SOLIDWORKS Surfacing - Modifying Solids Using Surfaces

[@Movieman1965]

The last method is more flexible because of the inherent nature of surfaces development capabilities. I used to always work in solids until I learned the surface develpment techniques. Now I aplly a hybris approach when needed. But surface definitely have soem very useful advantages. Thanks for this demo.

[@freddygarnier]

Thanks YOU, you saved a Designer Yesssss !!!

[@sukumar4584]

Awesom video Plz make video in assembly how make each plate drawing in one sheet

[@FletcherHandcraftedGuitars]

Great video, very helpful

[@goengineer]

We are glad to help, thank you! 😊

[@lomishkumar555]

Nice video....

[@goengineer]

Thank you, Lomish.

[@trexinvert]

It doesn't make any sense what you did at 2:03. You extruded a face with the "outline" of the guitar body. Then you just "converted entities" on that same face, again!! What is the difference between that face at 1:56 and the face that you just "converted to an outline" at 2:03? You could just do "convert outline" at the face at 1:56, right? Then cut to surface.

[@goengineer]

Sorry for the confusion! So at 1:56 a face is selected. We choose to make a new sketch on that face. We create sketch entities using Convert Entities. Finally we use the sketch to cut with. “What is the difference between that face at 1:56 and the face that you just “converted to an outline” at 2:03” - There is no difference, it is the same face. “You could just do “Convert outline” at the face at 1:56 right? Then cut to surface. - No, we must create a new 2D Sketch on that face first, which is the step shown in the video.