Motorized flush door 1 

you know, if I had to wipe my all youtube channels, this would be the last one, and I would be more likely to resist unsubscribing to this chanell

Sigol Goliate same here. Thang010146 is highly prolific, considering his numerous outputs of videos.

what u showed me is something I was going to need to design in my bachelor work, so now i don´t need to think about the mechanism 'cause you did it to me. thanks to you the only work i have ahead is to determine the accurate dimensions, speed, power and propulsion system as well as design a protection system against infiltration, as I am about to design a moving wall's room. Great job. I wish i could be your student at master degree. I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR CREATIVITY

Sigol Goliate Thang010146 uses Adobe Inventor. If you dislike the costs of rental softwares as I do, there are free open source softwares like FreeCAD, Blender, etc. Warning: Blender has a very steep learning curve. www.freecadweb.org www.blender.org Hexagon is free and downloadable from Daz3d.com. That is a light weight like FreeCAD. Like Blender, Hexagon is for topology works. One more software worth checking out is Onshape, the best alternative to SolidWorks. Onshape comes in two versions: free and paid. Free open source version of Onshape is for hobbyists and students. www.onshape.com/open-source

What about "Design Spark Mechanical" which also is free and quite versatile...( if you dont mind no history tree in your design projects).

IAN G CURTIS thanks for mentioning DesignSpark. I have forgotten all about it until now. They also do other free softwares, those for electronics and PCB designs. www.rs-online.com/designspark/our-software

It's Autodesk Inventor.

It's possible. In the mechanism of video " Industrial Sliding Door 1a" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Uishcbh4-W4.html Prolong the yellow frame on the right and add second blue door panel with four violet bars (second parallelogram mechanism).

@@thang010146 Thanks. On this one above, how far apart should the tracks be? Is it as simple as the width of the moving material?

@@jamescroft6996 Yes, I think so.

Thanks@@thang010146 Any idea where I can buy the rollers, I'm struggling to find something similar online?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NRCT3mRwFk4.html please see it Our project start after 33 second .

www.mediafire.com/file/u79d5mw15w1bcn9/6.png This is the problem We need a mechaniam to re arranging the bread To be the bread arranged as in the vedio This step is the first step of our project we need the sulotion, thanks

My email: thang010146@gmail.com

Link to download the STEP files is in the video description. Please read the video description before asking.

Sorry, I can't. I make animations only.

STEP files of this video: www.mediafire.com/file/u119bz2pjedcdme/MotorizedFlushDoorSTEP.zip Inventor files: www.mediafire.com/file/19892d8geyco935/MotorizedFlushDoorInv.zip

Thanks for shared

It's Autodesk Inventor.

I don't use SketchUp and don't know how to use it. All my videos are made in Autodesk Inventor.

It's Autodesk Inventor.