Thank You 🙏👍

Thanks for the video, I appreciate the content.

@6:16 Why is SOLIDWORKS crashing? Specifically speaking about OP's question, I've learned that when there are many apps running on the desktop, especially with desktop notifications turned on, that a solidworks prompt may get pushed to the background preventing any further actions in SW. Win-Tab will usually reveal the prompt.

Doens't work anymore with solidworks 2025, coincident constraint with the middle lines creates a conflict

I select and place the object with the Toolbox but I cannot edit it. It gives a derived part warning. After selecting a gear, I want to change the values such as the number of gears and their radius.

Is that a resin printer with that powder?

For me everything works as you explained it, but it doesn't actually save to the folder if I am exporting multiple surfaces at once (sometimes it won't work with just one surface selected...). Any idea why? I have tried using SW21 & 24

There called side panels

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Lovely

What fillement did you use

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Thank you very much for this tutorial. Quick, concise and correct. 10/10

How do you process and allign all the scans togheter?? Please I cant figure it out T_T

Hi, did you tick the "Disable solid component" when you created the initial condition? Is that option necessary to be selected?

21:30 - there is no chance that the "computer optimized" part will be stronger than your initial "brain optimized" part. These programs were proven to be super wrong in many cases. They even don't consider the simple fact that metals (especially 3d printed metals) are could snap easily under pulling forces compared to pushing forces. The shorter the rod is, the stronger it's against pushing forces. Pulling a short rod versus pulling a long rod requires almost the same forces (except that the short rod will snap quicker due to the elastic factor of the material). However, pushing a very long rod requires much less forces to break it, because it will try to bend in some direction. With simple words: A 30 mm long bar with 10 mm diameter will hold pushing forces better than the pulling forces (pulling it will snap it much faster than pushing it). A 100 mm long bar with 10 mm diameter will hold pulling forces better than the pushing forces (pushing it will bent and snap it much faster than pulling it).

very helpful,Thank you.

Great presentation and overview. Thanks

Saved my life with this video man thanks

Nice tip

Amazing! This is super useful for my project.

why not just save out the drafting standard and load it to the old part. Seams like you will need to update the custom properties anyway, that can be done with the property manager or you can use an excel template to copy and paste the info you want there. We would copy all the properties out to excel, delete all of them. Then run a property tab manager and paste the text from excel into the right locations so that when we applied the info all the parts would have the same information in the same place. any of the old not used info would then not show up. and you don't need to update and recreate configurations.

Still works in solidworks electrical 2024, thanks!

Very cool.

Very cool video!

Thanks for this well-explained video! Helped a lot 👍

Is speedpack like lightweight?

Super ! J'ai suivi cette méthode avec succès. Je suis impatient de suivre d'autres tutos de GoEngineer, comme le défoncement d'une surface plane suivant une géométrie définie.

Very good. You are an excellent communicator/teacher. Thank you.

Please help me. It says Rebuild error, please select one or more faces to create edges

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Super useful thanks!

thank you, it was helpful 🙌

If certain goals do not converge, does that not mean that the goals that did could be inaccurate? For example, one a wing I get that X Force (Drag) and Y Force (Lift) converge, but Z Force does not converge. Is my lift and drag incorrect even though they converged? I am consistently seeing that it is always the Z Force and no other forces or torques.

Do you need to save it as a .SAT file or can you somehow relocate the main three planes to that coordinate system? I am working with .STEP files and have access to any version of SW.

Dear Sir, Please create a video on equation global variables applied to a sheet metal big assembly. Thank you, Sir.

I have often needed display states, but did not know they existed. I will use them now.

thanks

I am currently running a flow simulation and yet solidworks isn’t setting any criteria for convergence. Am I supposed to set them and how can I do that?

Thank you

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The sketch projected on cylindrical surface using splitline can it be use for boss extrusion

That thing is QUICK. I want one so bad

Thanks so much for this!

It’s not controversial if most folks agree it’s bad.

Thank you for the video! I followed your instructions and now my threads are the envy of my Tool Design classmates. If you are like me, and only wanted to scale the threads, you can use the split feature to cut your part so that the threads are seppearted from the main body. Then you can scale it in the Y and move the faces of the threads as shown in the video above. Here's a link to another video on using the split feature: ​kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmtoHysgdF6edk&ab_channel=TriMechGroup

Hi I have a problem where cosmetic threads do not show up in assembly drawing The Wiev>Hide/Show>All annotations option is turned off And when I turn it on threads still don't show up When I try to rebuild or if I just save the document after turning it on and look at it again it is off again Any ideas why?

Can you also make a video on exploded view in visualise