How to make ' Complex Woven Ball' in Solidworks 2016
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2018
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It is a complex woven dodecahedron design that looks like a unique Christmas ball. To know how it's made in SolidWorks, watch the whole step-by-step tutorial to achieve awesome results.
Important commands used:
Revolve surface
Split Line
Trim Surface
Thicken
Face curves
Sweep boss/ base
Circular Pattern
Move/ copy Bodies
Combine
Reference Plane, Axis, and Point
Reference Idea: / 312155817918503341
CAD File Link: grabcad.com/library/christmas...
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Thanks! This was fun to make plus I learned a lot by doing this. I also discovered my work computer is a slow potato.
Welcome 😇
Thank you. It is really difficult to make this model.
Ur welcome 😇
Amazing !!!! More please....
Sure, And, Thanks 😇
that is just amazing, well done.
Thank you 😇
Very creative approach and I appreciate your efforts behind the scene!!
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you 😇
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Already made it
Thank you so much 😇
Damn! It's a tough part. But I finally built it. Thank you.
Welcome 😇
And, Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Awesome Nishant sir 😍😍🤗🤗. You are genius
Thank you 😇🙏
❤❤❤
I love your design make all vedios in creo
I will try to make it
Thanks for watching my videos
Happy Modelling 🤗
Best thing really impressed
Thank you 😇
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@@EasyCADSolutions sure, actually i already did, share it with other creators
Again, Thanks 😇
MI CEREBROOOOOO... no da para mas
My brain is burned. :)
Cool down and watch it slowly as you can
can you explain the calculation behind the modeling......for example why you choose 7.7*4 rectangle and other is 7*4 ...... why you rotate these rectangle 20 degree each in different direction.......why you offset surfaces 5mm and 2.5mm etc......i fan of your calculation not your modeling
1-I use different length of rectangle because the final produced surface is V in shape so the cross section at the bend point is slightly larger than the normal cross-section just like a wooden frame in which the cross section at the corner is bigger in length due to the bend if make the same length of rectangles then the produced surface will look like kinked at the bend corner
2- I use 20 degrees rotation to create a Star like geometry.
3- I use different offset values (2.5mm and 5mm) to create an overlapping effect after circular pattern
So overall it's a hit and trial method to achieve a desired shape
And, Thank You for watching my videos 🙏
Happy Modelling 🤗
@@EasyCADSolutions why you choose 20 degree rotation ......why not 30 degree???
......why you choose equal relation in first sketch for pentagon that is used for construction ....
20 degree is perfect for me because i use lot of values and found 20 degree is perfect
you can tweak it according to you
And i use equal relation to the construction line because if we see a dodecahedron from the top then we found the top pentagonal face is connected with the five more Pentagonal faces of equal size so if we draw a construction line inside the five faces in such a way that these construction will connect eachother
So now when you see from the top then you will realize that this dimension will look same from the top view too
That's why i use that equal relation