How To Use SolidWork's Split Feature to Easily Separate a Solid Body Within a Part File

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Apologies for having to repost this! What should we tackle next?

[@Zacdanieljvv]

Hi from South Africa.
Thanks for doing things other than the generic things found on YT, been watching since the first video.
I started about 3 months ago to learn SolidWork's and I'm interested in sheet metal videos as well as how to render the designs in metal to be realistic.
Currently, they look fairly nice but it's missing that extra 10% of realism so to say.

[@ABSolution2468]

How this channel didn't blow up and become well known is a crime. All these questions had me scrounging around the internet for days on end with little to no avail. Much appreciated. Hope you'll be recognized

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Probably because I don’t post often enough haha. Balancing the channel and client work is difficult. This means a lot and I hope you find my videos useful.

[@3d_printer_go_brrrrr]

Helpful video. For any type of Mold development, Solidworks literally has mold tools module available. its more versatile.

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Very true, there is a lot of functionality in those tools. Do you do a lot of mold design?

[@Auday365]

Nice way to do it, thanks for sharing

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

No problem! Hope it helps you someday.

[@momo79nono]

core feature will do it ?

[@Mesolas]

Can we make surfaces like this for curved surface so that wr can split it from main body?

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

@@Mesolas yes, you should be able to use any continuous surface body that completely divides the solid.