo Pneumatics
SKF Bearings
SEW Eurodrive gearboxes (www.drivecad.com)
WDS
Southco latches
Some of the suppliers used in Europe/UK that supply free models - Don't know
if they're any use to you though but worth a look.
Regards
Rory
"Travis" wrote in message
news:40328ff4_2@newsprd01...
> Does anyone have any useful places or sources for getting accurate 3D
models
> for Assemblies. I need trade name models like Parker, Dodge, Fafnir,
things
> like that. I have PartsNow! which is a good program. But they do not have
> all of the companies that I use. I know Dodge (Reliance), is now starting
to
> submit 3D models for use in Inventor. Does anyone have any other takes on
> where to find, standard type commercial components?
>
>
Sometimes I'll contact the customer directly and they have sent me native
Inventor Files so far.
I have been lucky finding parts using the following web pages:
www.partserver.de
www.web2cad.com
www.thomasregister.com
"Travis" wrote in message
news:40328ff4_2@newsprd01...
> Does anyone have any useful places or sources for getting accurate 3D
models
> for Assemblies. I need trade name models like Parker, Dodge, Fafnir,
things
> like that. I have PartsNow! which is a good program. But they do not have
> all of the companies that I use. I know Dodge (Reliance), is now starting
to
> submit 3D models for use in Inventor. Does anyone have any other takes on
> where to find, standard type commercial components?
>
>
They seem to have a great many companies in their DBase...I have recently dloaded some THK LM rail models...based on THK's catalog, the models are dimensionally accurate, although they are dumb solids, they are native IV files.
Alan M. Etzkorn
Nixon Tool Co, INC.
http://www.nixontool.com
let me correct Joe little, Partserver has basically 2 sites
www.partserver.de and www.partserver.com. Both are essentually the same site, but when going to the .com site you won't have to read most things in Duetch.
Charles Bliss has some of this stuff on his Web site: www.cbliss.com
--
Phil Kenewell
----------------------
Gage Designer
North American Lighting, Inc.
Nook Industries has their products in Inventor sat.
http://www.nookindustries.com/CadModels/Login.cfm
~Larry
"Travis" wrote in message
news:40328ff4_2@newsprd01...
> Does anyone have any useful places or sources for getting accurate 3D
models
> for Assemblies. I need trade name models like Parker, Dodge, Fafnir,
things
> like that. I have PartsNow! which is a good program. But they do not have
> all of the companies that I use. I know Dodge (Reliance), is now starting
to
> submit 3D models for use in Inventor. Does anyone have any other takes on
> where to find, standard type commercial components?
>
>
