SolidWorks Tutorial

[@seekeroftruth8409]

I would say bro! You are truly amazing and like a social servant. I can say no body in this planet has shared so much of tutorials like you did. Salute! Waiting for the next tutorial. Yeah, I too learned a lot from your help.

[@randomshit3982]

Thank you so much Bro love from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@minamagdy9400]

i'm happy to see your beautiful projects and looking forward to seeing more fascinating and charming projects and hope that you never stop making projects again

[@TrickyNekro]

Great job you did there! Thank you for the information!

[@mohammadgulzaib9748]

And thank you for taught me by your tutorials you are doing a great job man i appreciate your efforts which you put in it

[@brayan.zapata.]

Gracias, ya lo termine de hacer aprendí mucho!

[@duynguyen598]

so wonderful! have a lot of fun seeing your videos. thank so much.

[@reinaldoastorino8397]

Very nice explanation. Thank you so much.

[@rillchen8855]

謝謝你....很棒的題材

[@golanramati11]

great video. learned alot of new techniques

[@marcinpaskaphd]

This is so great ! Amazing Job ! Thank you !

[@bakhtiyor.kosimov]

Hello! In 24:31 minutes you have chosen a blue circle. Tell me please what is it and how can I find it?

[@МихаилБалахин]

Спасибо мне понравилось, удалось полностью повторить модель, очень полезное видео, все ошибки показали (как с ними справиться)

[@mohammadgulzaib9748]

Good to see these kind of creative work.sorry to say but you can make these quills in more easer way by applying mirror command and circular pattern thank you

[@bingosunnoon9341]

Twenty minutes of content packed into a 90 minute video.

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video, thanks for sharing it :)

[@HiusLighting]

Awesome! ;) Just made one! Thank you very much!

[@javierdelgado8694]

Only one turn of wiring? , Nah im kidding ! , Nice work

[@levicho1212]

excellent work

[@АзизФозылов]

You are amazing!

[@mcgregorimec]

Incrível, parabéns!

[@delcidesdesouzabim3104]

Incrível, muito bom!

[@guillaumedore8800]

What are the appearances for each body? Thanks

[@priyamkansal]

I have a problem at 56:30. When I click on show. My sketch in not appearing.

[@hieuphuong2400]

Good 👍👍👍👍 works for drawing DC motor by solidworks

[@ttbee0918]

So good, thank you ~

[@ahmedelsamadony6875]

Great Tutorial ...... you are my official solid works tutor i follow all your SW videos, but is this a real coild design not all the windings are in Clock wise direction of winding ?!!!

[@shahriarferdousocean4769]

This can be used in the DC motor?

[@thecosmy1]

It's amazing what you can do in solidworks if you know how to work with it ! How did you learn to work in solidworks ? how long did it take you to learn ? How do you know from where to start each piece, it all comes down to basic shapes from what I can see but until now it seems hard for me to disassemble mentaly the piece to its basic shapes so that I can draw them, if you know what I mean.I am a beginner though, I hope that with time and practice I will learn.Currently I am doing practice drawings from google, very basic level.

[@applefanXXX]

One question at a time please fucking hell lol

[@mohammadgulzaib9748]

Its just a game of imagination dude

[@stevenwiliamsoputra5414]

i am a newbie in solidworks. so basically the things you need in order to create some kind of flexible feature of the wire, is by using "loft" feature, and then connects them with another same wire diameter sketches in the different gaps of every possible placement for them to being attached, and don't forget to make them as another solid body in order not to being merged. (this is my current conclusion, if there are wrong statements, i humbly accept the more exact definitions.) btw, is it also possible to create the wire in an assembly file?

[@gjwang4385]

amazing job!

[@rizqimaskenz]

Mantaaapp😍👌👍

[@sachie123]

Hi there, long time follower and appreciate your efforts a lot. Do you have a video where you show drawing threads both accurately and also just for cosmetic purpose? Thanks ..

[@Klugo628]

*Good Job*

[@joseesparzavargas4877]

good morning, it is a pleasure to greet you because I appreciate your work in solid words, at the same time I tell you that I have been doing one of your jobs for a job at my university, I ask you very strongly if you could send me the coil that is in the next one video, please, it is the only component that I lack and the truth that I am on the hour, is purely academic. I am from the National University of Trujillo, Peru

[@emanmukherjee9787]

Thanks a lot

[@HappySingh-lg7uk]

Sir ,how much time have you spent using solidworks?

[@omarannuarguelquiroz9357]

cuales son tus características de tu computara amigo?

[@fajarihsan8723]

sir, is it possible for us to do simulation of heat transfer that we input a temperature in the wire? Thank you kindly for answer and thank you very much for your tutorial, helps me a lot for my final assignment

[@joao_paiva]

Could you please share this project archive??

[@walterustaris4934]

Hello, I wanted to ask them if they have any video that explains how to model a magnet, but assigning magnetic properties (north pole and the south pole), so that they can be seen in some simulation or mechanism (motion study). Thank you very much.

[@munishmangla9998]

Sir tutorial are too outstanding but please provide pdf and instead of music please speak all the steps

[@dhirajbishnoi1395]

From where we get 2D diagram...of this model

[@sarneyzinho6404]

This is amazing. wow U r a monster

[@lucianomonteiro4292]

mito do english

[@lucianomonteiro4292]

how can i show this visual quality of parts exhibition whithout renderization? like your sw shows in sketch

[@Little-Joy-Official]

Nice! Dear if I give you a modal to design a machine which is not too complex(as compare to your videos) can you help me to make it. Or give me another link. Thanks.

[@emanu1674]

13:30 What music is that??

[@topopillo10]

"Ripped to Pieces" -Stonebank Ft. EMEL

[@emanu1674]

Oh god thank you so much!

[@fjexpo]

Thanks for the video. Great work. Only one question, it seems the wire is "neverending", continuous. I could not see start and end of the wire ;)

[@useescalera4023]

Javier Expósito n

[@祝小松]

amazing

[@maddav2948]

Ooooolé...Good Job.

[@HappySingh-lg7uk]

What are the specifications of the desktop that you are using?

[@sasa76564]

Bravo

[@raycon921]

why didn't you use routing?

[@eaglewings6221]

How can i download. ....

[@helmibayu9477]

has any one have tutorial in pdf format please?

[@techdiyer5290]

amazing but could you do a speed up of the video?

[@ShaneGardec]

spoiler alert, half of this video is lofting the cables, and it can be put on 2x the speed

[@chrisliewwt]

Oh so the missing rotor part is in another video.

[@shafialam2714]

Where's the drawing

[@xandixandi5117]

crazy

[@Tolkoum]

480p seriously?

[@mdbodiuzzaman2422]

Thank you....but if you explain with voice . that's would more easier to me

[@arijit798]

drawing windings are the main challenge 🙄

[@mdmostafashahid948]

i am silent...!!!

[@woulfhound]

You have poor design practices. The shaft and the armature should have been separate part files loaded into an assembly. Not solid bodies all part of the same part file. This is amature.

[@Sw-tcNet]

It depends . I'm going to make version.2 of this project as said anyway

[@madhukeshnp]

amazing