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#154SolidWorks Tutorial : Bike Wheel Spokes. Slow & easy to follow. Adapted for dia. & spokes angles automatically►For more SolidWorks Tutorials: ► • SolidWorks Practical T...
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[@vasiakorj]

Как сейчас модно говорить, я из 2к17, по учёбе постоянно пользуюсь CAD системами и там все так скучно, клапана, предохранители и прочая ерунда, а тут велосипед, вот это я понимаю, респект за это, спасибо))

[@SyedUmar111]

maitaining geometry ...thATS GOOD MAN

[@albayrakinnovation]

Thx.

[@minhkhaphunghoang3814]

great!

[@rolandsbrencs9192]

Thanks for tutorial, it was helpful, I have only one question, why did you take angle of 12 degries, not 10 between spokes and horizontal axis?

[@selassify]

Excellent video man. One question, I added some features to my spokes, and for some reason the spokes will not mirror when peel back the hub mirror. any ideas?

[@leonardobraga7831]

When I use the circular pattern, nothing happens. Not appear copies. Why??

[@phongnguyenhong8482]

have you fixed it

[@chrizwithaz]

when i put back down the mirror my spokes dont bend to the inside. and i end up with double the amount of spokes. they stay straight on both mirrors? thats prob really hard to understand:/

[@DorelBPR2]

i can't create last circular patern:(
on partial prewiev apare all parts... on full preview apare no parts to patern:(
maybe you can put this part on internet for people who want to asembly a bike but they have some problems in designing:)

[@Sw-tcNet]

Thanks Dorel for you comment! Try to pattern each feature alone! And try that the spokes are touching the disk(if u see my comment in the video, I changed the spoke distance into 0.5mm instead of 2mm) ...if the 2 spokes patterned, then it is easier

[@kosztaz87]

+Dorel Adam I had the same problem, took me like half an hour to figure it out: Basically do it in two circular patterns rather than one: first pattern the small knobs at the end of the spokes (that attach to the hub) then do a second circular pattern with the spokes. The problem is if you do everything at once is that the pattern won't work as if the attaching knobs are not already there to attach the newly patterned spokes to the hub then the new spokes would create new bodies and that causes solidworks to not execute the pattern properly. I hope it makes sense.

[@neverlaughman6707]

+zoltan87 you are a genius man, after an half hour of searching the web for a solution, decided to read the comments and bingo. thank you...

[@maurobismarque382]

+SolidWorks Tutorial ☺ is the distance changed for both spokes?

[@andressegura7548]

+SolidWorks Tutorial ☺ but when i do change to 0.5mm, the spokes corners cross/touch the cylinder -.- but if do 2mm it doesn't do the circular pattern. what do i do??

[@lyheng2279]

hello sir
i have any questions?

[@kadecolen6921]

Thank you for the tutorial, super helpful. Only issue I am having is that when I try to mirror my 1/2 of the rim, the spokes line up perfectly when they are supposed to be offset. I am also modeling a different wheel set with 12 spokes on each side. Any Idea?

[@kadecolen6921]

Is there some type of angular offset you do when you create the mirror?

[@bpetnoi1472]

Kade if you haven't figured this out yet I might be able to help.

[@pooyannayyeri9594]

Nice tutorial!
Can you tell me your system specification? Because I can't enable RealView Graphic in my system.

[@StephenKingston]

If you really want Realview graphics, you can apply a patch to fool solidworks into running realview graphics using RealHack for Solidworks.

[@pooyannayyeri9594]

Wow thanks man!
This is really cool!

[@notatHomeVideos]

you created everything as 1 part, which is ultimately useless for a designer of anything......

[@Sw-tcNet]

notatHomeVideos Thanks for comment. Well, that is not true, they are separated "notice the parts tree". Then it is possible to separate in different file if you know how! In the "Tutorials Engineer" Learning lectures this topic has been mention, it will be nice to have a look if you want.