Advanced Part Modeling - SolidWorks Tutorial

[@mustafakart]

You use different features each time in solidworks and i am learning things so much thank you teacher.

[@3D-World]

Thanks Dear. I am trying to do my best 😊

[@shamikhibrahim5173]

Awesomeness!! Noticed fluent understanding and straight to the sketch, selection, extrudes etc.. to achieve desired geometry. focusable and easy to learn.

[@3D-World]

Thanks for your nice comment. I apperciate it. 😊

[@郭东-y3z]

buddy,the best channel in youtube,thanks,

[@3D-World]

Thanks dear 😊

[@belmorusinagem2642]

thank you so much. for sharing your knowledge. your classes are excellent.

[@3D-World]

Thanks dear. I am glad to help you 😉

[@Friendroid]

Your videos are getting better and better. Sometimes I leave them on even though I'm not really watching, to boost the channel. I particularly like how you build familiar shapes using different tools and methods every time.

[@3D-World]

Hi Dear thanks for your support and nice comment. Indeed nowadays I am spending a bit more time than previously and trying to create quality content. Though I do have less time, but nice comments of you motivates me.

[@taylorquimby4004]

KZbin has really been lacking on good SolidWorks tutorials. I have no formal education with SolidWorks (or any 3D design program) and with how many different features you use, it really helps me expand my capabilities. I have become more efficient with my drawings and really appreciate these videos. Thank you! 😊 Also, what kind of computer are you using? I doubt mine would let me make it through this drawing. It's nice to see that I'm not the only one who has models that put their machine to the test. 😅

[@3D-World]

Thanks for your nice comment. I am glad to hear that you have found my videos useful. I have had students who reached within 7-8 months to really high level of skills in Solidworks. So therefore keep practising! I did not have a formal education for Solidworks as well, 22 years ago as a high school student I have discovered everything by myself. I had Only a pdf document which was explaining drawing of a very simple part, and it was in English while I knew no English words. My passion and perseverance allowed me to become excellent 😊 For your info I am using a very old computer has no significant features, if you ask my opinion if you will not use for work, a good computer unnecessary.

[@alexpaterson8379]

Your videos are an invaluable learning source, wonderfully done. May I ask you to make some videos tailored to the CSWPA-SU which I am preparing to take?

[@3D-World]

Hi Alex, thanks a lot for your comment. I do not know the content of CSWPA-SU. 12 Years ago I passed that exam and I remember it was pretty simple. If you practice some of my videos, you will have 10 times more knowledge than necessary for that exam. If I have some material on my computer I will share with you please send an e-mail.

[@PRIYALAGRAWAL]

Your Part modelling is mind blowing.It's really awesome but can you please share the drawing also.

[@3D-World]

Thanks for your comment 😊 could you send an email for 3D model

[@catkeys6911]

Excellent tutorial! I, too, enjoy making shapes in Solidworks that are not actually possible to physically make on Earth. My CPU definitely hates it, though- it really had to work its little butt off on this one. Now I can show this off to my friends, and when they ask "So, what is it?" I can just say "Pfff- you mean you don't know what this is??" ;)

[@rahuldumu8456]

You can 3D print

[@3D-World]

Thanks for nice comment. 😊 We do not need to confine ourselves with the realities of production world. Also new technologies everyday allows things that they were not possible previously. I do like to think differently, this develops you tremendously.

[@catkeys6911]

@@rahuldumu8456 I have my doubts about that. A 3d printer would not do this shape justice, if it could do it at all. It would roughen it up, and you'd have to do a lot of painstaking finishing, I'm pretty sure.

[@saeedsafari7080]

دمت گرم عالییییییییی بود🎉🎉

[@amirkabir2809]

خیلی خوب آموزش می‌دهید با آرامش

[@3D-World]

😉

[@khamphacuocsong1183]

Thanks for your sharing.

[@3D-World]

Welcome Dear 😉

[@bilminisgnda5194]

There are few such people in the world.

[@3D-World]

And one of them is a Turkish guy 😊😉

[@w.binder-freecadchannel]

Very nice!👍🙂

[@3D-World]

Thanks Waldemar 😊

[@usmannazir3027]

Your videos awesome❤

[@3D-World]

Thanks dear 😊

[@TooTallToby]

Nice job!

[@3D-World]

Thanks Dear 😊

[@agriculturalmechanisation4128]

This was challenge from Autodest University

[@3D-World]

Hi thanks for the comment. I did not know that, I have seen it on Pinterest and I wanted to give a try with Solidworks

[@Fusion360School]

Hi, great video! This is a very interesting design. Like you, I also run a 3D CAD channel but I use Fusion 360. Would you be ok with me reproducing this design in Fusion 360? I would definitely credit you.

[@3D-World]

Thanks for you comment. But my answer will be no for your request.

[@Fusion360School]

@@3D-World Ok, no problem. I respect your wishes. Thank you.

[@markvwood2007]

I think the radii failed because you have to do the 3 long inside ones first. It doesn't like fillets that intersect at sharp corners. Filleting is probably the hardest thing to do in SolidWorks or any 3D software.

[@3D-World]

True, I had terrible days with fillets. Always there is a a solution but you should try different methods. I use Solidworks since 2001 and eachtime I learn somethings new infact.

[@agogi272]

great tutorial, but i find that i get an error message at 4:09 when I try to pattern the thicken feature

[@3D-World]

Did you follow all steps exactly?

[@stanleyfei8045]

Thanks you

[@3D-World]

Welcome 😉

[@virakyav2081]

Wow good

[@3D-World]

Welcome Dear 😇

[@virakyav2081]

@@3D-World i love the solidwork design.

[@ronaldreome6401]

Hi: Would know how to take a SolidWorks file and convert it into a file that I can used in Vectric Aspire ? Thanks Ron

[@3D-World]

Hi Ron, a STEP or IGES file should work for you I believe. I have never used Vectric Aspire I do not know with what kind of file extension program working.

[@ronaldreome6401]

@@3D-World Thank You

[@yudhapratama8450]

Excuse me, Could you tell me what version of solidworks are you using?

[@3D-World]

Solidworks 2020

[@el0senor0wino0]

Why not stick with the 3D intersection curve only? Why make it a composite curve?

[@3D-World]

Hi, In curve driven pattern you could only select one piece of curve, but if you notice that our curve in this tutorial consist of 3 part. That is the reason. Regards

[@el0senor0wino0]

@@3D-World I missed the multiple curves in the sketch. Would a fit split also work here? Thanks

[@3D-World]

Yes definetely Fit Spline will be also a nice choice.

[@derek4613]

WOW!!!

[@3D-World]

😉

[@__mq.b]

hi: do you know the cause of this error? I followed step by step in video but when i use swept cut command at 12:23 it gives error "sweep operation failed to complete"

[@3D-World]

Hi Dear, normally it should work and I do not know reason. Probably one of the curves have some problem there.

[@__mq.b]

i don't know why but when i try again by reducing the dimension of circle less than 3 the error does not occur

[@3D-World]

@@__mq.b I understand it now, the gap between two cut becomes smaller than 3 mm and Sweep not allows you to complete it. Reduce the number of revolutions in earlier sweep operation then you wont have problem. I hope it is clear now

[@amirkabir2809]

انجام این برنامه بسیار سنگین است برا cpu کامپیوتر I said this program is to heavy for your computer cpu because it has too calculating

[@3D-World]

Hi, I do not understand your language. I am sorry for that.

[@amirkabir2809]

@@3D-World some draws are too heavy because patterns is too many .

[@yogesh124]

Video sound is very low

[@3D-World]

Sorry man, I did not realize that during turorial.