I just started using 3d programs and had sketch up. I saw this video and got the program about two days ago and am blown away by how easy and intuitive it is. it is amazing and even runs well on my shi**y hp pavillion. Im not even sleeping properly because I cant pull myself away from my computer. Thanks for posting.
Your videos are amazing! I believe that the majority of the casual users of solidworks don't really know it full capabilities! Knowing surfaces,welding,molding really well, you can design pretty much everything!
Holy smokes that was made fast! Thought it would take a lot more time since I have 4 years of high school experience with Autodesk Inventor and a year of college with Solidworks. Love to learn these tricks man, props to you!
This is an amazing vid. The Freeform tool is not easy to use. You made that look easy. Thanks for the upload. Added to my favorites. Wonderful job on the handle. It looked gorgeous.
@itsbigdan Yes, you can thicken a surface to become a solid, or knit surfaces together to create an enclosed volume which can be made solid. You can go the other way as well, delete a face to create a surface from a solid.
Very nice, and quick work, you make. I have a question however. When you used the boundary feature to make the tail of the handle, it was initially done in a round state. The screen then jumps to a more completed model, how was it that you ovaled the tail out? Or was it a matter of going back and using an oval sketch instead of a circle to start off with?
I need to set a common thickness to two Extrusions. In User’s Guide (SolidWorks 2007) it says: 1. In a part .., create a parameter compatible with the field to be linked. 2. Start the associated PropertyManager or the dialog box. 3. From the drop-down menu of the value field that you want to link to a parameter, select Link Value. The Parameters list box appears. I cannot find how to “In a part .., create a parameter”.
@daniuz81 Sketches become hidden after you use them to create a feature, all you need to do is expand the feature and right click on the sketch and choose Show (spectacles icon).
Thank's a lot for this tutorial.. But I'm having a problem with the scan (jpeg, png..) in my sketch.. After I created the sweep, my scan becomes not visible (it 's like it is hided.. in fact it appears when i highlight the sweep function I've created on the feature manager) and so I can't use it for reference while using the Freeform function.. Can you please help me?
How did you import your scan? I'm trying to do this for weeks now... I scanned my design, converted it to dxf with wintopo, but what do i need to do next? I tried to import the dxf file in solidworks, but I never get to see the design in the preview so obviously something is going wrong. Can you please help me out on this one:D I appreciate it.
Thanks for de tuto... it wa really helpfull. I have created a rear wing car endplate with the surface tool. It´s pretty easy bacause it´s just a plane surface. But I need to make some cut outs to the surface and it´s make me crazy... I can´t do it and I spent all my ideas... Can you help me with this problem??? Thanks!!!
@SolidSolutionsManLtd does solid works work well with fluid dynamics? i am looking to design a petrol/steam/electric hybrid and would like to design it on my computer before I actually build it i do have Auto-CAD but am not having much success with fluid dynamics, I am not a professional though I do know a few persons experienced in CAD but no one experienced in fluid dynamics
i have a problem (hope not a stupid one). i'm trying to simulate a pharmaceutical tablet making. the basis is an oval double radius with double radius on the cap. this is the autocad drawing (s23.postimg.org/ap2wsztwr/Page_1_D03033.jpg) hope you could help me
Funny you should say that, Clarks Shoes are a SolidWorks customer and model up shoes in their entirety for getting rapid prototypes made, stitiches and all! Are you a customer of Solid Solutions? Give us a call and we will happily help out. (UK) 01926 623160.
I have a huge request and the author of this video. Please do a video tutorial on how to make, a carnival mask from Kasplay "コスプレ"(any) - photos from 2D to 3D. Thanks in advance if you will respond to my request. p.s. so I ak with Russia - my English is bad, please forgive me for that.
I just started using 3d programs and had sketch up. I saw this video and got the program about two days ago and am blown away by how easy and intuitive it is. it is amazing and even runs well on my shi**y hp pavillion. Im not even sleeping properly because I cant pull myself away from my computer. Thanks for posting.
Your videos are amazing! I believe that the majority of the casual users of solidworks don't really know it full capabilities! Knowing surfaces,welding,molding really well, you can design pretty much everything!
This has been a problem thats held me back on multiple occasions. Thanks a lot man.
Holy smokes that was made fast! Thought it would take a lot more time since I have 4 years of high school experience with Autodesk Inventor and a year of college with Solidworks. Love to learn these tricks man, props to you!
wow. talented guy on solidworks
This is an amazing vid. The Freeform tool is not easy to use. You made that look easy. Thanks for the upload. Added to my favorites. Wonderful job on the handle. It looked gorgeous.
@itsbigdan Yes, you can thicken a surface to become a solid, or knit surfaces together to create an enclosed volume which can be made solid. You can go the other way as well, delete a face to create a surface from a solid.
Press "add curve" button to change the curature near the edge, that is to say add extra curve to depress the peak.
Great tutorial!
Thank you for this video, this is very interesting and educational!
Beautiful work. Thank you.
Wow you're good! I'm eager to learn the surface tools.
great video, thanks for uploading
@SolidSolutionsManLtd perfect, now it works ;) thank's again!
Tnx a million man. I'm going to try that out. Cheers
Nice job!
Very nice, and quick work, you make. I have a question however. When you used the boundary feature to make the tail of the handle, it was initially done in a round state. The screen then jumps to a more completed model, how was it that you ovaled the tail out? Or was it a matter of going back and using an oval sketch instead of a circle to start off with?
awesome work! What I am interested in a knurling a complex surface shape, or like you have just designed a non uniform cylinder.
I need to set a common thickness to two Extrusions. In User’s Guide (SolidWorks 2007) it says:
1. In a part .., create a parameter compatible with the field to be linked.
2. Start the associated PropertyManager or the dialog box.
3. From the drop-down menu of the value field that you want to link to a parameter, select Link Value.
The Parameters list box appears.
I cannot find how to “In a part .., create a parameter”.
Is there free version of Solidworks, like for students or something?
@daniuz81 Sketches become hidden after you use them to create a feature, all you need to do is expand the feature and right click on the sketch and choose Show (spectacles icon).
@tjeppi start a new sketch, go to Tools > Sketch Tools > Sketch Picture. Browse for any image type you like...away you go...
this surface designed is very easy and simple
can you share default clip
Very helpful, thanks!
How do you display the "boundary callouts" to be able to change the boundary properties? Cheers.
call me mad but how would you go about modelling a shoe in solid works?
Thank's a lot for this tutorial.. But I'm having a problem with the scan (jpeg, png..) in my sketch.. After I created the sweep, my scan becomes not visible (it 's like it is hided.. in fact it appears when i highlight the sweep function I've created on the feature manager) and so I can't use it for reference while using the Freeform function.. Can you please help me?
Hi thanks for the tuto! Just a quick question how do you import an image?
nice, did you COSMOS the part, if so , any stress issues?
How did you import your scan? I'm trying to do this for weeks now... I scanned my design, converted it to dxf with wintopo, but what do i need to do next? I tried to import the dxf file in solidworks, but I never get to see the design in the preview so obviously something is going wrong. Can you please help me out on this one:D I appreciate it.
Thanks for de tuto... it wa really helpfull. I have created a rear wing car endplate with the surface tool. It´s pretty easy bacause it´s just a plane surface. But I need to make some cut outs to the surface and it´s make me crazy... I can´t do it and I spent all my ideas... Can you help me with this problem??? Thanks!!!
awesome, thank you!
0____0 wow its so simple..... Thank you so much!
@wojtek3016 ye , im actually getting the hang of it now , what model u making n ill have a look at it
@SolidSolutionsManLtd does solid works work well with fluid dynamics? i am looking to design a petrol/steam/electric hybrid and would like to design it on my computer before I actually build it i do have Auto-CAD but am not having much success with fluid dynamics, I am not a professional though I do know a few persons experienced in CAD but no one experienced in fluid dynamics
perfectttt!
nice man:))
could you please do a quick demo on how to make a gps , i keep geting stuck ( the model im making is the medion mdpna 250 , ) please help !
Whaaat, solid works can do cv hulling and make organic forms that easily?! Why did I ever even bother with Alias...
+Hpunch Alias would support G3 curvature, while SolidWorks wouldn't ;)
How could I go about purchasing this sw as a 'hobbyist' user??
Anyone !
Can i kno where did u downlaod ur Sw programme ? :$
im tired of downlaoding and the links dont works :(
how can i install it :(
Anyone know of a tutorial for stitching?
Wow
good solution.
see my project 4 valve
connecting rod
@brokenglassesshaner
D.C.G? If so , I would appreciate any help if u started modelling already cos i'm shit at solidworks.
i have a problem (hope not a stupid one). i'm trying to simulate a pharmaceutical tablet making. the basis is an oval double radius with double radius on the cap. this is the autocad drawing (s23.postimg.org/ap2wsztwr/Page_1_D03033.jpg) hope you could help me
Funny you should say that, Clarks Shoes are a SolidWorks customer and model up shoes in their entirety for getting rapid prototypes made, stitiches and all! Are you a customer of Solid Solutions? Give us a call and we will happily help out. (UK) 01926 623160.
I have a huge request and the author of this video. Please do a video tutorial on how to make, a carnival mask from Kasplay "コスプレ"(any) - photos from 2D to 3D. Thanks in advance if you will respond to my request.
p.s. so I ak with Russia - my English is bad, please forgive me for that.
+Влад Гучимов Those are better built in something like Blender that has more powerful surfacing tools.
I understand, thank you very much for your response !
@ 01:40 it looks like a shark :p
@Nnoshah you gotta spend alot alot alot of money
@SolidSolutionsManLtd perfect, now it works ;) thanks again!
@SolidSolutionsManLtd perfect, now it works ;) thanks again!
@SolidSolutionsManLtd perfect, now it works ;) thanks again!