Embossing in Siemens NX 2312 (Very Helpful) Tutorial

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Learn how to quickly emboss in NX. This command can be used for various purposes, packaging being one of them. This command makes this process extraordinarily easy.
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17 окт 2024

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@wardropcr Месяц назад

I've always tried to do this with intersect or subtract and NX fought me on it. Never would have considered it an 'emboss'. Great video!

@DesignVisionaries Месяц назад

Emboss really is an awesome tool. Glad you found this helpful.

@MohitYadav-wj4dl 4 месяца назад

Its very useful. Thanks for your rich experience contribution

@jackcoyne2006 4 месяца назад

Hi All,very helpful videos definitely one of the best instructors of Siemens NX. Does anyone know of the equivalent for StarCCM +? 0:04

@mik37-q2v 4 месяца назад

Another amazing video, I'm a student who started learning NX this year and your videos are, the best ones out there🤩. Could you also make a tutorial for the WAVE geometry linker specifically, it would be really helpful?

@DesignVisionaries 4 месяца назад

Thanks for your support. We can do a video solely on that soon! The wave geometry linker can be used to "import" a "copy" of whatever you want from another part file. You can import datums, faces, bodies, etc. These can be associative to the original or not associative and basically be a copy of the original to be used as a reference. It's a little more nuanced than this, but that is the basic idea!