How to Design Twisty Puzzles - (Part 6) - Configuring Solidworks

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Shortcuts:
smart - D
Normal to - N
make equal - E
Isolate - i
exit isolate - Shift + i
Centerpoint arc - Q
Scale - S
Split - Ctrl + Shift + S
Section View - Shift + S
Axis - A
Plane - P
Move face - T
Move Copy - M
Fillet - F
Surface Revolve - R
Circular Pattern - O
Delete Body - X
Combine - C
Shell - H

[@cubeologist42]

Brb, SolidWorks incoming.

[@Cuboxis]

thanks

[@ProxysCubess]

"51x51x51" Holy shiz, lol.

[@matt.bahner]

Proxy's Cubes shhhhhhh

[@ProxysCubess]

Where would you get the funds for it? lol. The Yottaminx costed more than your car, and that's technically a 15 layer puzzle, this'd probably beat it! lol

[@matt.bahner]

+Proxy's Cubes the amount of things you can do with an mit.edu address is insane

[@ProxysCubess]

Goodness! It must be nice :P
I really wish I can go to MIT (I'll be going to Uni in a couple of years), but I just can't afford it ;(
(I think Israel offers scholarships for like 1 or 2 arabs every once in a while, so my chances from that are fairly low, lol).

[@matt.bahner]

Don't worry they make it affordable. MIT gives financial aid so it's still worth applying. Also a lot of students take loans. In the end it's totally worth it

[@portal_jumper_7963]

could i use blender instead

[@matt.bahner]

John Holtz blender is for art modeling. You need solidworks, it's really good for engineering