SOLIDWORKS Quick Tip - Part Modeling Tips

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Learn some tips to building the landing skid for a toy helicopter that we showed in our 2013 GoEngineer Integrated Productivity events. Quick Tips presented by Matt Morgan of GoEngineer.
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[@ptkinvent]

Man these tips are amazing. Learned more in these 25 min than I have in the past three years of using SW

[@daveburroughs7940]

I'd love to see how this part was actually produced!

[@IamWillPowers]

This was really great, there is always something new to learn!

[@atjays]

Thank you for your uploads and tips! Very good and insightful!

[@maxhaenen9439]

This is helping me so much! Thank you for all the tips and info

[@miroslav1098]

Very well done. This presentation is unmatched in anyway. Just wondering about those 6 people who dare to ‘dislike’ one of the best executed learning video available. Thank you for sharing!

[@danielmunteanu8371]

These are really useful tips. Thank you very much.

[@QwertyCanada]

I really liked the modify instance

[@mohamedelkady845]

MY BUDDY. YOU ARE THE MAN.

[@peterStu]

Great tips... thank you

[@mehdinoureddine8924]

hi, you are more professionnal & relevant compared to the average youtube trick and tips videos on YT, keeep on !

[@goengineer]

Thank you! We appreciate your comment.

[@crazyfox266]

brilliant! Thanks for this great video. :)

[@texfromro]

Very informative. Thanks.

[@Ronynful]

Nice job sir!

[@corneliuscooper2744]

Got it, Thanks

[@mudawatte]

Thank you, Very good indeed!

[@goengineer]

Thanks for watching!

[@alkhashtee]

Very good tips and smart presentation. Thank you man

[@ruslanbiliychuk]

***** N, (l m-??. ;:¥

[@jameskalka294]

Wow. This video was great! I learned a lot. Thanks!

[@goengineer]

We are glad to help, thank you! 😊

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thank you very much for the excellent video.

[@goengineer]

We are glad to help, thank you! 😊

[@kennethbreaux6048]

Do you have any videos of drawing holes on a sphere as like a tea strainer?

[@kawplproduction1325]

NICE JOB RE

[@djag4938]

After 7 years I woke up and found your tut youtube. good to start stuff. Hi I'm a beginner learning SW. Please can I get the DWG file somewhere you used in this tut. thanks

[@rlvsun]

Hello great explanation.

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching!

[@Kris-eh3gg]

i got lost in design library can you make a tutorials for it? nice tutorials.. i got a lot of very good tips and techniques

[@kawplproduction1325]

GOOD DESIGEN

[@wukehongli]

Thank you for your wonderful presentation, i have a question , why the color is green in this video, does it need to preset?

[@wukehongli]

Thank you for your quick reply, i think this form interaction is very helpful for improving my skills, thanks again

[@Themarriedbachelor]

Great video 👍 Question?? There are soooo many options in this program I was wondering how many other options or ways you could have used and still achieve the same thing ? Like they say “ there’s 100 ways to skin a cat.”

[@betthanyyy]

How are you able to rotate the part like that? What mouse button do you hold while dragging? I know I was able to do this in the past, but I have somehow lost that ability.

[@goengineer]

Throughout the video pressing the middle mouse button (the button typically clicked when pressing the mouse wheel) was used to rotate the model. The other times, where the 'Normal to' view is used, that is first selecting an edge to look down or a face to go normal to then pressing SPACEBAR to bring up the view selector to pick 'Normal to' for the view.

[@yusufyalcnkaya7312]

Hi.. Could you please upload any mirror site your helicopter files ? I want do this.. But your dwg files not found in my pc.. Thanx in advanced..

[@corneliuscooper2744]

How can I get a copy of the Landing Gear DWG File?

[@srdjansrdic7535]

Hello,i have a question. Is it possible to scan drawing from paper and import it in to solidworks and then modify it?

[@goengineer]

Srdjan Srdic, Sure. You can scan in a drawing full size and use it as an image in the background that you can “trace” to recreate the part, but it cannot scan directly into SOLIDWORKS as useable geometry. Thanks for your comment.

[@srdjansrdic7535]

Thanks for your answer,that was all i needed to know :)

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching! Enjoy your day.

[@turboromy]

I could have created same thing in a much much dumber way. Thanks for great insights.