How and When to Create New Planes in SolidWorks
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How to create new planes in SolidWorks.
This is was I cover in this video and at the end, I will tell you when to and when not to create them. Because, a lot of times, you are trying to create a new plane in SolidWorks for the wrong reasons.
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this is frustrating. why does nobody mention how to enable the "plane" command
@@karisdavid2598 what do you mean the Plane command? I show you how to do exactly that in this video!
@@with-Aryan sorry. I was still in the sketch. I meant how to enable the commands you were using. its been a while
@@karisdavid2598 no problem
This is the best channel to learn solidworks.
Indeed
I have been using SolidWorks for 3 years but, I learn a lot with Aryan on basic and advantage technique. Compliments.
I have used Inventor for CAD for couple of years and my next job require me to use solidworks, I just wonder why the new plane in solidworks are pain in ass, I don't understand why it has to be this complex to make a single plane in solidworks... but after watching this I am kind of understand and it is actually more flexible, great video
You are the best and easiest to understand! Thanks for taking the time to post this!
Thanks for watching
Just fantastic. I love this guy, really smart content brilliantly done with just a dash of humor. Good clear presentation, explains every step.
glad to hear that
Great content Aryan, you make it so easy to follow and understand. Thanks!
what an amazing video. Just too much information to process in one go so i will be rewatching this again and again :D
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for the lesson, very clear and simply explained. you are a good teacher!
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching
This channel is so underrated. Great content
Wow! Truly amazed! I am training for SolidWorks and your video has been very understandable and informative!
Check out my webinar too, you will love it
I’m not even finished with the video but I had to pause and say amazing content! Thank you!
Aryan. Sir. you are the real G
This was fantastic. I was not aware of the final trick where you can feature scope an extruded cut! Thank you!
Happy to help!
Your way of teaching was good......
your compliment was... good :))
I am a retired user of SolidWorks for 10 years; I Like to review using it.
legends are always welcome here
15:38 extremely useful
glad to hear that
Thank you! your a very good teacher very easy to follow along
You are welcome!
Thank you!
Thank you sir
Thank you 🌸🌸
You’re welcome 😊
Thx a lot 🎉
Thanks a lot , Aryan.
Most welcome!
Your are the best
thanks
think about the fact that most people only use 10-20% of what a cad / cam program can do, I often read the help for even the simplest things and it's really smart things to learn, and remember you won't become a skilled draftsman without having worked on the floor, there are many examples of that,, you can't study to become a skilled machinist either,, sometimes you are tearing your hair out when they come with a drawing and a dxf for cnc drawn on straight measurements and then set tolerances on . some plus and some in minus tolerances .. each cnc opera tube knows why it cannot be used
You are the best!! I really need this.
Glad I could help!
thank you so much for your video
you're very welcome
Very helpful, thanks Aryan.
Happy to help
Thanks for this valuable video Aryan this is so amazing regarding how to select a plane and in the last extrude cut option 😀
Glad you liked it
Thanks too much, very good explanation
Thank you for this video!!!!❤
You are so welcome!
thanks aryan
Welcome
Thanks
No problem
excellent teaching Thanks
You are welcome
Thank you for great tutorial Aryan 👍👍
thank you for watching my videos!
Thank you it is nice and clear i can rewind to see what it is and make it real for me. xx star.
You’re welcome 😊
Very good!👍
thanks for watching
More great work. Thank you Aryan
While creating plane parallel to a surface or other plane , I saw u selecting the midpoint as the second reference , but as your cursor came near to the midpoint , it automatically switched to view point , but u some how managed to select the midpoint , but I'm unable to select the midpoint the selection jumps to view point as I come close to mid point ?? Any suggestions how should I over come this issue ??
right click on that edge and select "select midpoint"
Man yor are great !
So are you! Thanks for watching!
Very helpful, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
WOW GOOD TO KNOW
Ur so awesome and outstanding content
U can make udemy course
Thank you! it made my day
impressive
Thanks
cool man! amazing.
Beautiful information 😁
Glad you think so!
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Thank you! Cheers!
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this is great !!!
thank you Tiro
When do we need to use Convert Entities
A really good video thank you. I'm coming from Fusion 360, how would you setup a plane to be equivalent to plane along path in Fusion? Many thanks.
I didn’t understand your question
@@with-Aryan Hi, in Fusion 360 it is possible to create a plane normal to a line (path) at an offset from the start of that path. I have seen a way to achieve similar planes in Solidworks by creating a point on a line and creating a plane normal to the line at that point but I haven't seen a way to create a plane normal to a line at say 100mm offset from the start of the line? Hope that makes sense. Many thanks.
Helpful 😀
Glad you think so!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
I know this is an older video. I am working with 2022 and @ 19:04 of this video I don't have the feature scope option to select bodies.
You do! Only if you with with multiple solid bodies
Good Video
Can you do a flow simulation tutorial
no I don't know that well enough
@@with-Aryan I appreciate all you other content, thanks bud
@@adrenalinetv7944 you are welcome man
@@with-Aryan I like your honesty.
How can we found the yellow point? If I try build a parallel plane and I mark the second surface, its doen't accept it. I don't know whether importance there so mark the surface or poin? But somethink I can't found the yellow poin.
what yellow point are you refering to?
When creating a Plane Using the "Angle" selection I have the 1st Ref. selected as the Top Face and the 2nd Ref. as the Straight / Rear Edge (I created a Model like yours Ryan) -- ... but when the Plane becomes Fully Defined using an Angle Setting of 220' I don't see the Selection for "Number" of Planes Box directly under the "Flip Offset" Button ---- I only get the one I created. What setting allows you select the Number of Planes - or lets the "Number of Planes Box" to be a visible tool ?
it's not a setting you can change. It HAS TO be there. If it's not, there is something wrong with your SW license OR you have a third reference or sth that cause this, but it's not something you can add or remove
@@with-Aryan Must have been some quirky qlitch w/ the software ---- I tried it again and it worked as advertised --- This is an especially well done Tutorial on Planes Aryan -- I'm picking up a LOT of detailed tips on the functionality of the different selection buttons ---- Repetition is a good teacher !
@@with-Aryan Hmmmm, Nope, I did created another "Degreed Plane" and reproduced the issue ( No Selection Box for Number of Planes) ___ I have a screen shot, wanna see it ?
@@David_HX send it, but im uavailable until monday.
How can I download structural steel into solid works
You need to work with the "Weldments" module in SOLIDWORKS> Are you familiar with that? because if you are not, it's not an easy task to explain it over text here
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Very informative, please remove the background music, is distracting,
removed in new vids. thanks for watching
This video could be half the length
I'm sure many would say it was too fast and couldn't catch it. you gotta see it from a bigger picture's pov. you are only one viewer. but I do appreciate your feedback
@with-Aryan repetition when learning is crucial but repeating like 4 times then going on a tangent to something else to then finally showing what you said you were going to show 3 min ago makes alot of people frustrated and loosing focus.
If there for an AutoCAD thought specialist was ONE video you had to see before anything else transitioning to Solidworks it would be this video! I've a hard time to get my head around this "plane" concept. Have watch this video three times and I'm NOT done watching!
I'd say you should watch my webinar for that ONE video
If we can’t follow you because of your speed, we’re more likely to search else where
duly noted. Thanks for the feedback.
Suggestion (after suffering through the first three minutes...): Don't clutter up your instruction with "music". It is a distraction and is like putting sand in with your oil when you change the oil in your car. Destructive. Just. Don't.
Now, I will try to endure the rest of this tutorial, because I like learning new ways to do things in SW. Not sure you have anything to teach me, but I am willing to give it a try. The music makes it a lot harder to press on.....
Thank you for your feedback. I apologize for any inconvenience caused by the background music in the tutorial. I understand that it can be distracting and impede the learning experience. I appreciate your willingness to continue with the tutorial despite this issue. Your input is valuable, and I'll take note of it to improve future videos and ensure a better learning environment. Thank you for your patience, and I hope you find value in the rest of the tutorial.
Please don't use part surfaces as planes. Its just a pain in the ass if you change something in the timeline and the reference changes and your entire part explodes.
Oh don't give this advice! You cannot deprive yourself of such a great asset for sake of a 'maybe' down the line. and if it happens, so be it, there are many ways to fix that! But the ROI on using it is higher than the risk of fixing it 'maybe'
@@with-Aryan it's not a "maybe"? I have to alter parts all the time and if I model them sloppy with sketches on surfaces and sketches relying on projections its always a pain to go through the timeline to fix all the missing references. I mean if I only need a part once, then I agree with you to just model it as fast as possible. But it saves much more time down the line to do it properly in the first place.