Modeling a MOBIUS RING in SOLIDWORKS | Learn SOLIDWORKS by modeling a complex product in 10 Minutes!

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In today's video, I am going to show you how to model an incredible Mobius Ring in SOLIDWORKS in only 10 minutes! Within the next 10 minutes, you will be introduced to many (surface) modeling features in SOLIDWORKS.
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- SOLIDWORKS Beginners Tutorials
- SOLIDWORKS Sketching
- SOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling
- SOLIDWORKS Solid Modeling and much more
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🕒 TIMESTAMPS 🕒
0:00 Intro
0:18 Create a 2D Sketch
1:19 Create a Surface Sweep
1:51 Copy a Surface
2:05 Thicken
2:22 Create a Face Curve
2:46 Draw an Ellipse
3:37 Create a Cut Extrude
4:10 Creata Curve Driven Pattern
4:40 Create Face Fillets
5:38 Create a Move/Copy
6:02 Combine two Bodies
6:18 Delete and Patch
7:47 Copy and Rotate a Body
8:49 Change colors
9:26 Turn on RealView Graphics
9:38 Learn more about SOLIDWORKS
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[@kluker]

You put a short video on Linked In a few weeks ago with this model. I did it from those short videos. And now I found out you did a proper video about 3 years ago. Nice. Your examples are good, even for long-term SW users (over 20 years). Thank you for challenging my brain :)

[@learnsolidworks]

Yes, that was just a timelapse to provide a glimpse of the tutorial. I also included a link to the full video in that post. :)

Bravo! Nice technique and above all nice imagination!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! :)

[@puzhao1639]

I did it! Such a cool ring.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Awesome! 💪🏼

[@charlestoneoyoo]

Thank you so much for this Jan. I have really learnt a lot of features here.

[@aiddaphomvisay9422]

Very cool design and video; easy to follow. Great job!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks!! 🙏🏼😊

[@kkkk139]

Muito bom você é uma cara fera no que faz! parabéns! Vou tentar fazer.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Obrigado! 😊🙏🏼

[@mmaaamona]

Magnificent, thank you

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

You are very welcome! :)

[@FletcherHandcraftedGuitars]

What a great design, love it !

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! 🙏🏼

[@jagatutor]

Pnjang umur designer 🔥🎉🎉😀😀👍👍

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Gracias! 🙌

[@kickonthejams]

Nice work!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! :)

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks. How do you have a origin plane icon with diagonal line on it (time 0.18)?

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

The Plane is greyed out in the Feature tree because it is hidden. The icon might look different in your SolidWorks version depending on your SolidWorks version.

[@kandasamyrajan]

@@LearnSolidWorkscom Thanks for the prompt reply. I have standard 2020 version.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

@@kandasamyrajan I see, this video is recorded in SolidWorks 2016

[@MohitChauhan-bn3rq]

Please welcome india please

[@samuelbouthier6039]

sorry where is the thicken

[@lucadorguete1585]

sui

[@lucadorguete1585]

🤣😂🙂🙂🙃😊😀😄😁😁😆

[@learnsolidworks]

Insert > Feature > Thicken

[@catkeys6911]

Very high Cool Factor!
I believe that this, as cool as it looks, would be impossible to actually make. Don't get me wrong, though, *I Don't Care!* Although it would be cool.
I use an older version of SW (2015) and I found I had to "smack it around"* a little to get it to finally succeed, but I ultimately prevailed, and it came out perfect.
*it wasn't initially able to do the combine operation, but I figured out a way to help it succeed without compromising the shape.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

It’s easy to make with a 3D printer! :)

[@catkeys6911]

@@LearnSolidWorkscom Don't think so. This is 2 separate parts that interweave without contacting each other.

[@PJWZZ]

@@catkeys6911 that's true... but when the parts can move it's a fun baby rattle! ;) Otherwise you should add a couple of small support pillars indeed ;)

[@travistucker7317]

@@catkeys6911 look up print in place designs. All sorts of printable multi piece interlocked designs out there

[@danielanguitalopez5133]

Hey Jan. I have a question for you. I don't know why but when I try to do the combine, SolidWorks say me "There's no solid after the operation Combine", and I don't why because I click Fillet and Move/Copy Body.
Thank you so much

[@PJWZZ]

Hi Daniel, based on your description it seems like your bodies are not solid. Make sure to double-check this in the Solid Bodies folder in the feature tree. Feel free to send me your SW file if you can't find the problem so I can take a look.