SOLIDWORKS Thicken Feature

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[@luizabbadia3411]

Thanks Jan for one more of your great videos!

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You are very welcome! :)

[@najibahmadi7705]

Thanks Jan! appreciate your time and explanation.

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[@shadsyed943]

Amazing tutorial, I really enjoy your content.

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Thanks, glad you like it! :)

[@Movieman1965]

Great presentation. The distinction made betweeen the Thicken feature and the Shell feature to get the desired results for a drafted plastic part was really good. I have had to create an extruded cut in many instances to get the planar surface to be the same throughout a plastic part BECAUSE I USED the Thicken feature INSTEAD OF the Shell feature. Thanks! 👍

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You are very welcome Antonio! This will save you a lot of time and trouble in the future ;)

[@janezklemencic15]

very usefull! thanks!!

[@Gottenhimfella]

Vacuum forming would be another suitable process for "thickened" models, no?