Pro-E Mechanical Models

Have you tried googling for 3D models?

Our sponser has links to companies that offer 3D models. (most of them dumb)

Some companies offer 3D models in many different 3D cad packages, including ProE. Most of them want you to register with them.

What type of models are you looking for? simple items such as bearings or complete machines?

Simple items are much easier to find than complete machines. Motors, gear reducers and more complicated items are harder to find.

I will look for a gear reducer that I can download a "dumb" model and then recommend that brand to my customer.

If you got the model, you don't have to "make" it in Pro-E. You can just use them.

Most company provide 3D models in their website. Some provide format for many CAD programs. Some will only have STEP or IGE files. You can still use them. in Pro-E.

Can u tell me that site

Please be more specific in what you want to download!!!!!!!!

I don"t mean to be rude but you"ve had sufficient advice.!!!!!!!!!!

This might be a language issue or a cultural issue!!

You should be talented enough to fine numerous 3D sites on your own.

Why are you asking us for a specific site when there are 100's or 1000's of such sites?

I found it very "interesting" that people will go to internet forum and ask very simple question then wait a few days for answers. At the same time they could have Google, Wiki the same thing in 5 min.

I agree.

If you can spend 5 min reading replies here, you can spend 5 min on Google.

If you don't want to spend 5 min on Google, why should anyone here spend 5 min to answer your question and Google for you?

I'm not clear on your question but one source of models is the mcmaster online catalog; some parts have technical drawings and/or 3D models which you can import to ProE.

yea, please tell us what you are trying to do ?

rajesh witch type of model you required

try soild edge and you goto google sketch7 and down load

cherian