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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2022
- #SolidWorks
#surface
#surfacemodelling
#surfacing
Advanced Surface Tutorial
If you would like to be an expert on SolidWorks then this video exactly for you.
In this video you will see an Advanced Surface Modeling example.
Some Commands used in this video as follows:
Extrude Surface
Fill Surface
Sweep
Loft Surface
Knit
Split
Extrude Cut
Circular Pattern
Relations
Project Curve
Plane
Sketch
Fillet
Thread
Chamfer
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Thank you for making SolidWorks surfacing tutorials. I've noticed a lack of SW surfacing tutorials online for product design, so your videos are very helpful for those of us trying to self teach.
Welcome and thanks for your comment. I am glad that you found it useful.
Thanks for videos, from Turkey, ive really enjoyed and learned alot.
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I just finished this tutorial, thank you for making an advanced surface tutorial easier. Your teaching and tempo of each step is very good 👍 this is now my favorite CAD channel on youtube.
Hi, thanks a lot for your nice comment.
I am glad that you've found tutorial useful.
Regards 😊
Hello,
I wanted to take a moment to commend you on the fantastic work you're doing. Your videos are excellent and as a founder of a robotics startup and an engineer, they provide invaluable insights for us. I completely agree that it's essential to watch them in full, perhaps even multiple times, and complete the tutorials to enhance our ability to create more innovative models.
Keep up the great work!
I appreciate your comment and nice words.
Hearing such words gives me motivation.
I wish you success in your venture.
Regards
Thank you for making this video. I have learned so much from watching. Keep up the great work. We appreciate it.
Hi Daniel, thanks a lot for your comment. I appreciate 😊
Very Cool. I need to watch and re-watch this. So many techniques. Thanks for putting this up 👍
Welcome,
Glad to hear that you found video useful.
Amazing video. I’m learning Surfacing and you have helped me so much. Please keep guiding us.
Thanks for your nice comment, I appreciate it. I am glad that videos helpful.
Great video. Keep going with more advanced surface tutorial videos.
Welcome Emre, thanks for your nice comment.
Excellent video! The techniques shown here are just amazing. Thank you!
Welcome, Thanks a lot for your comment
Realmente asombroso, estos son los tutoriales que necesito para seguir mejorando.
Thanks for your comment!
A honor to watch this ty very much ;)
Thanks a lot for your kind words. I am glad you found my video worth to watch!
this is great work! Amazing skills. I learned a lot!
Welcome!
Thank you very much for this helpful video for beginner like me, lots of Surface modeling techniques I learned from this video...Thank You..🙏🙏🙏
Welcome!
Glad that you could learn somethings from my video 😇
Everytime, you teach new information. I will be front of something thanks to you in my job. Good luck 🙋♂️
Thanks Mustafa, I appreciate your comment. I wish you success in your journey 😉
thank you for the year of learning. and may this year be prosperous for you and everyone who supports your channel.
Best wishes and God always in your heart
Hi Dear,
Thanks a lot for your nice wishes. Likewise 😊
Very good video! You are a very good teacher!
Welcome, thanks for your nice words😊
Nice job! Thank you 🙏
Thank you too!
best example to master surface
Thanks for your comment!
Very nice. Learned very much. Thankyou. Pace is very good.
Welcome, and thanks for your comment!
excelent video!
Thanks for your nice comment 😉
Nice advanced tutorial.
Thanks for your comment, please have a look for other tutorials in my channel for advance surfacing.
Great job brother, learnt a lot from it!
Welcome Dear!
Awesome work sir.....
Welcome Dear
learned a lot
thanks
Welcome
Great project learned good tips 👍 ( really appreciate your contribution and clear details, I am Srilankan haha...)
Welcome 😊 great greetings to your nice country
Muito bom! Ótimo trabalho!
😊
Great work, I liked the video thank you very much
Thanks Man, I am happy that you like it 😊
Thank you very much.
Welcome 😊
Amazing sir
Welcome😊
Hey my Dear, you are a avery good explainer! You speak verry nicely, what i like, and i learnd a lot from you! Tank you so much! 🙂 sometimes i cant finish yor lessen in 1 day, because i do it in my worktime, but i come back a day later, like now and finish it. Have a nice weekend!
Welcome, and thanks for your kind words 😊
great toutorial.
on the circular pattern you could select only the feature (revolve) and pattern it instead of selecting all the faces of the feature
Sure about it ? Would it make equal number of instancing. As you could see my instances in each diameter different.
Very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
Absolute fantastic explained - i come from Rhino3d which is cool for prototyping, but your tutorial really wants me to switch to SolidWorks ... hell, you are a great teacher! Can you maybe make a playlist for Beginners in SW, so that it's maybe easier to learn it in the right way, you think we should watch it?
I appreciate your comment. Thanks a lot, and I am glad that tutorial is helpful.
I really want to create that beginner tutorial taking someone from zero to bring a substantial level of proficiency with SolidWorks. In fact, I would do it these days, but I got sick and could not record videos because my voice was completely gone.
I think I will release it somewhere mid summer.
Lastly , humble advice from me; pick a video, firstly just watch it, understand each step, and after watch and simultaneously build model. ( If you do it this way, 8-10 videos, you will learn a lot about the fundamentals of SolidWorks)
Regards
@@3D-WorldI really wish you the best and to find your voice back. Thanks for your advice - i will follow it exactly - because you really know what you are doing, that i saw 100%. But maybe you can make out of your videos you already made, also a playlist and sort the videos you already made into beginner ... advanced ... pro, like you do it in the videotitles sometimes already. This is done very fast and without any knowledge. It will help your channel to get found from more people too! Really wish you the best for your health.
Agree, I will do it in short notice.
Thanks again!
Nice explanation learned a lot today I wanna ask why at last you not used fill pattern or another way like selecting whole thing rather than individually patterning?
Maybe I wanted to have more control on the pattern; or it might be possible with the heat of the moment I forgot (fill pattern) :)
@@3D-World OK I love your detail insights and imp of each features explained
good stuff
Welcome
Great video! Thank you for this one!!!
Please can you clarify some questions for me?
It's hard for me to create fillet 24:40... What can you advise me in this case?
SolidWorks offered me to use "face fillet"... And after that I got there. I got what I needed (that nice 1 mm fillet), however why did it happen? There was "rebuild errors, failed to create fillet. Check input geometry and radius values or try using "face fillet" option"... Have you faced such problems?
Hi, Thanks for your comment.
Have you tried different options of fillet, did you model it according to the given dimensions.
@@3D-World Hello!
Yes, I have, but it didn't help... Since it didn't work because of dimensions. While I did it, I thought that didn't depend on dimensions, and so I could make a tube a little longer... However, I couldn't.
I've tried again, according only offered dimensions, and I have done it. I completed the tutorial! Thank you for your videos, I guess I'll take at least a couple of them a bit later!
thanks for your video...
how to use split command for the same model to make hollow inside for water flow.
Welcome 😊
Appreciate your work 👏👏
Can you tell us how to add mold library in solidworks?
Hi Dear,
Thanks for your comment.
I have never used mold items from Solidworks Library, I do not know how to add them as well.
Thanks
Welcome Dear 😉
Solidworks says the two surfaces have g3 continuity (built with g3 spline curves). But in surface evaluation, zebra shows a non-continuous surface. Why could this be?
Hi There,
I do not know the reason, however continuinty was not my concern during modeling.
Well done sir! Could you make a video on uav drone modelling ?
Hi Dear thanks for your comment 😉
could a fill patern aslo have worked for the last thing you added?
It may work, however it is good on 2D, not a 3D surface.
31:30 Can this be done with a Fill Pattern command? I am trying but failed to get the result, although it is a nice surface tutorial.👍👍
I think it is possible to use Fill Pattern.
Thanks for your comment.
might give this a try during holidays. Maybe it's time to add a watermark in your video so when it's on linkedin people know. Even better I don't know if you can change the SW background with your logo!!
Those guys modeling my tutorials, and sharing on Linkedln or different platforms proudly without mentioning my name. So adding watermark or background will not help 😉 sharing and being proud about your work is totally fine, but some appreciation makes me happier. Because I am not earning money from this chanell, if I work every month 2-3 hours extra at work I will make more money than here youtube pays me.
@@3D-World ok so they are using your tutorial to make tutorial! 😆 yeah that’s harder to combat. Maybe it’s time you post of LinkedIn and other platform first.
Yes indeed it is a good idea
How do you modeling with refletions ? What kind of scene do you using? Can you support me with that?
Hi Dear, I do not use something special, just a basic plain white background.
Excellent tutorial. Please sell a course in advanced surfacing
Hi Dear,
Thanks a lot for your comment.
What kind of course will be then? I mean context and duration?
I’ve just found your videos after watching many others. Great video. Drawing lines in space then using relations to attach is much less likely to be wrong 👍🏼
Can you provide 2d for practice
Sorry, I do not have it. For such models it is normal to not have a 2D.
audio volume is low. great tuts.
Hi Ismail thanks for your feedback.