Designing Consumer Products Using SolidWorks

[@neilAneerGAmAI]

I really enjoyed this tutorial, 9 years after it being uploaded. Thanks

[@taylorgraham2906]

This was a fantastic demonstration. I'd love to watch more on how you created the buttons etc. I just accepted a position as an industrial designer and would love to learn more.

[@texanotex01]

I use Solidworks every day, this is one of the best tutorial, clear explanation. good job

[@designwarp9117]

You must be a solid works god !!! Haha just stated using this programme for university great fun !

[@aKaCrowley]

@@designwarp9117 dont get discouraged, keep at it, its good as an engineer to know a 3d program even if you wont use it in your career, but you never know!

[@Asynchronous-]

I come back to this tutorial probably every couple years to not get rusty and remind myself that surfaces in solidworks are not as terrible as everybody and their mother tells me they are. I mostly use plain solid parametric design as a mold designer and the only surfaces i use day to day are boring patches for mold forms or occasionally i need to patch holes in customer models so they work with the cavity feature. It is still the same blast to follow and design along each time as it was the first time. I wish every tutorial was this casual and fun to follow. Thank you for this gem of a tutorial!

[@CezaryKorsieko]

one of the best surface tutorial for solidworks ever! thank you!!!

[@michaelajia6435]

This is honestly the best SW tutorial I have ever seen. I use SW all the time as a designer but found this truly helpful, greatly explained!! thank you!

[@PizzaWizard88]

19:08 I’ve been struggling quite a bit with surfacing edge management for smooth boundary surface creation and this tiny clip about using a new 3D sketch rather than the existing surface edge has helped me SO MUCH. Thank you!

[@Abdulrahman_Hi]

Something I thought is impossible for me to do in one day you did in 30 minutes. You make it look ease. Please don't stop doing more tutorials. Thanks. Liked and Subscribed.

[@marvin19966]

you can do EVERYTHING brother come on!!!

[@bonobohouse]

What a great demonstration of Solidworks functionality. Clear instruction and very understandable. I've used this software for over 15 years as a freelancer and it still performs better as time goes by. Very useful 35 minute demo thanks for sharing.

[@JohnDoe-gv9jv]

This is why I love solid works so much. I am always learning something new and the software is always evolving. Great video. Eye-opening for me. James in DFW Texas

[@adonisstergiou4307]

just stumbled upon your page! I must say you a fantastic teacher and your videos are very in depth but i am able to follow along easily. Thankyou!

[@rahulnalamasu2071]

Absolutely loved it...the way you started making your idea intlo final product is amazing and a very fine explanation adds up to it. Really wanted to watch something like this to convert our ideas intlo models in solidworks and finally found it. Glad to see this video on recommended videos...🔥🔥

[@Robert-ri6ux]

I'm just learning of this program and this is the best lesson i ever had.

[@4n2earth22]

Excellent! Thank you for providing a very well presented tutorial. (edit) 5 years later, I enjoyed and benefited from watching this again. Hopefully, you and yours are doing quite fine.

[@joemartinez9918]

Best Tutorial on SolidWorks so far, Great job

[@SeanMcDonnell33]

Fantastic video! More videos from Jamie please! Give him his own playlist even

[@ling254]

Can I find somewhere how you added those extra details at the end? There is a really big gap between the rendering part and the part before that

[@estoylopez]

Did you find it?

[@digantchavan2995]

Thanks a lot Cadtek systems, this is the most simplified video I have seen on surface modeling. It was so easy to understand. Please make more such videos. A little more emphasis on details about surface thickness would help. Thanks again.

[@jacobhouston1655]

THIS IS AMAZING. APPLICABLE USES FOR SOLIDWORKS IN PRODUCT DESIGN. DO A COUPLE MORE VIDEOS JUST LIKE THIS, please.

[@ryanwainwright5022]

Thanks for the great tutorial and for covering some powerful features in a very easy to understand manner and speed! Glad I came across this video! I look forward to more!

[@auxpower13]

Very informative and complete tutorial. Thank you for sharing. I have been doing this (and similar approaches) in modeling products with Solidworks for years. One thing I noticed is that you do not get a "singularity" at the corners of the boundary surfaces that create the bottom of the shape. How have you managed to avoid this?

[@jasnyperun]

Very helpful presentation. Thank you and best regards from Poland.

[@emendoable]

This was perfect! Just what I needed to get this jobb of mine done, Thanks!

[@williamhoward7121]

Amazing instruction with a perfect surface model. I know as an instructor myself the time and effort you must have put into this. Easily in the top 5 of all SolidWorks advanced tutorials I've seen. Thank you! I would really appreciate a follow-up tutorial on the battery cover and buttons as well.

[@abhijhala7784]

This is the best Solidworks tutorial!

[@johnwalter9527]

Very nice surface working, elaborated tutorial, Thank you

[@geoper2]

Great tutorial! Very clear and straight forward. Thank you.

[@r4ihan786]

best video i have seen so far on surfacing

[@simpernchong]

Very helpful. Thanks。。from a Rhino user

[@davidzachmeyer1957]

Excellent tutorial, this will help immensely for a project I'm working on. Thanks!

[@danapatelzick594]

Well done. Good technique. I did not realize that SW had commercially available textures. In some applications that would pay for a SW license.

[@piebaldpony22]

Incredible tutorial. Is there any information on how you modelled the battery compartment /cover?? Or can I download the part file from somewhere? I'm guessing you used the split feature but not sure where to go from here. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[@vishalsridhar8838]

Excellent , Detailed demo.Thank you

[@toqeeranwer8311]

Well explained, deserves a subscription

[@traavel_bug]

Still one of the best tutorial in 2021.. 👍

[@kevinklose]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you very much!

[@EvaWenborn96]

You just saved my exam for tomorrow. Thanks! :D

[@chubbyBunny94]

what are you studying? I've never had to do an exam on SW

[@EvaWenborn96]

@stephen I study industrial design! It is an academic study, so naturally we need to pass exams ;)

[@chubbyBunny94]

Eva Wenborn i think i took the wrong course then; i'm studying product design and we have no exams... kinda wish we did for something like this as we'd learn more but oh well

[@EvaWenborn96]

Stephen M Weird; product design is very similar. You probably zoom into other stuff more than we do :)

[@DammyOnanuga]

thank you ! this tutorial is really helpful

[@rubik777]

the greatest lesson ever! thanks

[@charlie113]

Gold - Thank you!

[@cades5]

very professional. great video.

[@NikolaTesla10093]

very well done ! keep new ones coming !

[@jowyl100]

fantastic demo, thank you

[@AdamPNelson]

Thanks for the education!

[@bclaus0]

This is really helpful! I am wondering how you, as a designer, would go about working with engineers to fit all the components inside the remote. And how you would go about modeling the fastening features etc...

[@jamiethain9083]

Hi Claus Bertels The nice thing about using SolidWorks, is that I can create a conceptual model in this, rather than any other visualisation tools, then hand it to the development guys who can continue to use this, to add all of the detail such as bosses, and snap hooks etc. Have a look under INSERT>FASTENING FEATURE for more information, and watch this space for a video coming soon on these features. Good luck! JT

[@auxpower13]

I am an engineer doing product design. I use a similar approach to recreate geometry provided by industrial designers. I insist on having native, parameteric Solidworks geometry to build my model upon. I have gotten 300 features down the road only to find out I need to adjust a curve slightly at the top level. If the top level is an imported solid, you are SOL.

[@guilledini69]

Thank you for all!

[@ppugalia6492]

Excellent tutorial for beginners like me

[@liyopeter5450]

This is really good and helped me very much

[@gwyn.]

I can't thank you enough for this

[@musakazim3922]

Thank you Jamie, good job

[@ahmedmagrabi9072]

Mind Blown !!

[@jddesigncadcam3747]

Your video is very helpful ❤

[@fulv_uk]

Really great tutorial thank you

[@mn-medical]

I am trying to create medical simulation product. I need to import human bony structure into software and edit? No idea how to do that, but solidworks is good software for that?

[@juandiaz4678]

This is just excelent !!!

[@designproductwithbing]

very helpful tutorial!!! thank you

[@paulromano5137]

That was awesome.

[@loveplanes]

Sooooo cool thanks

[@tescoprimark1299]

Hello, could you upload for the final part? I already made it and finished it (Lip/Groove) except adding the button and the accessories.

[@iulianmoga9410]

Amazing ! Good Job !

[@Solidworks_Tutorials]

Nice work for design tutorial solidworks

[@billb295]

Great video!

[@ahmetaydin6380]

incredible, five stars !

[@avengine1]

good surfacing tutorial. Thanks

[@viggo92]

Great demonstration :)

[@cristhangel1]

I believe if you add remote control on the title page, you would probably get more views. Thanks for the video

[@bedzetaljimi4729]

It is a perfect explanation

[@hadjhammouda6659]

Amazing, design+explanation thank you

[@frittenpeter]

good stuff

[@cekuhnen]

The zebra stripes here show you have surface matching problems left and right. The better way to check is to use surface combs.

[@mpam002]

you have to be in hand drawing to design consumer products?

[@MikeRadoiu]

Very nice, and the explanation is seeming-less like your remote control!

[@InventionFort]

this one toturial is good maybe after this we make more other products . but i like key shot software for rendering

[@gatogrosero7600]

Old but gold

[@surendrababu9698]

Amazing tutorial

[@jcournoyer2]

Hey, what program is that with the splat cat icon. Also Great tutorial.

[@denwatung1568]

Wonderful job, thank you

[@xpload9601]

I hope this guy is doing fine, very good tutorial

[@ahmetski]

You are the best one!!!!!

[@hassanujjaman6612]

Thank you for this video

[@manikandarajan7928]

Fantastic....

[@learnngrow3218]

sir im a mech student.. looking for guidance in designing procedure of prosthetics using solidworks.. it will be really helpful you share a demonstration of the designing procedure

[@sashanicezook]

Thank you for sharing!

[@MrMytubevidmaker]

I tried multiple times, but I keep getting this error: "Unable to create lip/groove from the input. Selected edges should be in a single loop or belong to the selected faces." Can you help?

[@jojohio]

verywell done - but I am stuck when I want to delete one half of the 3d Sketch. There is a missing segment at the center line at both top-end curves, so the curves are selected into the other side. , Can you help me ?Thanks

[@TerkumaUji]

Excellent video.

[@ewanharris5433]

Brilliant

[@TheTobi360]

Great tutorial!!!

[@stopdictatorpartizan2546]

Super, Great !!!

[@user-jv6si5bq5r]

Are most of these features still available in 2023?

[@Asynchronous-]

Everything is available and some got even better

[@srjcool4]

Where can I find bosses, snaps and vent explanations ?

[@mujimusa]

brilliant job!!!!

[@kamikaze2021]

which command did you use to pick out highest point on a curve

[@phoneindustrydesign]

good one!

[@poligon333]

You are a king

[@A126070085]

I completedly follow the instruction to build the model, but I got broken surfaces that I couldn't knit surfaces to a solid model. I was wondering do you have any idea about solving the issue?

[@LovemeAquarius]

Good one !

[@anthonykay9027]

excellent Thanks

[@muhanadmmm]

Thank you very much

[@borisbukic9262]

great tutorial, tnx