Unigraphics NX from Basic to Professional (Crash Course)

Explore the basics of Unigraphics NX with introductions to the modeling workbench, assemblies, and navigation. Learn essential selection tools like rectangle, lasso, edge, and sketch.

Explore sketching fundamentals in Unigraphics NX as you apply rapid dimensioning and geometry constraints, then master reattach to different planes for flexible sketch placement.

Master sketch creation in unigraphics nx: draw concentric circles and arcs, apply tangent constraints, set dimensions, mirror features, create circular patterns, trim and extend lines, and ensure full constraints.

Develop a 2d sketch to place concentric holes with precise diameters, apply constraints, and generate a six-hole circular pattern with tangency and mirror operations.

practice example 6 guides you through sketching and modeling in unigraphics nx, setting up coordinate systems and planes while applying constraints, tangency, and radii to produce precise dimensions.

Create a simple 3d model using the sketcher environment by drawing two rectangles with dimensions 16 and 8, finish the sketch, and apply a feature to form the model.

Explore practice example 10 to build and constrain sketches in NX, revolve and extrude features, and apply patterns, chamfers, and booleans.

This practice example teaches part modeling in NX, using extrudes, a 30-degree datum plane, constraints, arcs and holes, and boolean unite and subtract operations to build a final solid.

practice example 16 demonstrates building a symmetrical two-part NX model by sketching constrained features, applying equal lengths, alignments, dimensions, extrudes, sweeps, projections, and final unions.

Demonstrates creating a ring in Unigraphics NX with a swept using a cross section and guide curve, angular law orientation, and a 360° rotation, plus sphere patterning and associative copy.

Discover how trim sheet and extend commands in surface modeling trim and extend sheets, create corners between surfaces, and use edge blend to seal and join faces.

Learn to enlarge and extend a sheet in Unigraphics NX by creating a boundary rectangle, applying extension, and extracting the surface from the body to shape the model.

Create four equally spaced planes and sketch ellipses and circles to form a bottle profile, then extrude and stitch features into a unified shell using sub modelling techniques.

Learn practical surface modeling to design a bottle in NX, including sketching, projecting profiles, trimming, filling, sweeping, and adding thickness to create a solid bottle.

Learn to move and copy selected components inside an assembly using dynamic positioning and animation steps. Understand collision handling and how to avoid creating unintended constraints while moving parts.