► SolidWorks Tutorial - Design a Bath Mug - KeyShot Rendering

Hello and Welcome again friends. Today I gonna show you how to design a Bath Mug using SolidWorks 2016 and rendering using KeyShot 5.x. Hope you will enjoy this tutorial. Please share your recommendation in the comment section for improving the quality of tutorials. If you find it useful and wanna get notification about upcoming videos then please SUBSCRIBE my CHANNEL.
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3D CAD Designing of a Bath Mug
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I have used the following listed tools for designing this part.
SolidWorks 2016: Sketch
SolidWorks 2016: Line
SolidWorks 2016: Centerline
SolidWorks 2016: Fillet
SolidWorks 2016: Circle
SolidWorks 2016: Smart Dimension
SolidWorks 2016: Surface Loft
SolidWorks 2016: Extruded Boss
SolidWorks 2016: Extruded Cut
SolidWorks 2016: Revolved Boss
SolidWorks 2016: Lofted Boss
SolidWorks 2016: Shell
SolidWorks 2016: Convert Entities
SolidWorks 2016: Mirror
SolidWorks 2016: Reference Geometry (Plane)
SolidWorks 2016: Appearance
SolidWorks 2016: Render In KeyShot
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[@CADZone]

Thanks. I will 😊

[@jahidulislamjunep9809]

nice... pls upload mold job....

[@md_ez]

mold job

[@jaimishra3697]

your model is dirty, design intent not robust at all. this should have been done with surfaces. atleast the handle part. you could have used loft with guided curves. that would save lots of time and a very robust design and aesthetic feel

[@nikhilgupta9927]

totally agreed... there isn't a need of creating so many planes as well..

[@md.robiulawal7453]

Like

[@CADZone]

Thanks 😊

[@md.robiulawal7453]

Sir, Wait next tutorials

[@md_ez]

Where is the molding , please ?

[@CADZone]

Right now, I have no tutorial on SolidWorks Molding. Might be, in future I will try.

[@md_ez]

@@CADZone When will you do it , please ?