pipe with projected curve in Onshape

Tired of straight pipes? This quick Onshape tutorial shows you how to create stunning curved pipes using the power of projected curves!
Learn how to:
Effortlessly create smooth, curved paths with the projected curve tool.
Utilize the sweep feature to effortlessly transform your path into a sleek pipe.
Gain control over pipe parameters like diameter and wall thickness.
This tutorial is perfect for:
Beginners: Learn the basics of projected curves and sweeps to create impressive curved pipes.
Intermediate users: Refine your Onshape skills and explore the potential of projected curves for advanced designs.
By the end, you'll be a curved pipe-bending pro!
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[@config2000]

Concise, clear, and perfectly paced. Another top-notch educational post.

[@cademist]

Thanks, it's rewarding to know that my content is resonating with my viewers.

[@3DDesignbyRick]

Nice sir, your tutorial is so clear.

[@cademist]

Glad to hear that

[@skitskoo]

bravo

[@cademist]

thank you

[@RichPenn]

I really appreciate the way you did the video. The drawing added a lot to the overall content.
Thank you for taking the extra time and effort to make these projects come alive.
-- Any chance of a follow-up on how you created the drawing?
I am finding problems trying to recreate your drawing with CL using View and Curve overlay.

[@cademist]

Thanks a lot for that motivation-booster! Here is your video: th-cam.com/video/vVz8LS66tus/w-d-xo.html

[@RichPenn]

@@cademist : That helps so much, I had never tried to include a sketch in a drawing like that, but now I understand it. Thank you.

[@kenthanoi2224]

Can you show me how to draw a curved tube with a mouth of 90, the middle of the tube is retracted to 70 and the tail is expanded to 120, I can't draw it.

[@cademist]

instead of a sweep that would be a loft. what for do you need that type of design?

[@kenthanoi2224]

I need to design it to use for exhaust pipes for speakers, I will convert it to an stl file to use for a 3d printer, however I cannot draw it, you can make a video tutorial Can it be done on onshape software? Thank you very much, I wait to hear from you@@cademist

[@cademist]

@@kenthanoi2224 Hi Kent, I need more information on that project. You can contact me through my webpage Cademist.com.