Mastering Product Design: From Concept To Cad With Creo

Design, Assemble, and Innovate with Real-World Techniques

What you'll learn

End-to-End Product Design: Master the entire product design process, from initial concept sketches to a fully refined CAD model using Creo software.

Component Breakdown & Assembly: Learn how to dissect a complex product, like a portable blender, into individual components and efficiently reassemble them

Design for Manufacturing (DFM): Apply industry-standard DFM guidelines, such as drafting angles and the strategic use of ribs in plastic parts

Design for Assembly (DFA): Implement DFA rules to optimize your design for an efficient, interference-free assembly process.

Dynamic Animations: Create realistic animations of moving parts, like a blender blade, by mastering dynamic constraints such as pin connections within Creo.

Exploded Views & Documentation: Generate professional-quality exploded views of your assemblies and create detailed BOM tables with part identification balloons

Real-World Application: Gain practical insights and techniques that mirror real-world challenges, equipping you with the skills to handle any design project

Requirements

None, any one who is interested to enhance their knowledge in Product Development can enroll

Description

Are you ready to transform your product design skills and take your career to the next level? Welcome to "Mastering Product Design: From Concept to CAD with Creo" where you'll embark on an exciting journey from initial ideas to fully refined, manufacturing-ready designs.In this comprehensive course, you'll dive deep into the world of product design using Creo software, guided by a detailed case study of designing a portable blender. Whether you’re a student looking to enhance your knowledge, a professional brushing up on your skills, or someone aspiring to become a deft design engineer, this course is tailored just for you.You'll learn how to break down complex products into individual components, create detailed CAD models, and efficiently assemble them into a complete design. But we don't stop there! We also cover essential Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) principles, ensuring your designs are not only innovative but also practical and ready for production.Visualize your designs in action by creating dynamic animations of moving parts, like a blender blade, and generate professional-quality exploded views and BOM tables to complete your documentation. With this hands-on training, you'll gain real-world skills that mirror the challenges faced by design engineers every day.By the end of this course, you'll have the confidence and expertise to tackle even the most complex design projects, setting you apart in the competitive field of product design. Join us and unlock your potential as a skilled and versatile design engineer!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction to the Blender Parts

Section 2: Into the CAD Software - Create External Structure

Lecture 2 Create Entire Body of Blender

Lecture 3 Create Motor Cover

Lecture 4 Create Base and Bosses

Lecture 5 Add Support Ribs to the Base

Lecture 6 Add Clearance Holes

Lecture 7 Add Tapped Holes and PCB Cut outs

Section 3: Create Electronic Parts and Supporting Features

Lecture 8 Creating PCB and placement features

Lecture 9 Create PCB placement features to base

Lecture 10 Create Foot Base

Lecture 11 Add Base Screws

Lecture 12 Create Motor and Gasket

Lecture 13 Create Blender Blade

Lecture 14 Create Mounting Features on Motor

Lecture 15 Create motor mounting features on cover

Section 4: Create Upper Body Parts

Lecture 16 Create Transparent Cup

Lecture 17 Create Strainer Outer Shape

Lecture 18 Creating Inner Features of the Strainer

Lecture 19 Creating Cap (Top Lid) of the Blender

Section 5: Updating Parts for Manufacturability

Lecture 20 Adding Drafts and Rounds to Base

Lecture 21 Re-Assembling the Parts per Assembly order

Lecture 22 Add missing Components

Section 6: Animation of the Blade

Lecture 23 Dynamic Constraint to the blade

Lecture 24 Creating Animation

Section 7: Create Exploded Views and Bill of Materials

Lecture 25 Create Exploded View

Lecture 26 Create a 2D Drawing (Drafting in Creo)

Lecture 27 Create Exploded View in 2D Drawing

Lecture 28 Create Bill of Materials (BOM) and Balloons

Lecture 29 Save Assembly and Conclusion

Students Enhancing Their Knowledge: If you're a student eager to deepen your understanding of product design and CAD software, this course will provide you with practical, hands-on experience that goes beyond the classroom.,Professionals Brushing Up Their Skills: For seasoned engineers and designers, this course offers the perfect opportunity to refine your skills, stay up-to-date with the latest design practices, and explore advanced techniques in Creo.,Aspiring Design Engineers: If you're passionate about becoming a skilled and versatile design engineer, this course will be your stepping stone. Learn to master the tools and methodologies that will set you apart in the competitive world of product design.