Nicolas Gaucher
Here is a small list of CADs I've designed so far using AutoCad, CatiaV5 and Solidworks.
3D Printer Filament Box
Created with Solidworks to be 3D printed. I wanted to design a box for the filament of my 3D printer to keep its humidity levels to a minimum. This design also features a spring loaded door lock as well as an acrylic sheet.
Spring Loaded Door Lock
Created with Solidworks to be 3D printed. A 3D printed spring loaded lock used to securely close the door of my filament box. Note the spring is not displayed in the pictures, only the space for it is.
Sanding Block
Created with Solidworks to be 3D printed. A sanding block that makes it easier to grip sandpaper to hand sand parts. This designs sandwiches the sand paper with the help of a 3D printed screw.
Capstone 2018-2019
Created with AutoCad as part of my final's year team project. The project consisted of designing and validating a cargo plane design, my main task being the design and validation of the cargo section's structural layout.
Permanent Magnet Motor
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my self training. Caded a permanent magnet electric motor with certain elements like the stator, rotor, shaft and bearings and animated the whole assembly.
Cessna Inspired Plane
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my self training. I wanted to CAD an aircraft with the aproximate shape of the Cessna 152, plane I'm currently learning to fly on, and animate its control surfaces and propeller.
Lego Man
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my self training. I wanted to CAD an object with exact dimensions and animate it, I settled on a lego man having found the dimensions minus the arms online.
DJI Inspired Drone
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my self training. I wanted to CAD and properly animate the propellers of a drone to familiarize myself with animation. The design is strongly inspired by DJI's Ryze Tello drone.
Sample Certification Exam
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my part design certification. The exam consisted of cading several part designs and determining their weight and center of gravity, along with some theory questions about different tools.
Valve
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my online training course. The course in question being an introduction to CatiaV5, the final excersice as seen here was to recreate a valve using the part design and assembly modules.
Wheel
Done with CatiaV5 as part of my training. I wanted to quickly CAD a rim along with its tire in order to play around with multiple tools.