Master 'Interlocked Mobius Rings' in SolidWorks 2024 | 10 Proven Tips for Instant Proficiency
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2024
- Unlock the Secrets to Creating Stunning Interlocked Mobius Rings in SolidWorks! Are you an aspiring designer eager to sharpen your skills with SolidWorks and elevate your 3D modeling prowess? Look no further! This comprehensive video, "Master Interlocked Mobius Rings in SolidWorks 2024 10 Proven Tips for Instant Proficiency," delivers a meticulously crafted step-by-step guide that walks you through the intricacies of crafting complex Mobius rings in SolidWorks. We're not just covering the "how" but also diving deep into the "why" behind each command.
Why Master SolidWorks in 2024?
SolidWorks is a leading CAD software widely embraced across various industries for its powerful 3D modeling and design capabilities. Proficiency in SolidWorks is no longer just an asset; it has become an essential skill set for engineers, designers, and hobbyists looking to leave their mark in the competitive job market. By learning how to create intricate designs like the Mobius ring, you'll not only enhance your portfolio but also boost your career opportunities significantly.
What You Will Learn
10 Essential Tips and Tricks Discover practical practices that will dramatically enhance your modeling efficiency.
Creating the Mobius Strip Get step-by-step guidance to craft your first interlocked Mobius design successfully.
Powerful Commands Uncover vital commands that every SolidWorks user should master, including
Swept Surface with Twist
Offset Surface
Thicken and Extrude Cut
Curve Driven Patterns
And many more to elevate your design capabilities!
Key Techniques Covered
Modeling Strategy Gain a clear understanding of the design approach necessary for building the Mobius structure with precision.
Complex Geometries Made Simple Tackle challenging models with confidence and ease, turning what seems intricate into manageable tasks.
Best Practices Avoid common pitfalls and save time by learning proven techniques that will streamline your design process.
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Pretty ingenious!
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After a couple of hours i was able to create this in fusion 360, the process was almost completely different because most of the things that you used are not there but i figured it out after a while, thanks for the video!
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Your skills are great. Thanks for sharing it!! Would love to learn more from you!!!
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I can not do the step delete face due to geometry condition sir. Pls explain to me
wow amazing
Thank you so much 😇
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At the end. You move copy the part, rotate 360/14 (which is 14 holes ) It became 25.71428571 the divide by 2 =12.85714286 (this rotate it lock into the center from hole to hole. Then you take 180-12.857=167.1485. Which is rotate upside down. Does it correct?
I did some experiment: rotate and copy step by step change color to see how it rotate. So the first rotate doesn't affect much. But the second rotate 25.71428571 the divide by 2 is lock into from center to center of hole. Then the last rotate is upside down. Did I explain it right? Please let me know.
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Why did you do the offset surface 00mm?
To create a Face Curve on it which will use to create curve driven pattern, Because Curve driven pattern requires a driven cuve and a tangent driven face. To make flowing patterns.
Hope you you will understood😁
@@EasyCADSolutions and why couldn't you do that on the first surface?
Because First Surface is utilised in thicknen operation and the offset one is used to generate curve driven pattern so total no. Of faces are 2
@@EasyCADSolutions so once the surface is thickened, the original surface no longer exists? Unlike an extruded sketch?
Yes, Exactly
It get's utilized completely
That's why i offset the same surface at 0.00mm
Your all video make me surprised
Thank you 😇
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Is thickness part of an add on? I am not finding it
Thicken command can be located in the surface tab
You have to go to the solidworks add-in tab and you will find surfaces from there. Click on it and you will be able to follow the rest of the instructions.
So when you copy and then combine how do you correct the face angle offset between the original and copied whole?
I used delete face command with delete and patch option in order to make a complete cylindrical face, Because delete and patch option delete the selected face and then patch it according to their surrounding surfaces
hmm tried that, it did not quite work.
I will try again as I am stuck at that spot
You can also use edge fillets rather than face fillet and it works fine i think so
I cannot combine the fillet1 and copied body. The error says there's no body remaining
Then Apply fillets after combine
It will definitely works
Had the same problem. Solution is delete four faces(get a surface) move/copy new surface, knit and create solid body.
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Someone have this tutorial in word? Write tutorial?
It's available on solidworkstutorials.net
Easy CAD Solutions thank you :)
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