SolidWorks tutorial How to Subtract a Part from another Part

SolidWorks tutorial How to Subtract a Part from another Part

[@BobbyWatts]

I've been working with SolidWorks for 11 years and just learned this today. Wow thank you!

[@xmenxwk]

the problem is, once you created a cavity, you cant update that feature. Like if you want to go 1 for mm further deep. You have to recreate the cavity.

[@RabiatulAShuib]

How to save the part with cavity only without the original subject. For example only saving the block with cavity without the chess part. Plz help me

[@tannaautomation6527]

Wow, superb, nice explanation

[@Roy-ns1mc]

Features menu seems to be missing in SW2022

[@duneshkegunawardena3345]

Thought it was Sadhguru teaching for a hot minute.

[@amelkaric1148]

Thank you, useful video

[@dbzhaim3043]

I imported an airfoil(not extruded) with a revolve ellipse along z axis from cad to solid works. to extrude the airfoil I convert it to entities. after extruding I combine extruded airfoil and dimple (revolved ellipse) then subtract. it goes well, airfoil (blade) with dimple on it. but when I change the view orientation from top to isometric, the dimple gone. any suggestion?

[@cheesk4474]

2016 available about cavity?

[@SudhirKumar-ly1zb]

not able to make a cavity it says " Cavity part cannot be same as base part " what to do how to solve it

[@mccreamark1]

Excellent fast , to the point , I come back to this tutorial as a quick remeinder. Thank you

[@steveharris5679]

Thank you for this, it has always been a long task to do this in Solidworks. What would also be good to share would be how to position the Queen centrally to the block or to a position where you want to place the cavity. This would also help others a lot.

[@IsabelR3343]

Such a simple, great and helpful video. Please keep making more like this one.

[@flame_half]

Thank you. I've been trying to figure this out for hours.

[@teeniv84]

Thanks Sir, you are the best, most informative and your videos are easy to understand

[@zachpaulson8363]

thank you for this. using this to export into Ansys for CFX work and this is going to save days!

[@rouger14]

Great knowledge, Really appreciatable brother

[@raphaelbachmann7742]

Thank u for ur great videos❤, i am new to solidworks and this helps allot

[@victorjbarker]

Great video. I knew there was a faster way to do this