@@drmseif I gonna share in Hungarian CAD/CAM Facebook group. Otherwise do you have any place, if we would like to ask anything or give an idea as different practices to make and show it to us?
Excellent video made by you, I appreciate your way of explaining solid edge which makes us easier to understand ,follow and draw. Thank you once again and keep updating us. God bless
aoa muhammed ur videos are great except for few having some camera zoom problem ...can u organise ur playlist according to the ascending skill level pl? whats the diffrence b/w lab and exercise? i wish i could folow ur videos in a sequence but they are hapharazad and no level defined .
Very nice, I could follow through easily. When working with construction lines for the purpose of setting 2 parallel lines in symmetry to that line, every now and then it appears that the symmetry is centering itself between the parallel lines, which is of course not what I want. Because I am new to Solid Edge (version 2024), I did not fully understand how to prevent this, or how to handle it correctly. My workaround so far, to lock the symmetry line prior to the symmetry command, and after symmetry was applied, I delete the lock relationship on the symmetry line.
I don't know why when I put the dimension from one circle t the other I have for example 90mm, but then when I change the number to 120mm, the distance remians the same. What changes is the number of the dimension but not the distance itself.
Thank you for reaching out. Please, email the Solid edge part file to: mohamed.seif@aamu.edu State what dimension you want to change, the Solid Edge version, and I will get back with you.
Sir your videos is easy to understand and its work. One request you please upload lab 14 video. Because i did total lab 13 and now eager to do lab 14 so please upload..
Thank you, very useful and clear tutorial. That is great you are showing also your mistakes so we can learn better how to fix things. Question: Is it possible to edit extrussion, cut or simillar operation after it is done? Like in SolidWorks?
Thank you for the comment, and I am glad that you like the tutorial. To answer your question, yes, it is straightforward to edit extrusion or similar operation after it is done.
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I have just completed this exercise and it worked out perfectly, I learned a lot and will now move on to your next exercise. Thankyou very much.
Thank you so much for the feedback. I am glad you find it interesting.
Excellant, easy to follow, so glad I found your channel. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the comment. I am glad that you find it useful.
Thank you for this video, it was a good example how can we make a component in synchronous planning! Nice job, Hi5! :)
Thank you for the comment. I am glad you liked the video.
@@drmseif I gonna share in Hungarian CAD/CAM Facebook group. Otherwise do you have any place, if we would like to ask anything or give an idea as different practices to make and show it to us?
@@istvanlados3407 Feel free to do that and email me if you have questions or suggestions. Thanks.
Excellent video made by you, I appreciate your way of explaining solid edge which makes us easier to understand ,follow and draw. Thank you once again and keep updating us. God bless
Thank you for the feedback. I am glad that you find it useful.
aoa muhammed ur videos are great except for few having some camera zoom problem ...can u organise ur playlist according to the ascending skill level pl? whats the diffrence b/w lab and exercise? i wish i could folow ur videos in a sequence but they are hapharazad and no level defined .
Thanks , I am really learning a lot from your tutorials.
Thank you for the comment. I am glad that you find it useful.
Great video Mohamed! What is the tool called that you designed for this video?
Thank you for the comment. The video was produced by using Camtasia.
Very nice, I could follow through easily. When working with construction lines for the purpose of setting 2 parallel lines in symmetry to that line, every now and then it appears that the
symmetry is centering itself between the parallel lines, which is of course not what I want. Because I am new to Solid Edge (version 2024), I did not fully understand how to prevent this,
or how to handle it correctly. My workaround so far, to lock the symmetry line prior to the symmetry command, and after symmetry was applied, I delete the lock relationship on the symmetry line.
Seif From where have you calculated the tooth width to be 8 mm. no mention in the drawing
Interesting, many thanks.
Thank you for the comment, I am glad you find it interesting.
amazing video !!!!
Thank you so much for the comment. I am glad you find it interesting.
thankyou for these tutorials. they are extremely understandable. i just have one doubt. is it possible to edit the sketch that we used for extrusion.
Thank you. I am glad that you find it useful. To answer your question, please watch Exercise # 5: th-cam.com/video/iJdFk3VfLIk/w-d-xo.html
Maybe you can draw elements that move, something simple but good to learn.
Thank you for the feedback. Your input is well taken. Have you watched the first ten Labs of the course that I am teaching at the university?
@@drmseif I haven't yet, but I'm supposed to catch up over the weekend.
I don't know why when I put the dimension from one circle t the other I have for example 90mm, but then when I change the number to 120mm, the distance remians the same. What changes is the number of the dimension but not the distance itself.
Thank you for reaching out. Please, email the Solid edge part file to:
mohamed.seif@aamu.edu
State what dimension you want to change, the Solid Edge version, and I will get back with you.
Thank you sir
You are more than welcome. 👍
Sir your videos is easy to understand and its work. One request you please upload lab 14 video. Because i did total lab 13 and now eager to do lab 14 so please upload..
Thank you for the feedback. Lab 14 will be uploaded soon (at most by the end of this week).
@@drmseif thank you sir for your prompt replay.
Lab 14 has been uploaded. Thanks.
Thank you, very useful and clear tutorial. That is great you are showing also your mistakes so we can learn better how to fix things.
Question:
Is it possible to edit extrussion, cut or simillar operation after it is done? Like in SolidWorks?
Thank you for the comment, and I am glad that you like the tutorial. To answer your question, yes, it is straightforward to edit extrusion or similar operation after it is done.
Exercise 5 addresses the edit question. Thanks again.