Hello, everyone. I’m looking for tutorials or information that can help me learn how to develop assemblies related to an automobile’s steering system, from the steering mechanism itself to the movement of the wheels. I would greatly appreciate any materials, recommendations, or experiences you can share. Thank you very much!

One more long form video for you guys. This was the first time I designed an airplane from scratch, and its got some pretty wild features. Let me know what you think.

First of just want to take the time to say cheers Nate for putting these vids together and taking you time to publish it on this app. I’m Tommi form uk I’m here for gain more knowledge about chassis design and further myself learning more about cad. I’m in the very early stages starting a new project. I’m a welder by trade and on the side I do some car fabrication mainly roll cages. My work in cad mainly sheet metal, welding tables and fixtures. My next project I’m building a trailer and I’ll upload progress on the way as the trailer I’m building is slightly different from the norm but as the design progresses you will see why I’m here. First question tho and I’m not sure it’s covered in any vids that I have seen. Where are you guys getting components from ie suspension wheels seats etc. all the companies o have reached out to won’t give any solid bodies models for mocking up, and I’m thinking I’m going to have to design from Scratch? Any way hop you all are enjoying this as much as me !

I just wanted to take a minute to write a post to share some progress on one of my projects. I am currently building a Jeep (frame is from a YJ, tub is from a TJ) with an LS drive train and super duty axles. I recently finished putting on the rear 4 link and front 3 link. Some of my experience with putting together the design. Originally I started modeling everything up in Solidworks. I found models of an LS on Grabcad that was pretty high fidelity and started to use the attached frame dimensions to start modeling the chassis. As all my fellow CAD people know, this can get time consuming haha one of the positives and negatives of working with a mostly factory chassis is that mounts and things can only go where they fit. When you are going full custom, you can put link mounts anywhere you please. Well I decided to just start tacking mounts into the places that they would fit and then use the 4 link calculator to start mathing out anti-squat and anti-dive. Turns out I could make things work with a couple of adjustments. As an engineer by trade, I know that even the best of use get stuck in the design/analysis paralysis loop. Sometimes, instead of focusing on making the CAD work out exactly the way you want on the computer, you just need to get out into the garage and start tacking things in place and see what is going to work for your situation. Happy early 250th birthday America! I hope all the Americans enjoy Independence Day and stay safe out there!