How To: Style Chamfers In SolidWorks

This model came with a surprise! Watch as we work through different ways to add style chamfers to this viewer submitted bike frame model.
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[@linushagberg9393]

Great content! I'm coming from Rhino and searching for tutorials/courses on how to surface model complex shapes with G2 continuity. So this really helps. Thanks 🙏

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

You are very welcome! Rhino does have some amazing surfacing tools. I have used Grasshopper in combination with SW to do some pattern work that would have been a nightmare in SW. Understanding of continuity and and some of the features should serve you well. What were you modeling in Rhino? Good luck!

[@TooTallToby]

Nice job - Good explanation!

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Thanks so much! I have seen some of your work. You are very good as well.

[@rocks4balls]

That's my part! Imagine my surprise when I saw this pop up on my insta feed before I checked my reddit account today...haha
This is actually the second time Josh has helped me with this project (this particular part actually).
Thanks so much for the help. Really learned a ton from this video, not just on my specific problem at hand but working with surfaces in general, and things to look out for.
I had found a crude method to force the chamfer in and forged ahead with the rest of my part, but was running into issues right along that vertex. I've since rolled the part back and flattened out that fillet and used Josh's method to chamfer. Much cleaner and robust.
I'm already subscribed but I've already recommended your channel to a few of my coworkers in the business. All the best!

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

You have posted great questions! I am just glad I could help. I can't wait to see how your project turns out. It is always fun to be a part of building something new.

[@rocks4balls]

@@forgeproductdevelopment thanks Josh! I actually sent you an email yesterday via your website. I'm looking for a little more professional help with another aspect of this project. Please reach out if you are interested in working together.

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

@@rocks4balls I saw it! Check your email!

[@rocks4balls]

@@forgeproductdevelopment Can't seem to see it here - I'll reach out to your instagram, might want to check message requests

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

@@rocks4balls Was working on the response to your latest question. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/3mXNvxKI4ik/w-d-xo.html

[@angelof.riccio5424]

Verry interesting! Thank you so much!

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Alfakillen]

Learnd a lot, thanks. 👍

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Any time, hope it helps

[@gregorygavilanes9013]

That was a tricky one!
Great job!

[@forgeproductdevelopment]

Yes it was!

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