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1 TurboCAD Pro V17.2 Grain Auger 1
2 Copyright 2010 TurboCAD is a registered trademark of IMSI/Design. Published by: Saskatoon, SK Canada Visit: All rights reserved No part of this document may be reproduced, copied, stored on a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without written permission from the author. The purchaser may, however, print one copy of the document to paper and may make one backup copy of the downloaded material for personal safe keeping. Limitation of Liability While every effort has been taken in the preparation and the writing of this document the author assumes no responsibility for errors and/or omissions nor for the uses of the material and the decisions based on such use. No warranties are made, express or implied with regard to either the contents of the document, its merchant ability or fitness for a particular purpose. The author should not be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use the contents of this document. Special Note All of the work presented within this tutorial is based on TurboCAD Pro V17.2. Although users of previous versions are welcome to try the tutorial it cannot be stated what results will be achieved. Many changes, some subtle and others not so subtle, are made with each program revision. Although many steps and directions would be generic some may not be. The same can be said for tools between versions. Older versions may not have the same tools as Pro V17.2 and if the same tools are available the tools themselves may have been revised and hence, work in a different manner than they previously did. 2
3 Table of Contents Table of Contents... 3 Introduction... 4 Setup... 6 Auger Tube Flight Shaft & Flighting Sprockets and Chain Drive Shaft Gear Box Drive Shaft Bearings Bearing Shields Sprocket Cover Tube Chute and Track Track Shoe Lift Support Pivot Truss Support & Cable Guide Bracket Trussing Cable Intake Guard Lift Assembly Installation Large Drive Pulley and Belt Lift Cable Named Views Materials Application Auger Label Ground Plane Render Scene Luminance Render Scene Environment Saving the Rendered Image
4 Introduction The grain auger, which seems so simple at first glance, offers many opportunities to hone one's CAD skills. It is with this in mind that this tutorial has been written. Within the tutorial the reader will be led through each keystroke to produce most of the components of the auger that is illustrated on the cover of the tutorial. Much of the carriage is supplied to save tutorial time but the challenging part of aligning and positioning it is addressed within the tutorial. The reader will also learn how to set up their drawing, how to insert standard lighting and how utilize render scene luminance. The reader will learn how to establish a render scene environment and the reader will learn how to render their drawing and save it in a high resolution image format. This tutorial is in no way intended to teach mechanical design or construction but rather it is intended to teach the use of some of the tools that TurboCAD has to offer and to introduce the new user to a drawing methodology. The author feels confident that the techniques outlined within the tutorial can help lay the foundation for future successful TurboCAD drawing and illustration for even the newest user. As with any technically advanced software, the user is generally faced with a steep learning curve. It is the hope of the author that the money and time spent working through a Textual Creations tutorial will help ease the learning and allow the reader to come away feeling confident that they made a wise decision. This tutorial will assume that the reader has the Platinum edition of TurboCAD Pro V17.2 with its extra architectural and mechanical tools, although no Platinum specific tools are used that the author is aware of. There are many ways to approach a project and it is likely that each person using the program would proceed in very different ways, so be open to alternative methods as experience builds. What is important is that the user becomes familiar with the objects that they wish to model and begin to look at them in a different way than they might otherwise do. What primitive shapes make up the whole? What will be required of these primitive shapes early in the drawing and how will this affect needs further along? What component or components should be started with? Many questions can only be answered through experience, but hopefully some of them will be answered by the time the beginner has worked through this tutorial. There is a great deal covered in this tutorial and the author urges the beginner to be patient, to read very carefully and to take the time necessary to do a good job. Try to enjoy the process as much as you will enjoy the final results. This tutorial assumes that the beginner has studied the desktop to some degree and can locate most of the tools. Since there are endless desktop configurations that can be set up in TurboCAD the author has opted to illustrate the required tools with the Office 2000 user interface, and the default toolbars in their undocked format (Office 2000 theme). The author is also running a Windows 7 basic theme, hence the look of the various program windows. TurboCAD cannot run an Aero Theme in Open GL Acceleration so it gets turned off when TurboCAD gets started. 4
5 Please remember that any supplied images and files are for use within the tutorial only and may not be shared or sold to others. Place tutorial images in a permanent location on the hard drive. This tutorial uses a Light Probe image called kitchen_probe.hdr. It has been supplied with the tutorial download material. The light probe was originally found at: (Light Probe Image Gallery). 5
6 Select the Make Copy tool from the right mouse click local menu or from the Inspector Bar (providing the user has a large enough monitor) to turn it on. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter -.25 in the Delta Y field. Press Enter to move a copy into place on the other tube segment. Select the Make Copy tool to turn it off. Press Esc to deselect the selection. Simplified parametric bolts will be used to join the sections and these can be found in the Library palette. Open the Library palette and drill to Parametric Hardware \ 3D Hardware \ Bolts. Select Bolt. Under the Properties tab, select M12 from the Bolt Type dropdown menu and enter a Length of
7 Drag the Bolt thumbnail into the drawing and release the left mouse button. It will align with the workplane when the mouse button is released. In progress below. With the bolt still selected, press the D key to allow the reference point to be relocated. Move the cursor to the edge of the circle at the inside of the head and C SEKE snap to place the reference point. In progress below. 27
8 Move the cursor to the opposite end of the flighting and V SEKE snap at the corresponding vertex to place a copy. In progress below. Press Esc to exit the Rubber Stamp tool. Switch to World Plan view. Select the 3D Slice tool from the Boolean & Facet toolbar. Select the lower flighting portion as the object to slice. Using two V SEKE snaps define the slice line along the central line of the two flanges, as indicated in the picture below. In progress below. Select the upper most flighting portion as the object to slice. 40
9 Using two V SEKE snaps define the slice line along the top of the upper tube, as indicated in the picture below. In progress below. Press the Space Bar to exit the tool. Select the upper most section of the flighting and press Delete to remove it. Select the 3D Add tool from the Boolean & Facet toolbar. Select the upper most section of the flighting and the section below it as the objects to add. Select Finish. In progress below. 41
10 Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 4 in the Sets field. Press Enter. Select and delete the front cylinder and the front disk and select and delete the right shaft. Select the single disk on the right of the box. Press D SEKE and relocate (C SEKE) the reference point to the back circle of the selection. In progress below. 69
11 With the disk still selected, Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 2.5 in the Size X and Size Y fields and.5 in the Size Z field. Press Enter. Select the Rotated Box tool from the 3D Object toolbar. Using two V SEKE snaps, place the first two points of the box, as indicated in the picture below. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter -1 in the Length field and.25 in the Height field. Press Enter. Using two V SEKE snaps, place the first two points of the next box, as indicated in the picture below. 70
12 Assign the selection to the 2D layer. Turn off all layers, except 2D. Turn on the Lower Tube layer. Select the 3D Subtract tool from the Boolean & Facet toolbar. Select the Don't remove the subtrahend option. Select the mounting plate as the object to subtract from and then select the tube as the object to subtract. In progress below. Press the Space Bar to exit the tool. Select the mounting plate and then select Explode from the Format menu at the top of the TurboCAD desktop to separate the three separate components. Select the two cutoffs and press Delete. In progress below. Select the mounting plate and assign it to the Gearbox Mounting Plate layer. 86
13 Drive Shaft Bearings It is now time to create the drive shaft bearings and the bearing supports, beginning with a support. Turn on the Upper Tube layer and turn on both Drive Shaft layers. Switch to World Plan view. Select Plane by World from the Workplane toolbar. Select the Rectangle tool from the Line toolbar. Left mouse click in a clear area of the drawing to place the first point of the first rectangle. Move the cursor in a right upwardly direction for a short distance and then Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 3.25 in the Size A field and.125 in the Size B field. Press Enter. Press the Space Bar to exit the tool. Select the rectangle. Select the Make Copy tool to turn it on. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 90 in the Z Rotation field. Press Enter. Select the Make Copy tool to turn it off. With the rectangle still selected, Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 1 in the Size X field and in the Delta X field. Press Enter. Select the Make Copy tool to turn it on. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter in the Delta X field. Press Enter. Select the Make Copy tool to turn it off. Select the three rectangles. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 0 in the X Position field and -12 in the Y Position field. Press Enter. 87
14 Select Green from the color dropdown menu on the Property toolbar. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 9 in the Diameter field. Press Enter. Select Finish. Select the Circle Center & Point tool from the Circle/Ellipse toolbar. Place the cursor by the edge of the central circle of the upper sprocket and C SEKE snap to place the first point of the circle. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 6.25 in the Diameter field. Press Enter. Select the Tangent to 2 Arcs tool from the Line toolbar. Select Green from the color dropdown menu on the Property toolbar. Using two left mouse click per line, place two tangential lines between the green circles. In progress below. 104
15 Select the Polyline tool from the Line toolbar. Select Blue from the color dropdown menu on the Property toolbar. Using two V SEKE snaps place the first two points of the polyline on the bottom (1 st ) and top vertexes of the left tangential line. Right mouse click and select Arc Segment from the local menu. Move the cursor around the arc and place the next two points of the polyline with V SEKE snaps at the the top (1 st ) and bottom vertexes of the right tangential line. 105
16 Switch to Isometric SE view and zoom in on the rectangles. Select the Simple Extrude tool from the 3D Objects toolbar. Select the Use Compound Profile option. Press and hold the Shift key down. Select the two four rectangles as the object to extrude. Release the Shift key. In progress below. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 1.5 in the Height field. Press Enter Press the Space Bar to exit the tool. Select the gearbox mounting pate and note the Y Position field. 134
17 Select the last extrusion. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter in the Y Position field. Press Enter. Note how the associated profiles moved as well. Press Ctrl + K to open the Select by Colors dialogue. Select Blue and click OK. Assign the selection to the 2D layer. Switch to Right view. Select Auto Workplane by Face from the Workplane toolbar. Select the Line tool from the Line toolbar. Using two V SEKE snaps place a line on the diagonal, as indicated in the picture below. Using two V SEKE snaps place a second line on the diagonal, as indicated in the picture below. 135
18 Select the Rail Sweep tool from the 3D Object toolbar. Select the middle circle on the far side of the truss as the object to sweep and then select the 3D spline as the path. In progress below. Press Ctrl + K to open the Select by Colors dialogue. Select Blue and Red and then click OK. Assign the selection to the 2D layer. Turn off the grid. Turn on the Cable Guide Bracket layer. Press Ctrl + A to select all visible objects. Right mouse click on the Wireframe tool icon on the Render toolbar to open the Properties dialogue. Check Draft and uncheck Nonrenderable objects. Click OK and allow time for the objects to render. Left mouse click in a clear area of the drawing to deselect the selection. 169
19 Press and hold the mouse wheel down. Move the mouse around to orbit the drawing and check out the cable. It should not intersect the upper or lower tube. 170
20 Select the original vertical line as the line to go parallel from. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter -.5 in the Offset field. Press Enter. Press the Space Bar to exit the tool. Select the two outside parallel lines. (Multiple objects can be selected by first pressing and holding the Shift key down. Left mouse click to select objects if they are not selected or deselect if they already are selected. Release the Shift key afterwards.) Select the Radial Copy tool from the Copy toolbar. Place the cursor by the edge of the center circle and then C SEKE snap to define the radial axis. In progress below. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 5 in the Sets field. Press Enter. A single slot will now be traced and then radial copied. Select the Polyline tool from the Line toolbar. Select Blue from the color dropdown menu on the Property toolbar. Using two I SEKE snaps place the first two points of the polyline as indicated in the picture below. 217
21 Turn on all layers, except the 2D layer. Select Zoom Extents. Named Views Before a view can be named the drawing must be maneuvered into a desirable view. This is done with the Walk Through tools but before this is done the camera perspective will be engaged. Right mouse click the Wireframe render icon on the Render toolbar to open the Camera Properties. Under the Camera tab check Perspective View and slide the View Angle to Click OK. Switch to Left view. 234
22 Select only the main component of the track shoe. Open the Materials palette. Locate the Metals category and double click the Auger Red thumbnail to apply the material to the selection. Press Esc to deselect the selection. Select the Wireframe icon from the Render toolbar to end the render. Turn off all layers, except layer 0 and turn on the layers indicated in the image below. Select the two end components of the intake guard. 255
23 With the cylinder still selected, select the Quality Rendering tool from the Render toolbar to render the selection. Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 90 in the Z Rotation field. Press Enter. With the cylinder still selected, Tab into the Inspector Bar and enter 300 in the X Rotation field. Press Enter. 268
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