In this video, I present a CV (Constant Velocity) Joint modeled in SolidWorks using reverse engineering from a real component.<br />The objective was to demonstrate motion analysis — showing how the balls move within the grooves during angular articulation and torque transfer.<br /><br />This project focuses on kinematic simulation rather than detailed manufacturing design. Achieving a truly constant velocity requires deep mechanical engineering precision and specialized manufacturing expertise, which goes beyond this study.<br /><br />Through SolidWorks Motion Analysis, I explored how simulation tools visualize mechanical motion, handle contact relationships, and maintain realistic part behavior.<br /><br />⚙️ Discussion Point for Engineers:<br />What are your best techniques to reduce numerical errors and improve simulation accuracy in SolidWorks Motion Analysis? Share your insights below!<br /><br />📘 Keywords:<br />SolidWorks motion analysis, CV joint simulation, kinematic study, reverse engineering, mechanical design, CAD modeling, motion simulation, engineering mechanism, SolidWorks tutorial, precision engineering, 3D modeling, SolidWorks projects<br /><br /><br />---<br /><br />🔖 Hashtags<br /><br />#SolidWorks #CVJoint #MotionAnalysis #ReverseEngineering #CADModeling #MechanicalEngineering #Kinematics #3DDesign #EngineeringSimulation #DesignInnovation #SolidWorksProjects
