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Aero Design Series – Airplane Stability Playlist

By Matthew Gruber December 7, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airplane Stability Playlist

Seven videos are up on airplane stability! Ever wonder why aiplanes have stabilizers on the aft of the tail? How do they work? Why are they there? Where does the center of gravity of the aircraft relative to the wings

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Aero Design Series – Airplane Stability – Part 1: Introduction

By Matthew Gruber November 22, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airplane Stability – Part 1: Introduction

In this 1st video in a series on airplane stability, we introduce the concepts that we’ll cover. We continue where we left off in the series on airfoils. Using SolidWorks for model demonstrations, we get a feel for the forces

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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 4: Physical Interpretation of Coefficient of Moment

By Matthew Gruber August 28, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 4: Physical Interpretation of Coefficient of Moment

In this 4th video in a series of 4 about airfoils, we search for a physical understanding and interpretation of the coefficient of moment “Cm” of airfoils. This parameter is often confusing to grasp at first, but a physical understanding

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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 3: Interpreting Cl and Cd

By Matthew Gruber August 21, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 3: Interpreting Cl and Cd

In the first 2 videos about airfoils we have imported airfoil curves into SolidWorks from airfoiltools.com. In the 3rd and 4th videos in the series of 4 we delve into physical interpretations of the performance parameters of airfoils. In this

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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 2: Importing Airfoils Into Solidworks

By Matthew Gruber August 14, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 2: Importing Airfoils Into Solidworks

In this 2nd video in a series of 4 about airfoils, we cover various methods to import airfoils into SolidWorks in order to design the parts and assemblies of your aircraft.  

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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 1: Introduction – What is an Airfoil?

By Matthew Gruber August 7, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Airfoils – Part 1: Introduction – What is an Airfoil?

In this 1st video in a series of 4 about airfoils, we approach the question: what is an airfoil? How do we use them for designing aircraft in SolidWorks?

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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel- Part 10: Conclusion

By Matthew Gruber July 31, 2020
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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel- Part 10: Conclusion

This is the final video where we will discuss the next steps in Aero Design Series

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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel – Part 9: Relative References

By Matthew Gruber July 17, 2020
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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel – Part 9: Relative References

In this tutorial, we will learn how relative references can be used to efficiently transform one finished stock part into another similar stock part

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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel- Part 8: Mass and Appearances

By Matthew Gruber July 3, 2020
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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel- Part 8: Mass and Appearances

In this tutorial, we will focus on setting the mass and adjusting the appearances of the part

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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 7: Tire Tread and Details

By Matthew Gruber June 19, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 7: Tire Tread and Details

In this tutorial, we will focus on how to make tire thread cutouts and detailing

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Aero Design Series –Stock Wheel- Part 6: Mirror

By Matthew Gruber June 5, 2020
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Aero Design Series –Stock Wheel- Part 6: Mirror

In this tutorial, we will focus on mirroring features

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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 5: Fillets and Re-Do Rim Wall

By Matthew Gruber May 22, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 5: Fillets and Re-Do Rim Wall

In this tutorial, we will learn to focus on the fillets of the wheel as well as going back up the tree and fixing previous mistakes, for example in the rim wall.

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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 4: Right Plane Cutouts

By Matthew Gruber May 8, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 4: Right Plane Cutouts

In this Aero Design Video Series tutorial, we will learn how to do right plane cutouts that form the spokes of the wheel.

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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 3: Saving and Renaming

By Matthew Gruber April 24, 2020
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Aero Design Series – Stock Wheel – Part 3: Saving and Renaming

Welcome to the first in a line of Aero Design Video Series created by Matthew Gruber in collaboration with SOLIDWORKS and SolidXPerts! This first series is for beginners using SOLIDWORKS for the SAE Aero Design and Design/Build/Fly competitions. In this tutorial, we will learn focus on saving and renaming parts.

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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel – Part 2: Front Plane Sketch and Revolve

By Matthew Gruber April 10, 2020
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Aero Design Series- Stock Wheel – Part 2: Front Plane Sketch and Revolve

Welcome to the #Aero Design Video Series created by Matthew Gruber! This is the second tutorial in the 10 part series where we will go from the initial mockup to a detailed front plane sketch and revolve feature.

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