Author workouts340 (1 year)
Hey...

its awesome.... i want to know where you found the drafts for this engine???

Author MIDAS192 (1 year)
Hey Hardy
I am Designing 4 cylinder inline engine in pro-e but m not able to get all the parts dimensions, can you please help me out with that.
If there is any online site where i can find all engine parts dimensions so please tell me.
Thank you.

Author Gane962 (1 year)
man you are the beast..... :)

Author janarthanan barnaba (1 year)
nice work bro.. am now started doing pro/e since 2month ago bt yet not found any exercise like engines, crankshaft etc. could u help me plsssss

Author smitalresurrected (1 year)
do u have other videos regarding the cam shaft n valve timing tutorials of pro/e?

Author smitalresurrected (1 year)
thanks brother... i just wanted to know weather is it worthy enough to get a job in this field or what am i doing is just a waste of time... rit now im trying to complte the whole thing up... i just desperately want a job in this field.....the portfolio u r talking abt should i attach my drawings n other works done by me with my CV? THANK U ONCE AGAIN BRO...

Author hardy339 (1 year)
Complete the project and use it as a portfolio to showcase your work I guess. Don't bother sending it to oem's, they don't give a hoot about your models. Keep in mind the CAD models are usually the easiest part of the process. Its the detailed drawings with proper tolerancing, material selection, engineering calcs, customer requirements, product verification/integration etc. etc. that takes the most time, thought and money.

Author smitalresurrected (1 year)
all the dimensions and every other calculations i have done it myself.....

Author smitalresurrected (1 year)
im trying to make an V6 PETROL engin in pro/e and have completed the cylinder casing, piston, crank shaft and ALMOST ALL THE other stuffs...i have done B.tech in mechanical i want to get into the automobile field, i want to complete my design and then send it to any automobile company... can any one tell me if this helps... and to whom should i send my designs to i have no idea... searching for it .. im also designing the gear box n the differential...... please help...

Author Mohamed Samy (2 years)
is this solid work?

Author dthebuk (2 years)
Don't know how hes done it. But i would create offset coordinate system points and join them with a curve (from the datum menu), Then make a sweep using the curve. This allows you to edit the points in 3 dimensions and hence edit the shape of the pipe whenever you wish. Also good for cabling

Author smartali127 (2 years)
hi hardy, nice work...
i need some guidance..
m now a days working on pro engineer, looking forward to make an engine on it, but don't have the dimensions, will u plz tell me where did you got the dimensions, can i get them, plz guide me, thx, my email id is....
alikhalid127@hotmail.com

Author thiru239 (2 years)
hardy i want 2-d sketch of each part ... i having project.. would u help me pls.. my email id is thiru239@gmail.com. or u send the website wer i get the 2-d sketch of each part wit dimensions.

Author 岳廷 柯 (2 years)
i usually used solidworks.
nice videos!

Author sonia403326 (3 years)
This is a great video.

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Author sonia403326 (3 years)
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Author sonia403326 (3 years)
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Author amgad3 (3 years)
hey Hardy , great work,, how did u make the exhaust, i think it is the hardest part .

Author Kevin Janssen (3 years)
very nicee!!
what's the name of that song?

Author Mattijjah85 (3 years)
Nice! But same things you can do with Autodesk's Inventor

Author hardy339 (3 years)
Its been awhile but i'll try to help you out. After you design some parts, go into the mechanism part of the program i believe. From there you start assembling your parts. The one you want to make move, don't fully constrain them. Instead use "connections" to peice them together. Its been awhile since I used Pro/E so i can't remember exactly. Its not too difficult once you understand the basics. Google some tutorials, there are plenty out there. Good Luck

Author Dominic Sam (3 years)
Hey Hardy,

I just started learning Pro/E lately. How do you go about implementing motion to your parts.

Thanx.

Author tcheightyeight (3 years)
Awesome work!

Author hardy339 (3 years)
nevermind..
Artist:MG
Song:50mill
:)

Author hardy339 (3 years)
I don't remember what its called. It was an audioswap. I looked around to see if I could find it but no luck...

Author BTE1991 (3 years)
song?

Author cy156326 (3 years)
what is the song playing in the background?

Author karlsonvomdach1995 (3 years)
what is this for programm?

Author hardy339 (3 years)
no its not a tutorial, i personally made all the parts :)

Author parkx (3 years)
this easy this is a tutorial

Author hyperkkt (3 years)
... well not really... and I did not question the technology of the internal combustion engine, instead I was adjusting his error in a simulation so I have no idea where you came from.

Author TheGuyOnDownStreet (3 years)
engines are old technology. Their going to be gone in like 15 years.

Author hyperkkt (3 years)
Great work except just only one thing, you have to change the cylinder revolution order to 1 2 4 3 or 1 3 4 2
(ignition sequence) :) just small itsy bitsy suggestion! (just change the values :) )

Author GManRomano (3 years)
i like that intake, hahaha. cool video man

Author rock3tcat (3 years)
Do you really have a company named "Hardy Industries", that would be very cool.

BTW: Nice engine. :)

Author Ryan Kelley (4 years)
i have used autodesk inventor for 3 years at my school and was wondering if someone else has also and used pro e
i am looking to get a cad system and dont know which one to choose i know you can do amazing things on pro e but i am really used to inventor and suggestioins

Author dsmcraze (4 years)
Pretty cool man

Author GrightGangBang (4 years)
That is a double over head cam system. Therfore it will happen to have 4 valves per/cylinder. Meaning 2 intake and 2 exhaust valves per/cylinder. This way the valves are smaller and thicker, so it wouldnt burnt easily or have off specifications on clearance leaving geometry bang on!!!

Author jasonrj8992 (4 years)
oh yea I see now

Author hardy339 (4 years)
The intake valves and the exhaust valves are moving independtly. Because its a 4-valves per clinder configuration, There are two intake valves and two exhaust valves. Each pair moves together but independent of the other pair

Author jasonrj8992 (4 years)
Is it just me or are the valves supposed to be moving independently for each cylinder at 3:45?? as per the intake-compression-ignition-exhaust cycle

I'm one of the few mechanical engineering majors who aren't interested in cars so for your sake I hope I'm wrong.

Author hardy339 (4 years)
I know what you mean!

Check out Corght profile.
He has some nice designs

Author Roger0416 (4 years)
I'm pursuing a career for automotive engineering too
I hope I can afford it lol.
Nice vid man

Author bkai88888 (4 years)
brillant!!!you inspired me,Im a Chinese undergraduate studying automobile engine.We have been taught nothing but maths and physics.We do learn something about CAM,but we can only draw small parts,we dont know what the "project" button for...I guess thats why Chinese automakers just product junks.
thx for your video,I have some ideas about what I should learn by myself now.

Author suzuki681 (4 years)
spode

Author hardy339 (4 years)
Thanks for watching it. We used this program is highschool and i liked messing around with it. I wouldn't exactly say i know what i'm doing, i just know the basics. I didn't have a motor to look at so i just made all the dimensions and styles up and i just hoped it looked right.

Author iintruder55 (4 years)
Your modeling skills need work. Also, when you finally got to some real animation, it would have been a better presentation to have the engine block in wirefram, or a secion view through one of the cylinders to show the interacion of the cams, valves, pistons and crankshaft. If this was for a "real" modeling job, you would have to consider manufacturability, i.e. casting the engine block and cylinder head, with wall thicknesses, flow characteristics, etc. Keep trying, your skills will improve.

Author corght (5 years)
Very nice engine, it's true that there is some similarities with mine but it's ok! Nice P-flow and good animation ; you encourages me to finish my own.