SolidWorks Surface Modeling | Car Bonnet (Engine Hood) Design

Watching this video helps you to learn how to model a car bonnet in SolidWorks.
Projected Curve, Trim, Filled Surface, Knit Surface and Fillet are used in this Tutorial.
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[@charlestoneoyoo]

Thank you for your videos

[@mouradamr2307]

is there any way to remove the middle line where was the Mirror ?

[@mateussilva-yt7jf]

muito bom !! e vai ter continuação?

[@Kshayari19]

nice

[@pardhukasam5752]

Can anyone say which company's car Bonnet is this?

[@dwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww]

If this is being shared on youtube for teaching purposes, why are you going so fast? No need for showboating in an educational video.

[@dwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww]

Despite the first 3 minutes being very fast, still a cool video. Thanks.

[@robbiecotner3666]

I appreciated the speed if you just want a quick rundown. The video was probably sped up.

[@samhklee]

Donald, you are correct. This guy is not a trained instructor. It seems that he is trying to catch a train or plane.

[@YelTrik]

RUclips has a "Playback Speed" control. You play it back at 1/4 speed if needed. Try it.

[@dwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww]

@@YelTrik Boomer learns how to use RUclips. Congratulations sir. Now study how to make a good video. Hint: It involves making videos that don't require quarter playback speed.

[@qatqrgarage]

Junk. Can't keep up.

[@YelTrik]

RUclips has a "Playback Speed" control. You play it back at 1/4 speed if needed. Try it.