[@with-Aryan]

I have a great webinar that is free and you can watch it here bit.ly/SolidWorksCourseProForBeginners

[@pulviner]

I've been searching for a week for this explanation. I've been trying to use cavities but that's way to hard, this is so much better. Thanks!!

[@tristanmiller5215]

You need way more subscribers this is gold, entertaining, concise, helpful. This is such an underrated quality on RUclips

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you! As long as a handful few like you learn sth though this, I'm happy. Also don't miss this bit.ly/SolidWorksCourseProForBeginners

[@MaxedStats]

i loved the way you explain....

[@raidenegbert1255]

You're actually a hero

[@danimallover01]

audio is amazing. Love this

[@with-Aryan]

Glad you like it!

[@sunilkhabia6870]

Thanks. Easy to understand and interesting gestures.

[@with-Aryan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nikoanggriawan303]

Thank you very much bro..

[@with-Aryan]

any time man

[@eriksteen84]

very nice, thank you!

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you too!

[@darrenhaley6834]

this really helped me ty

[@with-Aryan]

You are very welcome Darren. Make sure to check my course and see if that's for you

[@benseaman3856]

Your the best thank you so much.

[@with-Aryan]

Glad it helped

[@benseaman3856]

@@with-Aryan helped is an understatement you are a literal lifesaver thank you so much ❤️

[@hamdanmunir413]

me loving. 😍

[@ahmedghanim1719]

I have a problem that combine is hidden in the program and does not appear active. What is the problem?

[@with-Aryan]

You only have one solid body. To use combine you’ll need at leastleast two

[@trexinvert]

Thanks this was very useful for me. Your presentation is very direct and efficient. So many other SW videos are useless. They are "too long", "fumbling clicks" or "bad english". I will check out the rest of your tutorials. Keep on.

[@with-Aryan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-jy6pn7mn4u]

ma brother i like you and your fkn tutorials thanks for evrything 🤝

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@surendarkkl3937]

Thanks bro

[@with-Aryan]

My pleasure.

[@lawrencejohnson3259]

Great video, thank you for producing. BTW is there a way to keep the "cutter" bodies?

[@with-Aryan]

Indent! you should use that instead.

[@with-Aryan]

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[@valerio261971]

nice video, pura vida

[@with-Aryan]

you are welcome

[@phoenixcreations94]

Fantastic way of teaching :D

[@with-Aryan]

Glad you liked it

[@cheizaguirre5494]

That body to keep message doesn't appear for me where can i find it

[@zkonsin]

Is there a way to subtract one solid body from another, but still retain both bodies? I would like to use the features on the first body to create a hole in the second body, without loosing the original body. The way I do this now is by making a dummy copy of the first body, that ultimately gets deleted when I use the subtract feature. It works, but seems a bit kludgy.

[@with-Aryan]

Feature: Deform

[@zkonsin]

Thanks, Ryan! I will try this!

[@taavikoppel1769]

Is there a clever way to create a nice imprint with one body to another. Basically submerging the red body completely inside the green body... but in a way that enables you to physically place the red body into the green body if you were to 3D print it for example.
Like a nice little exact fitting box for the red body.
And to allow for some wiggle room... walls must be a little further away from the part and and shafts must be created smaller in order for the red body to fit in.

[@with-Aryan]

Your gonna have to use the same technique and use extruded cut (if applicable) to create an openning. It is a case dependent question

[@fluidos971]

what if we want to retain, some bodies after subtraction. subtract totally removes the body, but if we want to split up into two different solids, how to do ?

[@with-Aryan]

copy it first, then do that, that's the quick work-around. The main way would be to use deform

[@YGX8]

Is it possible to cut with both bodies, keep them and only subtract the parts touching?

[@with-Aryan]

use Move/copy body to duplicate it first, then do it. But the correct way would be to use DEFORM which is a feature

[@youngsovitch736]

indent could also work

[@jaskarankaur2468]

Sir how do u make one part into another... I want to substrate a circular cylinder with protrusion from a solid box.... Can you please guild me

[@with-Aryan]

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[@simondemeulenaer9653]

I cannot find the Combine command. Neither with the search option or the insert feature option..

[@with-Aryan]

go to insert, features and find it there

[@daniaak]

Me likey!

[@Bianchi77]

Nice info, how can we extract that combine to another part ? thanks :)

[@with-Aryan]

Combine is not ideal for that, you have to use Indent

[@Bianchi77]

@@with-Aryan Ok, I give a try, how can we get the right thread from extracted part to my designed part ? thanks

[@with-Aryan]

@@Bianchi77 what do you mean the "right" thread?

[@Bianchi77]

@@with-Aryan Hi Aryan, thanks for the reply, I need the thread from another part being used to the part I design, I tried with combine and substract, looks like it's good, how are you ? cheers :)

[@InfotainmentVidyarthi]

What is meant by boolean geometry, could you educate on it :)

[@with-Aryan]

what do you mean?

[@meenboli]

Are these two parts in an assembly? I only have one 'part' in a part at a time?

[@with-Aryan]

no. in the part mode.That's the point

[@meenboli]

@@with-Aryan That's why I was asking - in part mode for me the Combine option is greyed out... I did it in assembly mode and then saved as a part.

[@sreepriya2133]

fee for your online course???

[@with-Aryan]

too lazy to check it out? ;) $997 courses.solidworkstutorials.net/Webinar-Registration?sl=miniseries

[@alializadeh8195]

سلام آقا رایان
تو دیوانه ای ... !!
دیوانه ی آموزش دادن با روشی شوخ و دیوانه وار ... (هر چند من زیاد انگلیسی حالیم نمیشه و زیرنویس هات کمکم میکنه) ... و میخوام اینو بدونی که من عاشق این روش تدریستم.

[@with-Aryan]

eradat

[@balamuruganeyyil11]

Hi bro I am from India i have small doubt

[@3dbp313]

I forget to call them solid bodies too. :/

[@with-Aryan]

You and me both

[@LUTHFIZXC]

I shocked at 100% volume lmao

[@with-Aryan]

sorry lol

[@greyelk8962]

Me likey

[@naderniakan3466]

درود بر فارسی زبان

[@jackoneil3933]

Just get to the point and speak clearly

[@freelectron2029]

audio is terrible. stop yelling

[@with-Aryan]

Apologies

[@williamwightman8409]

Stop yelling. Adds no value.