5:19 is in error to the drawing and will result in an incorrect model. If you look at the model view the end of the cut opening goes through the center of the part but using the swept body the center axis of the swept boy projects through the center of the part thus resulting on the edge that is left not being on the center line but actually parallel and offset by the radius of the swept body.
If i go through the whole steps as yours, then also my simulation results are coming out to be different (FOS minimum = 7.1) . I wonder what's the reason
Great video! Thanks! But I think the Solidworks guru for all the previous model mania videos should also be credited as has been done in this and next videos. He did an amazing job for those tutorials too!
@@Themayseffect Ah, it seems like the instructor's drawing differs from the one currently on the Model Mania site. His drawing mentions a cut of 90° from the center of the hole, whereas the phase 2 drawing on Model Mania mentions a 120° cut. So he is correct in this video, but it should be a face displacement of 30° when following the updated Model Mania drawing.
@@HoundDogRock I agree with you. I have the same drawing as you. When you ran your simulation, what did you end up getting for your FOS? I got a slightly different number than the video and wanted to know if it was because I modeled it to the current model mania website drawing which shows 120 degrees. I got a FOS of around 4.
Like the combining of sketches all at once and then heavy use of the Selected Contour to create separate features rather than having sketch 1 - feature 1, sketch 2 - feature 2, etc. Makes it so much easier to get the job done and less chance for mistakes. Error proofing is easier this way. Thanks for posting. Preparing for that elusive CSWP.
how to sync two circle example:- one circle dia75mm and secound circle dia1000mm dia1000mm (1000mm-100mm=900mm) so change dia 75mm change (75mm+100=175mm) mins i one circle dia minuse so secound dia pluse is value how create बहुत बढ़िया पर मुझे ऐसा काम कुछ इस तरीके से करना हो तो कैसे करे कृपया बताये जैसे के एक circle 75mm dia का हे और दूसरा circle 1000mm dia का हे अगर में इन दोनों में से किसी की भी साइज़ बदलता हु तो वो एक दुसरे में pluse minus खुद्ब्खुद हो जाये जैसे के अगर में 75 mm dia में 25 mm जोड़ता हु तो वो dia 100mm हो गया पर जो दूसरा dia जो 1000 mm का हे वो 975mm खुद्ब्खुद हो जाये बस ऐसे कोई भी एक dia अगर pluse होता हे तो दूसरा dia खुद्ब्खुद minuse हो जाना चाहिए और कोई भी एक dia minuse होता हे तो दूसरा dia खुद्ब्खुद pluse हो जाना चाहिए हा पर जितना हम pluse या minuse करते हे उतना ही value एक दुसरे dia में pluse minuse होना चाहिए कृपया करके ये बताये ये कैसे हो सकता हे solidwork में ?
My point of view is this video more than shows a strict way to do things it offers more than one technique the knowledge of how to apply this knowledge is more valuable than just an angle value even correct or not
Yeah, seems like there may have been some iffy choices made in the name of expediency. It's one thing to share how to use features... but this video is going to teach people less-than-ideal practices just to get something done ASAP. For the competition, I know. But most people watching it don't know anything/care about that competition.
Why would you do modify a completed part after its been verified from production? Wouldn't you start over from scratch? Seems like modifying a corrupt model seems more half assed than making a rushed model with the correct dimensions.
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@@solidworks Excuse me, I need more assistance, how can i get exactly circles dimensions style like you sir, appreciate! Lookforward to seeing you soon sir!
5:19 is in error to the drawing and will result in an incorrect model. If you look at the model view the end of the cut opening goes through the center of the part but using the swept body the center axis of the swept boy projects through the center of the part thus resulting on the edge that is left not being on the center line but actually parallel and offset by the radius of the swept body.
If i go through the whole steps as yours, then also my simulation results are coming out to be different (FOS minimum = 7.1) . I wonder what's the reason
Great video! Thanks! But I think the Solidworks guru for all the previous model mania videos should also be credited as has been done in this and next videos. He did an amazing job for those tutorials too!
Move face should be 30 degrees
I believe that the offset rotation at 17:29 should have been 30°, not 45° (as 120° - 45° - 45° = 30°).
Here: th-cam.com/video/aaG6NbsAni8/w-d-xo.html
Where are you getting 120° from? The part model says 90°?
@@Themayseffect Ah, it seems like the instructor's drawing differs from the one currently on the Model Mania site. His drawing mentions a cut of 90° from the center of the hole, whereas the phase 2 drawing on Model Mania mentions a 120° cut. So he is correct in this video, but it should be a face displacement of 30° when following the updated Model Mania drawing.
agree with you my friend
Same here haha
@@HoundDogRock I agree with you. I have the same drawing as you. When you ran your simulation, what did you end up getting for your FOS? I got a slightly different number than the video and wanted to know if it was because I modeled it to the current model mania website drawing which shows 120 degrees. I got a FOS of around 4.
Like the combining of sketches all at once and then heavy use of the Selected Contour to create separate features rather than having sketch 1 - feature 1, sketch 2 - feature 2, etc. Makes it so much easier to get the job done and less chance for mistakes. Error proofing is easier this way. Thanks for posting. Preparing for that elusive CSWP.
how your cswp exam went?
how to sync two circle example:-
one circle dia75mm and secound circle dia1000mm
dia1000mm (1000mm-100mm=900mm) so change
dia 75mm change (75mm+100=175mm)
mins i one circle dia minuse so secound dia pluse is value
how create
बहुत बढ़िया पर मुझे ऐसा काम कुछ इस तरीके से करना हो तो कैसे करे कृपया बताये
जैसे के एक circle 75mm dia का हे और दूसरा circle 1000mm dia का हे
अगर में इन दोनों में से किसी की भी साइज़ बदलता हु तो वो एक दुसरे में pluse minus खुद्ब्खुद हो जाये
जैसे के अगर में 75 mm dia में 25 mm जोड़ता हु तो वो dia 100mm हो गया पर जो दूसरा dia जो 1000 mm का हे वो 975mm खुद्ब्खुद हो जाये
बस ऐसे कोई भी एक dia अगर pluse होता हे तो दूसरा dia खुद्ब्खुद minuse हो जाना चाहिए
और कोई भी एक dia minuse होता हे तो दूसरा dia खुद्ब्खुद pluse हो जाना चाहिए
हा पर जितना हम pluse या minuse करते हे उतना ही value एक दुसरे dia में pluse minuse होना चाहिए
कृपया करके ये बताये ये कैसे हो सकता हे solidwork में ?
My point of view is this video more than shows a strict way to do things it offers more than one technique the knowledge of how to apply this knowledge is more valuable than just an angle value even correct or not
some measures (numbers) are different than the plane, why?
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very veri wonderful and practic. congratulations and thanks for yours videos.
14:19 unable to select the faces can u tell me the solution
That undefined sketch triggers me, what if you want to change the diameter of the part in the future?
Yeah, seems like there may have been some iffy choices made in the name of expediency. It's one thing to share how to use features... but this video is going to teach people less-than-ideal practices just to get something done ASAP. For the competition, I know. But most people watching it don't know anything/care about that competition.
Why would you do modify a completed part after its been verified from production? Wouldn't you start over from scratch? Seems like modifying a corrupt model seems more half assed than making a rushed model with the correct dimensions.
@@BrandonGraham I'm new to solidworks and I don't care about the competition, I care about the different ways to use features.
Can you please do a video on how to change color and finish of component
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sir, how to modify the dimension style as shown at the 1:51
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@@solidworks thanks 👍
@@solidworks Excuse me, I need more assistance, how can i get exactly circles dimensions style like you sir, appreciate! Lookforward to seeing you soon sir!