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Plastic Shredder Full Assembly – Part 6 | Fixed Blade Design in SolidWorks

🏗️ Plastic Shredder Full Assembly – Part 6 | Fixed Blade Design in SolidWorks 🏗️

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Welcome back to Blueprint Bazaar, your go-to platform for clean, professional CAD, FEA, and mechanical design tutorials. In Part 6 of our Plastic Shredder Full Assembly series, we take a closer look at a component that is crucial to the functionality of the machine — the Fixed Blade.

The fixed blade serves as a stationary cutting edge that works in coordination with rotating blades to deliver the shearing action required for effective shredding. In this SolidWorks tutorial, you’ll learn how to model a precise, durable, and manufacturable fixed blade using standard part modeling tools and best practices for mechanical component design.

We’ll walk you through the entire process — from creating the base sketch and applying critical design features like fillets, chamfers, and mounting holes, to considering stress distribution and wear resistance. This component may seem simple at first glance, but its role in material reduction and shredding efficiency is absolutely vital. We also discuss how to optimize it for production using CNC or laser cutting.

🔧 What You’ll Learn

How to model a fixed blade suitable for plastic shredders using SolidWorks
Techniques for creating clean geometry with sharp and reinforced edges
Applying features like fillet, chamfer, and slot for practical assembly
Designing for strength, alignment, and wear resistance
Manufacturing tips for laser-cut or CNC-machined blade components

🔔 Subscribe and enable notifications — upcoming videos will feature the rotating blade assembly, motor mounting system, and full motion plus FEA simulation of the shredder.

👨‍🏭 Who Is This Video For?

Mechanical engineering students working on shredding systems or design projects
DIY builders crafting plastic shredders or recycling machines
SolidWorks learners improving their mechanical modeling techniques
Educators needing clean examples of functional part design

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🧰 Series Overview
✅ Part 1: Frame Design Using Weldments
✅ Part 2: Mounting Using Hole Wizard
✅ Part 3: Shaft Design with Slot and Hole Wizard
✅ Part 4: Spacer Design and Parametric Modeling
✅ Part 5: Hopper Design with Loft & Shell Features
🎯 Part 6: Fixed Blade Design for Efficient Shredding
🔜 Part 7+: Rotating Blades, Motor Mounts, Simulations, & Final Assembly

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