Master SolidWorks | Create a 'Twisty Lamp Shade Design' |10 Best Practices to Transform Your Skills!

Unlock Your SolidWorks Potential Create Stunning Designs with Ease!
Are you an aspiring designer eager to elevate your SolidWorks skills? Look no further! In this comprehensive video tutorial, we will guide you through creating an extraordinary Twisty Lamp Shade Design using SolidWorks while revealing the 10 Best Practices that will help you become a SolidWorks pro in days-not years! By the end of this tutorial, you'll be equipped to impress with your innovative designs, setting you apart in the competitive world of CAD.
Why Should You Master SolidWorks?
SolidWorks isn’t just CAD software; it’s a gateway to a world of career opportunities and creative expression. Whether you’re a student or a professional looking to enhance your skill set, mastering SolidWorks is crucial. Here’s why
1. Lucrative Career Opportunities Mastering SolidWorks opens doors to high-paying jobs in design engineering, product development, and architecture.
2. Versatile Skill Set You’ll acquire essential skills such as advanced 3D modeling, simulation, analysis, and technical drawing-skills that are in high demand across various industries.
3. Industry Recognition Being proficient in SolidWorks boosts your professional reputation, making you a desirable candidate for engineering and design positions.
4. Innovative Design Capabilities SolidWorks allows you to push the boundaries of your creativity, enabling the design of intricate projects like the Twisty Lamp Shade.
5. Time and Cost Efficiency Our best practices will fast-track your learning, saving you time and unnecessary expenses on courses.
What You Will Learn in This Tutorial
In today’s extensive tutorial, we will dissect the innovative Twisty Lamp Shade design, taking you through the following
- Modeling Fundamentals Learn to shape your ideas into 3D models using essential features like Extrude Boss/Base.
- Enhancing Aesthetics with Fillets Discover different ways to use the Fillet command-both asymmetric and symmetric-to create smooth, visually captivating edges.
- Dynamic Design Techniques Master the Circular Pattern command with variable instances to add depth and movement to your designs.
- 10 Best Practices Revealed Gain insights from industry experts that will supercharge your learning curve, equipping you with skills that often take years to master!
Essential Commands Covered
You’ll become adept in key SolidWorks commands, which include
- Extrude Boss/Base:
Turn 2D sketches into stunning 3D shapes effortlessly.
- Fillet (Asymmetric and Symmetric):
Create rounded edges that enhance the aesthetic appeal of your designs.
- Circular Pattern:
Effortlessly replicate features around a circular path for intricate and complex designs that draw the eye.
CAD File Access
Don't forget to stay tuned-our CAD file link will be available shortly! You'll be able to follow along with ease and apply what you learn directly to your projects
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[@catkeys6911]

Oh, man, looks like I finally found one that 2015 can't do (the circular pattern in that versions is a little simpler; won't allow D1@Sketch to be altered- it won't even show it.). Well, I'm not complaining; I've gotten some VERY cool solid models from your videos. This is just the risk I run when using an older version. No biggie.

[@SteenWinther]

SW2014 can do this without sweat, but I needed to model the shade as a revolved ellipse because the asymmetrical fillet is not available.

[@elio2136]

Very nice & well done job.
Thank you for sharing !

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks
Welcome 😇

[@js740419]

Thanks for sharing

[@HANITAI.]

Thanks!

[@muhammadsaqib5420]

I am really proud of you bhai.
Awesome work
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[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 🙏

[@tekdas1982]

So to speak man discover Solidworks feature with this thanks

[@EasyCADSolutions]

May be in my future videos
Happy Modelling!!

[@zehabdin943]

Masterpiece

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 🙏

[@raymondzhao9557]

cool

[@youtubemovies-topic9864]

Super keep it up

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you 🙏

[@Mr_Ibrahim_10]

Awsm bro😍🙏🏼

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@mohitjoc25]

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[@zaminhsnov7854]

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[@muhammedaskar5276]

Hi brother, which graphic card is there in your PC while you are modelling this part?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

GeForce 940MX

[@VISHALGUPTA-zv6iw]

what kind of PC you use for this kind of graphic visual?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

I use a laptop IdeaPad 320

[@VISHALGUPTA-zv6iw]

@@EasyCADSolutions then how you use geforce 940mx??

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Yes offcourse

[@Vanguyen09]

I look at your video of a shape first before I start modeling. It's the same as "Nautilus Lamp Shade" revolve. But your first profile is the S shape through the whole extrusion. Isn't it right? hahaha. Well. I imagination how to do it. I guess I was right. But do the shape to revolve is the main point. Thank you. I'll get start it.
Hahaha. Shit. Just a circle then revolve with "instance to vary". So simple. hahaha

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Yes, it's look complicated but its simple
Thanks for following my tutorials
Happy Modelling 😊

[@er.tufailahmad828]

Sir is it possible on creo

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Maybe I am not pretty sure about this. But creo also supports variation in circular pattern so i think may be it's possible

[@rajeshdakuri508]

Bro I need reference books for SOLIDWORKS please help me with that

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Search online, you will definitely find something useful
You can also check www. learnsolidworks.com

[@ozganozgan8878]

Speak when you work

[@EasyCADSolutions]

I will try