Creating a Chain in a SolidWorks Assembly

[@smurface549]

You just saved my life! Awesome, easy to understand and well taught.

[@3dviewlogic]

Nicely done. I went through bunch of videos until I found yours and got my issue taken care of. Really appreciate your contribution here Matt.

[@Johnny71712]

Thanks for the video absolutely great help compared to other videos!!

[@tometadeu9700]

can u make a tutorial on how to make the links for the chain

[@aruljoy846]

Wow sir that was awoesome

[@firaolgemmechu2936]

thanks a lot i was really helpfully

[@ghaithmakhzoum8352]

That was helpful to me . Thanks man

[@faroukyusuf4066]

Very nice video but please since the path is not completely filled how do you know the length to increase the path with to make it comletely filled

[@mattAtDezignstuff]

You can measure the distance of the gap, and then knowing the length of each length, you can either add or subtract a link, or move the wheel, or add or remove some sag to the chain. There are several ways to solve the problem

[@faroukyusuf4066]

@@mattAtDezignstuff Thanks a lot just seeing your reply

[@aldomatt.mike.2972]

Thank u so much

[@gokiburi-chan4255]

Thank god for this!

[@UMadBro13]

You sound like Rick Rubin ??

[@mattAtDezignstuff]

Rick Rubin? I had to look that one up. Ok, I can kind of hear the resemblance, but just so you know, I don't look like that. My beard and hair are short, I wear sandals, outdoorsy but not a hippie... So yes and no. Just don't get that visual in your head during the video. Think more... Richard Gere meets Rick Moranis. Or maybe Jon Lovitz.