Videos tagged with CAD

This video critically examines New York Governor Kathy Hochul's proposed law requiring 3D printers to block firearm printing. The narrator, demonstrating a high level of technical expertise, argues that such software restrictions are easily bypassed. A modified Glock with 3D printed full-auto components is shown, illustrating the practical ineffectiveness of the proposed legislation against determined individuals.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the ongoing design process for an AR lower receiver, indicated by the title "AR Lower Design In Progress" and the use of hashtags like #cad and #design. While no specific firearm model or caliber is explicitly mentioned, the focus on AR lower design strongly implies a connection to the AR-15 platform and the related fields of firearm engineering and manufacturing.

This YouTube video features "The 3D Print General" as he navigates Fusion 360 (F360) for the first time. The stream is dedicated to observing his learning process and sharing any tips he discovers along the way. The content suggests a focus on the practical application of 3D modeling software, likely for design or fabrication purposes related to the channel's audience.

This YouTube video, "3D2A CAD Design with Chairmanwon," focuses on advanced Computer-Aided Design (CAD) for firearm components, featuring Chairmanwon. The content centers around the technical and design aspects of creating gun parts using CAD software.

This video provides an introductory guide to designing and implementing built-in supports for 3D printing, specifically within the context of firearm lower receiver designs. The creator outlines fundamental techniques for creating custom integrated supports, covering aspects such as controlled bridging, support stubs, overall support structure, line width considerations, detailed support structure design, and overhang management. A specific application is demonstrated with "Glock Support." The focus is on enhancing 3D printing success for complex firearm components.

This video showcases advanced AR-15 customization and high-speed weapon manipulation. It highlights a collaborative process involving 3D modeling for firearm components and troubleshooting reload 'glitches' via Discord. The content demonstrates expert-level proficiency in both gunsmithing and tactical shooting drills.

This YouTube video provides a tutorial on how to make quick and simple frame length modifications using Fusion 360. It focuses on the technical aspects of design software and altering dimensions, which is applicable to various modification projects.

Brandon Herrera launches the 'Brass Valley' project, aiming to innovate firearm design by assembling a team of young, skilled individuals. The first episode focuses on the challenges of the AK-50 V1 prototype, specifically its problematic bolt carrier design. The team is tasked with redesigning the cam lug and groove for the AK-50 V5 prototype, incorporating a roller bearing solution to address stress and deformation issues.

This video demonstrates the catastrophic failure of a 3D printed AK-47 receiver when attempting to fire a 7.62x39mm round. The experiment highlights critical design differences between AK and AR-15 platforms, explaining why the AK's locking lug system places immense stress on a receiver material unsuitable for 3D printing. The test concludes that 3D printing an AK receiver with current technology is not feasible due to material limitations and design stresses.

This video, "Starting the AK-50 V3 - Gun Life #28," by Brandon Herrera of The AK Guy Inc., marks the beginning of the V3 iteration of the AK-50 rifle. Building upon lessons learned from the V1, the focus shifts to completing the CAD design and commencing the physical build. Herrera, a 07 Firearm Manufacturer and designer of the AK-50, aims to document his entrepreneurial journey, sharing insights into business growth, successes, and failures. The video also highlights his other ventures and social media presence, inviting viewers to follow his progress and analyses.

This video documents the ambitious build of the AK-50, a .50 BMG AK-style rifle, by Brandon Herrera and his team. It highlights the extensive process from CAD design and CNC machining of steel components to crucial gunsmithing collaborations for mechanical challenges. The project emphasizes heat treating for durability and culminates in successful test fires, proving the concept of a .50 BMG rifle cycling under its own gas power.