Tutorial - Importing Airfoil from XFLR5 and Auto-Generating Wings in Solidworks

[@cliffordinggs9789]

Nice video thanks, I use 1F,view and 1S,View sketch to drive all planes.

[@steveharrington8078]

Does this still work on newer solid works versions. Because I get a lot of errors when following the steps

[@migueldenovi5873]

You are a genius

[@asyraafarifin3312]

Thanks for the tutorial! Very helpful for me to quickly construct a simple wing model. Would be nice if an extension to create a wing with more than two airfoil profile is provided

[@HarvickOne]

Very late reply but I think you can do this process twice and combine the sections in Solidworks assembly.

[@vishnump143]

How will we get output at one side of the excel?

[@somaryabhattacharyya9804]

Can you upload solidworks wing template for 2015 version

[@burakkaraoglu3646]

can you help me for xflr5

[@RBAERO]

Nice vídeo! Question it's possible import an plane (CAD model) created in solidworks to XFLR5?

[@HarvickOne]

No, XFLR5 cannot import CAD geometries

[@RBAERO]

@@HarvickOne Is a great softwares thst is a bad point. But the developer makes an amazing software and free. Great man.

[@meddimarcy]

Can you convert to geometry to dat file for avl ?

[@anujregmi4582]

which material did u choose for the foam

[@HarvickOne]

Dollar Tree 5mm

[@anujregmi4582]

@@HarvickOne i am sorry but i dont see that.... You said you have used foam and balsa in the model... If so...which material in solidworks you have used...

[@HarvickOne]

@@anujregmi4582 the white material is foam, the wood color material is wood

[@mithunmahato309]

is solid work available in torrents ?

[@HarvickOne]

Sorry about that, link updated.

[@GoranSkular]

Is that xlsx file available somewhere?

[@HarvickOne]

Sorry about that, link updated.