Master '3D Flower Design' in SOLIDWORKS | Top Tips, Tricks, and Techniques for Rapid Proficiency

[@belmorusinagem2642]

I loved this class. Using surfaces as sketch planes was awesome. Gorgeous model. Thanks for teaching. I wish blessings in your profession, blessings in your life🤓👉❤

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you so much Belmor for being my valuable subscriber

[@zengineeringmy9088]

Amazing...thanks for a great video..

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Glad you liked it!

[@teguhyuwono2629]

WOow, surfacic with parametric..nice

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 👍

[@satishsharma2515]

Nice video plz make more videos thise type.

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Okay 👍

[@gurpreetrathour4553]

Great information

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@tannd111]

Amazing !!

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[@cadcaetutorial2039]

So nice this lecture sir

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@mrdixioner]

Thanks a lot!!! Amazing!!!

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Welcome 🤗

[@derek4613]

BEST👍👍👍

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 👍

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

Very well sir

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@davindersingh-hz5vz]

AMAZING

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@bpetnoi1472]

One again watching this person surfacing in SW is akin to watching a magic show. Yes I understand every command he uses, but would never figure why he took the approach to drawing the object. I am still trying to figure out why the presenter draws a face not even part of the final drawing and then does surfacing off that face only to later delete it. It seems it is being used somewhat like a construction line only with a face, but I don't know why it is done. I can draw engines, pistons, pipes, and bends, but surfacing still has me puzzled more often than not. One has to admire this level of skill.

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you for your insights 🤗

[@derek4613]

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