for my graphics class we have to do a final project. well my initial choice was a golf club head. (its needs to be something you can carry around and also measure with a dial caliper.) the club head was pretty advanced for me because of all the curves. so i decided to do a shift **** from an S2k. the part needed to be 3 or more parts put together. so the actual **** was one, the "H" was one, the threaded part you put the shifter in was one, and the actual "shifter" was the other.

it wasnt that bad. but i had to replace the 1,2,3,4,5,R (for ITR) with the H because the gear label was really small and would of taken forever to draw out and extrude and all this bologna.

well, here it is. nothing special.



solidworks is a pretty "solid" program for beginning CAD people. kinda like me.

 

nice job

 

looks good!

 

i've seen that program and it is NOT easy. anyway, although what you made looks simple & plain, nice job.

 

Nice job Looks good.

 

Good job playa, remember those CAD classes in HS roosh?

 

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haha yah. i took the same one you did. twas fun.

this was a bit more professional.


yah, it does look plain. perhaps ill try to get the 1-R setup down and make the **** an actual one.

but that H was easy to make.

i had the **** be carbon fiber. but man did it loook weird

 

what program was that, was it pro e?

 

Ah the shift **** in it's natural brick wall, checkered floor enviroment lol.

Looks good to me . I know using that stuff is hard. I tried messing around with Solid Edge before....