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 ====== Creating NXT LEGO Machines & Mechanisms in Solidworks Part 3 ====== ====== Creating NXT LEGO Machines & Mechanisms in Solidworks Part 3 ======
  
-**Author:** [[unlv_lee|Joo Won Lee]] Email: <leej183@unlv.nevada.edu>+**Author:** [[unlv_lee|Joo Won Lee]] Email: <leej183@mit.edu>
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 **Date:** Last modified on <6/14/2021> **Date:** Last modified on <6/14/2021>
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 ===== Motivation and Audience ===== ===== Motivation and Audience =====
  
-The motivation of first part of this tutorial is to show how to build a belts, chains, and links in Solidworks. Chains/link mates can be notoriously buggy and if not done properly. Many times the animation will not work if proper gear mates with correct ratio is not specified. +The motivation of first part of this tutorial is to show how to build a belts, chains, and links in Solidworks. Chains/link mates can be notoriously buggy if not done properly. The animation will not work if proper gear mates with correct ratio is not specified.  
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 +While this tutorial covers the basics of it, the readers should experiment using different gear ratio values depending on their project. Good luck!
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-While this tutorial covers the basics of it, the readers should experiment with using different gear ratio values depending on their project.  
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 As links and chains take a lot of computational and graphical power, it is suggested that one uses a rather powerful computer to avoid lags and stuttering.  As links and chains take a lot of computational and graphical power, it is suggested that one uses a rather powerful computer to avoid lags and stuttering. 
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 ^ File Name                 ^ Google Drive Link                                                                   ^ Note                                   ^ ^ File Name                 ^ Google Drive Link                                                                   ^ Note                                   ^
-| Isogawa Solidworks Parts  | https://drive.google.com/file/d/15YxjyU9YPXL9NbGBGqAZQyTHRre_JzFH/view?usp=sharing  | Ask author or lab member for password  |+| Isogawa Solidworks Parts  | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KvLF4l2abW-GGuO1T0vRRLwzHVT3o4dG/view?usp=sharing  | Ask author or lab member for password  |
 | Isogawa Book Parts List   | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HDJ3HF7Dj-EgmrfUnNSEUs-qo3hrSzzq/view?usp=sharing  | Not all parts are all accounted for    | | Isogawa Book Parts List   | https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HDJ3HF7Dj-EgmrfUnNSEUs-qo3hrSzzq/view?usp=sharing  | Not all parts are all accounted for    |
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 This tutorial went over the following tasks: This tutorial went over the following tasks:
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--How assemble more belt and chain mechanisms. +-How assemble belt and chain mechanisms. 
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 -How to use belt & chain function. -How to use belt & chain function.
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-For questions, clarifications, etc, Email: <leej183@unlv.nevada.edu>+For questions, clarifications, etc, Email: <leej183@mit.edu>
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