simlab 3d models

The initial rendering preview was created with Simlab Composer software, while others were made with studio lighting settings in Cycles renderer within Blender. Each object has been assigned its own name, along with matching materials, and I've...

On my setup, the best mounting location was found underneath the pedal mounts on a simlabs P1-x due to the t-slot mounting location. Features: Designed based around an Arduino Nano Ability to mount an internal power supply (Meanwell...

The bolt pattern is for the vertical 40x120mm upright of a SimLab P1. The vertical profile will need to be threaded with an M8 tap. This bolts to the profile with 2 x M8x55mm socket head bolts. The tracker is attached with a 1/4x20 x 1"...

Realistic renderings were created with my SimLab Composer 2015 rendering software, similar to KeyShot and other high-end rendering tools. Settings are not included with the product, but I have prepared the Blend file with Cycles rendering settings. ... ...

Designed in Moi (Moment of Inspiration), simulated in SimLab Composer Mechanical, and crafted from PLA, this project was primarily printed on an original Ultimaker. A simulation of the escapement mechanism can be viewed here:...

The mount is designed with M8 screws in mind, as I use them on my SimLabs P1, which is made of 80/20 profile Series 40. You can install the mount horizontally or vertically, depending on your specific needs. Printed using: Ultimaker S5 with...

Designed using Moi (Moment of Inspiration), simulated in SimLab Composer Mechanical, and manufactured from Diamond Age PLA on an Ultimaker original printer. A video simulation of the final design (bar one change) can be viewed at:...

Designed in Moment of Inspiration (Moi), simulated in SimLab Composer Mechanical, and printed with Diamond Age PLA on an Ultimaker original. Note that the STL files included contain an optional part called the Reuleaux rotor spacer. You might not...

... of SolidWorks and Meshmixer, making it completely parametric and easily adjustable. The renders were created using Fusion 360 and SimLab, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to showcase my skills in this challenging and informative contest.

Once I had an escapement design, I ran it as a simulation (unsuccessfully) in SimLab Composer Mechanical and refined the design until it would simulate. I've provided a link to that simulation in thing:1618843. I cheated a little on the gear...