1C: Practice Mechanisms
Exercise 4: Telescoping Hook
In this exercise, you will be modeling a telescoping climber. This mechanism features WCP GreyT telescoping bearing blocks and REV MAXPlanetary mounting gearbox plates. Be sure to pay close attention to hook and gearbox sketches when modeling.
Leveraging COTS Components
Using COTS components is crucial in a time-constrained build season. Even if you have the capability to fabricate every part, relying on COTS parts allows you to spend your time on more important tasks—like refining designs or testing. This helps ensure your time is spent where it makes the most impact, rather than on re-inventing parts that are already readily available.
Part Studio Instructions
Navigate to the "Exercise #4 Part Studio" tab in your copied document and follow the instructions in the slides to complete the part studio for this exercise.
Assembly Instructions
Next, navigate to the "Exercise #4 Assembly" tab in your copied document and follow the instructions in the slides to complete this exercise.
Verification
Make sure to have you and/or a more experienced member/mentor of your team review your CAD! Your assembly should have 27 instances.
Section Views
Section views are a helpful tool that allow you to reveal the internal features of a part or assembly by slicing through it along a specified plane. You can select a plane, planar face, cylinder, cone, or mate connector to use as the sectioning plane. You can also choose to include or exclude specific parts from the section view.
Creating a Section View