Creo Advanced tutorial: How to create Swept Blend

[@dominiquenicolle67]

Very good and clear clarification. Thanks a lot.

[@kabir2272]

Really good and helpful video sir....🙏

[@danieleneri1302]

Very good , thanks

[@nikoskolatsis4920]

Hey Vladimir, do you know how can unbend a swept blend part in sheet metal?? any suggestion more that welcome :)

[@4kside]

Hi, thanks for your question. If the shape is deformed in 2 directions then us very hard tu unbend. But I always have some workaround 😉 and maybe is working 😁 Please try to use logic for flatten quilt kzbin.info/www/bejne/iou1eoJjj7xmrck It is appropriate shape but maybe better like nothing. Good luck. Vladimir

[@anmaiinhhuu7745]

It's very useful! Thanks alot

[@voyagerboy7971]

Thank you sir It's really useful 🙂

[@alcryton6515]

Sir,it was very good tutorial Your voice is similar to James Moriyarti in Sherlock Holmes Games of shadows

[@4kside]

Thank you, I am glad that my voice is OK... possible to hear for a while ;)

[@Shadow91507]

3:22 How do you switch around the start point and direction? I wished to make a rotating blend (different from Creo's definition of Rotational Blend) like how a velcro strap connects two perpendicular surfaces.

[@Shadow91507]

Ah, answer is at 5:16. Thank you! Great, informative, helpful tutorial!

[@4kside]

Hi, I am really glad that you have found the answer in video, stay tuned. Vladimir

[@karunaratnekaluarachchige4149]

Thank you

[@XDcomequeso]

Great video, but what if I want to move the datum point I already placed?

[@4kside]

If you create datup points first and then you will create Swept Blend feature.. You can move with datum points without problem, because Creo will modify the shape dynamically

[@surendranachan6644]

Thanks

[@bjpastoor]

I would like to add that the trajectory should always start perpendicular to the first sketch!

[@anandumahesh7651]

While right clicking the bend vertex option didn't came . What can i do

[@4kside]

Hi, I can not reproduce your mistake. Maybe some another user can help.

[@Farzad4498]

Thank you Man!!!!

[@ajeshgeorge2202]

How to use swept blend for different planes ?

[@4kside]

Thanks for your suggestion, I will try to find some example. Stay tuned.

[@basavarajb1224]

Hello! there :) thanks for this video again. Sir don't mind but I want to suggest you something . that you should start a course on udemy for two reasons. 1) there are not enough good course on creo in udemy 2) the course that exists are very very basic If people like us who are living in remote place and can't afford from ptc learning programme. are in desperate to learn this software. for this we hope to have a course in considerable price which teaches in detail. for this we go to udemy or anything alike. . Also on youtube we may learn little more or little less from different channels. but having said that its not like learning through a structured course where you learn from very basic to advance level gradually lesrning step-by-step . Please consider my suggest and reply I'm would be the first one to buy your course I know you provide very distinctiv/ clear and in detail videos here on yoiturbe for free. Still we miss a lot in that as it is not structured So if you're planning to have a course on Udemy please let me know Ps I'm the one who annoys you on twitter too.... :)

[@4kside]

Thanks, but sorry - I do not have time for preparation of courses.

[@SHIVAJIWANGDE]

Not getting clearly Confused me

[@4kside]

Sorry, I have try do my best to explain this feature.