Master 'Interlocked Mobius Rings' in SolidWorks 2024 | 10 Proven Tips for Instant Proficiency

[@talkingheadzzz2449]

Pretty ingenious!

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 😊

[@arcadecarpet631]

After a couple of hours i was able to create this in fusion 360, the process was almost completely different because most of the things that you used are not there but i figured it out after a while, thanks for the video!

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Great 👌

[@vishweshvarvenkat7914]

Your skills are great. Thanks for sharing it!! Would love to learn more from you!!!

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you 😇, if you think my videos are helpful then please share it with other so that they will also get known about these tutorials.

[@vinhngo-qo6ns]

I can not do the step delete face due to geometry condition sir. Pls explain to me

[@HANITAI.]

Why did you do the offset surface 00mm?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

To create a Face Curve on it which will use to create curve driven pattern, Because Curve driven pattern requires a driven cuve and a tangent driven face. To make flowing patterns. Hope you you will understood😁

[@HANITAI.]

@@EasyCADSolutions and why couldn't you do that on the first surface?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Because First Surface is utilised in thicknen operation and the offset one is used to generate curve driven pattern so total no. Of faces are 2

[@HANITAI.]

@@EasyCADSolutions so once the surface is thickened, the original surface no longer exists? Unlike an extruded sketch?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Yes, Exactly It get's utilized completely That's why i offset the same surface at 0.00mm

[@Vanguyen09]

At the end. You move copy the part, rotate 360/14 (which is 14 holes ) It became 25.71428571 the divide by 2 =12.85714286 (this rotate it lock into the center from hole to hole. Then you take 180-12.857=167.1485. Which is rotate upside down. Does it correct? I did some experiment: rotate and copy step by step change color to see how it rotate. So the first rotate doesn't affect much. But the second rotate 25.71428571 the divide by 2 is lock into from center to center of hole. Then the last rotate is upside down. Did I explain it right? Please let me know.

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Absolutely Correct 👏👏

[@peggyisme]

Is thickness part of an add on? I am not finding it

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thicken command can be located in the surface tab

[@pinakpaliwal9735]

You have to go to the solidworks add-in tab and you will find surfaces from there. Click on it and you will be able to follow the rest of the instructions.

[@peggyisme]

So when you copy and then combine how do you correct the face angle offset between the original and copied whole?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

I used delete face command with delete and patch option in order to make a complete cylindrical face, Because delete and patch option delete the selected face and then patch it according to their surrounding surfaces

[@peggyisme]

hmm tried that, it did not quite work. I will try again as I am stuck at that spot

[@EasyCADSolutions]

You can also use edge fillets rather than face fillet and it works fine i think so

[@masthanbai5374]

wow amazing

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you so much 😇

[@masthanbai5374]

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[@aliusman3467]

Great

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thanks 😊

[@muhammadsaqib5420]

Wah superb . 🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲 👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you 🙏

[@vivek7154]

I cannot combine the fillet1 and copied body. The error says there's no body remaining

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Then Apply fillets after combine It will definitely works

[@НикитаЧеремушкин-ц6в]

Had the same problem. Solution is delete four faces(get a surface) move/copy new surface, knit and create solid body.

[@bendemanish1446]

Your all video make me surprised

[@EasyCADSolutions]

Thank you 😇 Please share it as more as possible

[@mohammadshahidsalim6480]

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[@EasyCADSolutions]

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[@santiagogarciaarana4672]

Someone have this tutorial in word? Write tutorial?

[@EasyCADSolutions]

It's available on solidworkstutorials.net

[@santiagogarciaarana4672]

Easy CAD Solutions thank you :)

[@artyomaghajanyan6977]

More more moore

[@EasyCADSolutions]

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