Solid Edge design tutorial using Synchronous Technology

[@ukbb2632]

5:12 that's a really cool feature. Most CAD packages you have to create a rotated plane and then draw on that.

[@geoffh3431]

very good tutorial hope there are more like this please.

[@GauravDubeyji]

thank u for the good tutorial... keep up the good work

[@ivojurkovic1276]

If you extrude to a depth and than want to come back and make it a specific value from another face how do you set the counter to reference off the other face and not the incremental change. This is the behaviour that I always want when making changes but it’s not obvious how to do it.

[@cadcentralnz]

Have a look at this (old) video clip (3 minutes in) and see if that helps define what you are after?

[@ivojurkovic1276]

@@cadcentralnz l will definitely check it out can you post the link or the title of the video.

[@cadcentralnz]

@@ivojurkovic1276 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6HZpn-Ge82co80 - yes, that would definitely make it easier

[@olivermsiska]

very helpuful tutorials,post more videos,sir

[@greggray6839]

Terrific, it’s been a lot of help

[@cadcentralnz]

Glad you liked it. If you have any requests on what you'd like me to cover, then let me know.

[@greggray6839]

@@cadcentralnz Thanks for your generous offer, I will check your other videos first but I made progress with my project today because of this video. I am making throttle bodies. They have various angles etc.

[@cadcentralnz]

@@greggray6839 Email on [e-mail] with images or whatever you have if you want help

[@greggray6839]

@@cadcentralnz Again thanks, I am making progress, see how I go today. I offered to pay a recent mechanical engineering graduate to assist me but after one day he said it was “too hard”. I said I knew the first week would be hard but it would get easier as you become more familiar with Solid Edge. Answer was “No I am the wrong person” . I will have to watch more of your videos and then see if I can do an assembly to check for issues. These throttles are quite an advanced design, a more basic version of an F1 throttle used on the older NA a engines.

[@cadcentralnz]

@@greggray6839 Remember that synchronous isn't the be all and end all and ordered has it's place too. Use whichever tool is right for the job!

[@ukbb2632]

13:09 how do you hide that orange construction geometry when you are done?

[@cadcentralnz]

I'm not sure what you are referring to, but would guess that you either need to hide PMI or the sketches

[@ukbb2632]

@@cadcentralnz the geometry you created to set a tangent line for the arc. You can still see it in orange at the end of the video.

[@ukbb2632]

@@cadcentralnz Never mind I found it under sketches and hid it.

[@plasticbuzzardmodelshop9715]

Very good.

[@phamvanthanh5895]

good