Using this very powerful command, one can automatically trim a number of surfaces simultaneously and form a solid.

In this video we examine the definition of smoothness. We examine the creation of a lerp and in so doing gain an understanding of how studio splines by poles work. It's very cool.

Simple yet powerful techniques are used to make a generic key cap that can be changed very rapidly. The fully parametric paradigm is augmented with PMI.

In this video we explore the isoparametric curve and blend curve on surface to create an amazing hatchway.

A powerful new tool has been added to the latest version of NX. Check out Transfer Voids

The use of AI in conjunction with NX and 3D printing yields an amazing result

Using morse code and some powerful techniques we've hidden a message in plain sight. See if you can read it right away.

This video shows how to use the law curve, extrusion, pattern geometry and intersect command to create a very satisfying piece of geometry.

A number of modeling commands are quilted into a technique that enables the creation of a difficult geometry.

In this video, Steve begins to learn NX machining - Taught by an expert.

VSA tolerance stackup analysis is a powerful tool for evaluating how manufacturing variations can impact product assembly and quality.

In this video we use the Assemble command in NX 2506 to put together a set of pullies - big fun!

Using Realize Shape, class A surfaces are easy to create. Using a variety of other tools one can create an very impressive "Blobject".

n NX2506, Boolean operations now support sheet bodies in both the Subtract and Intersect functions.

Using NX 2506 one may create rectangles of three different types - and lock width and reference.

There's a new way of defining deformable parts that needs a bit of explanation.

In Siemens NX, the trace curves command in the Animation Designer allows users to create a path of a point that traces along a reference surface.

Using a fairly new ability in the extrusion feature, an angled fire tree is created.

Here’s how to change the size of dimensions in the latest Sketcher.

By using the product interface command, the patch command, and a few others, you can create a mold from an existing NX part file.