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1-Visitor
August 13, 2015
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Sites to download Creo Parts and Assemblies

  • August 13, 2015
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Hello All,

I was just wondering where people go to download part files. I find it really useful for proprietary parts and for complex models a good way to see how complex parts are built up.

I have found GrabCAD, but this covers all CAD systems and doesn't tell me if the files have been created on a professional Creo license or a student copy. I need the files to be part files, not some export types that can;t easily be modified.

For example yesterday I needed a tension spring just to indicate where it would go in an assembly, I found a nice one on GrabCAD, which allowed me to modify it enough to look like I wanted. 

Gavin

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14-Alexandrite
August 13, 2015
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1-Visitor
August 14, 2015

Vladimir, thanks for your suggestion, but this list doesn't cover many common parts, also the parts on both links appear to be the same, just a different GUI. Anyone else have a good source?  

23-Emerald III
August 14, 2015

Years ago I used to download pro/e models from MCAD Central but they have changed over the years. I'm not sure if you can still find the user submitted pro/e-creo models.

I don't know of anywhere that you can find creo native files only. Most online part download sites offer "native" files for download but they tend to be some sort of conversion anyway.

10-Marble
August 17, 2015

You can sort on grab cad to only search Creo Files....   In advanced search

At least this way you only have to figure out if it is student or commercial license. anything I have downloaded from there has been commercial.

1-Visitor
August 21, 2015

The site below share a lot of 3D models form different CAD application, including Pro/Engineer.

Worth to check it.

http://www.cadbackoffice.com/index.php