BuildUp3D
CAD: parts to assemblies.
Develop practical mechanical design skills through parts, assemblies and 2D production drawings. Choose individual training tailored to your needs or a small group of up to four participants.
Programme outline
The modules below are indicative. The final scope and schedule are discussed with the team.
Build models that can change
Begin with an existing part and list the dimensions likely to change. Organise its features and references so another designer can follow your intent. Test a change to the overall size, review the result, and identify any relationships that need attention before continuing.
Organise and review an assembly
Bring several parts into one assembly and define how they should fit and move. Use clear component names and a consistent file structure. Review clearances and unintended intersections, then prepare an exploded view that helps someone understand the assembly sequence.
Explore a sheet-metal component
Use a simple bracket to explore material thickness, bends, and the relationship between a formed part and its flat layout. Compare the model with the intended manufacturing process. Record assumptions and identify the dimensions and bend details that need confirmation from the fabricator.
Prepare the drawing and handover
Create drawing views that communicate the part and assembly clearly. Include the dimensions, notes, and component information needed for review. Check units, revision labels, and referenced files. Finish with a short project explanation that shows your modelling choices and unresolved questions.
Professional training packages
- Individual: training tailored to the student or company — 50,000 ALL.
- Small group: a maximum of 4 participants — 25,000 ALL.
- At your company: by agreement, starting from 40,000 ALL.
For students, engineers and companies developing their team’s skills. Dates and the final learning scope are agreed with the team before enrollment.