E8 SolidWorks 2020 - Modeling 6 Tutorial

[@chrisupson5246]

This video is absolutely great! I am president of the ASME at Wentworth Institute of Technology and we are currently an RC Boat design. This video serves well for our members to design their boat with a easy to follow along video. Thank you!

[@mehmetgursoylu7478]

Sir, I appreciate you for creating this content. Currently, I am greatly benefiting from your videos to develop my new firefighter aircraft prototype. Thank you!

[@harishjayarajp4945]

if i ever become a designer. it is because of you. awesome man. im in 1st yr of mechanical engineering. it was only because of you, now i can do all the designs i need. thanks a ton. keep inspiring.......

[@jtprouty]

I have to say I really enjoy your videos. I'm a professional instructor and really struggle with online instruction as I prefer in-person training. Your instruction style is very conducive to learning and I haven't struggled at all while learning SolidWorks. Thank you!

[@HaidarHasani]

I just wanted to thank you for all your effort and nice organized tutorials, I'm new to SW and your videos were very helpful for me

[@milithemuffin4534]

Thanks for making your tutorials available for everyone ! Btw I've found out that holding CRTL and just clicking on very edge of a plane creates offset one much faster but disables "free sliding"

[@FELIPEDELANGEL-t1o]

Thank you for everything sir.

[@yaoxiao3954]

your tutorials are really great! thanks for uploading!

[@vertanux1]

Glad you like them!

[@Riprazor]

I am confused? With regards to the lab, the top down view shows the outer diameter at 2.5, followed by the next diameter of 2.45. The Detail B diagram show the difference from the outer diameter to the next diameter as .025? I do not understand how these can both be correct? 2.5 - .025 is 2.475 not 2.45? What am I missing here?

[@commanderjackedh]

Absolutely loving these videos, but quick question: when I make the arc coincident with the centerline around 20:18, I don't have the Coincident option. It's just Tangent, Fix, and Equal Curve Length. What am I missing?

[@commanderjackedh]

Never mind, I found it: I was selecting the arc itself rather than the plus sign representing the inferred circle's center

[@michaelzajac5284]

Yes! I had an idea! I need wrote down my inventor notebook!

[@mohitpatel858]

Sir I'll draw a bot for reference this video but don't draw because... Boat seat cover... ( extrude cut is) not working my updated 2022 Solidwork... Why....?.. You know please tell me..

[@rohidpranata7629]

thank you very much for your tutorial

[@jplstudios6507]

Why do you never seem to get the "sketch must be fully defined" popup?

[@user-pc2tu6pr9z]

Looks like a great tutorial however I'm running Solidworks 2015, will I still be able to follow the tutorial or are there stages that I won't be able to do?

[@chappyaugusto]

how about to flatenen the sides to make a paterrn to fabricate the half of it

[@bunyaminyildiz5895]

i think is a masterpiece

[@FranciscoHernandez-mx9uw]

you are the best

[@navneetgoswami9121]

sir ur really awesome

[@vertanux1]

So nice of you

[@raymundoortiz7269]

WOW excelent!

[@ayariamine5167]

thanks bro good explication

[@kkkk139]

Hi, friend. Very good your tutorial. Could you model a fender of freestyle motorcycle ,please.

[@vertanux1]

Hi Edinaldo, Thank you for the kind words. I used to have an exercise for that, maybe I'll have to do it again sometime. There are several excellent videos for that out there.

[@firaolgemmechu2936]

can i get the drowing please

[@nicholasgrossklags1730]

thanksss mann!!