Rhino3d Tutorial - Engine Cover - Exporting to SOLIDWORKS (3 of 3)

[@nate-zr1ez]

18 months of paid post secondary design school extremely well presented in one video.

[@cicmilos]

Thanks for the great tutorials, I like the way you explain the methodology in creating surfaces transitions. One thing about Solidworks, there is an option called Imported Geometry and with this option, you can add as many new bodyes and surfaces as you want at any time.

[@johnpelitidis6297]

Outstanding... Thank you

[@SimplyRhino3D]

Glad you found our video series useful!

[@pimpkingmlb]

You are the maaan! Thanks dude, this is awesome

[@asian1nvasion]

Thank you for uploading this. Great tutorials

[@marsgoufwang7869]

awesome , like your tuts ,very considerate

[@FMMV12]

Thank you for this tutorial, really helped me

[@amphibiousmarineinc]

Well done

[@benjaminko7812]

THANKS~~Very helpful

[@izoyt]

you are great tutor, thnx-

[@jeremydemarco8697]

High end design

[@SimplyRhino3D]

Thanks for watching!

[@AlexGM3d]

Thank ! How to import the surface?

[@SimplyRhino3D]

Hi Alex, To import the Rhino Geometry into SolidWorks you can create a new part file then go to File > Open and navigate to your STEP or IGES file. If you are using a Rhino 6 file you may need to save down to Rhino 5 for SolidWorks to read the 3DM data. Hope that helps and thanks for watching :)

[@AlexGM3d]

Thank you!