SOLIDWORKS Boundary Feature

[@bitsurfer0101]

Wow! It's amazing how much difference one video can make in your understanding of boundaries

[@PJWZZ]

Thanks! Glad you liked the video! :)

[@jobbx6474]

This was such a good explanation. Thank you.

[@amankingJaffaJoffer]

Finally good explanations only took me 7 years.

[@gowsickkrn]

Detailed explanations of the module. Looking forward for more videos..

[@4n2earth22]

Great job! It is really helpful to have these vids available for refreshers. It has been awhile since I needed this toolset for a modeling job, and trying to remember the nits, dials, switches and functions for these techniques is frustrating when the 'ol crankcase is rusty. Thanks!

[@learnsolidworks]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

No waste of chat, and lots of good info!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! 🙏🏼

[@mustafakart]

7:03 options>sketch->click -> enable spline tangency and curvature handles

[@davilnast]

I really liked your explanation and subscribe. I wanna see other videos later, mainly about complex surface modeling. Thanks!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Also maken sure to check my website www.LearnSolidWorks.com for more surface modeling videos :)

[@Movieman1965]

Great presentation of this surfacing features and process! Thanks! 👍

[@PJWZZ]

You're welcome! :)

[@thefunfairvip]

That just solved an issue I was having. Great tutorial.

[@MicSofty]

Nice explanation of simple ways to make SolidWorks more usable for surfacing. 👍 As a friendly suggestion/request, please turn off the shadows and background gradient, just use a plain white background without any shadows or other graphics effects while doing the modeling and explaining - the shadows are just distracting, and a plain white background makes it much easier to see what's going on while we are straining to see everything so we can learn. You can turn on the fancy background/shadows/RealGraphics if you must AFTER the finished model. Thank you.

[@learnsolidworks]

Thank you for your kind words and thoughtful feedback-I’m glad you found the tutorial helpful! I completely understand your point about the shadows and background gradient being distracting during the modeling process. I’m happy to share that in newer tutorials, I always use a plain white background without shadows or graphic effects during the explanations. This makes it much easier to follow along and focus on the details. Thanks again for your suggestion, and I hope you continue to enjoy the tutorials. :)

[@glennwadlegih1896]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing!

[@andrewparker2751]

Simply fantastic training. Thanks!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! 🙏🏼

[@ledogiuliano]

Excellent explanation!!!

[@estudoseprojetos9636]

Olha quem está por aqui. Logo seremos nós...

[@jojospeedo]

Serious explanation! Thanks!

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

You are very welcome! :)

[@davebeats100]

Damn, that's a good tutorial 🙌!

[@goncalocostamartins4918]

Thanks for the great video Matt & Jan! I didn't quite understand the purpose of the surface extrudes in the third example though. Could you clear that up please?

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Check www.LearnSolidWorks.com for more examples :)

[@pliantgraymattersociety7233]

Great Job JW

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks! 🙏🏼

[@X-mordred-X]

Amazing! Thanks!

[@rezaasgarilou6095]

Thank you.That was great.

[@vuchi1986]

Great!

[@inventgroupPL]

very nice material!

[@learnsolidworks]

Thanks a lot!

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

You are very welcome! :)

[@kandasamyrajan]

SolidWorks 2020 introduces new feature called "Torsion Continuity". Please upload a video about that.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Thanks for the suggestion, I will put it on the list!

[@ledc131]

Thanks. Helpful. Please the file.

[@MrDavidFawkes]

thanks great.

[@knightrider30]

Very nice

[@Mr.XYZ6775]

I totally understand what you did but could have used zebra strips to compare all 3.

[@Mr.XYZ6775]

I did not know that, thanks.

[@justraja100]

Tjhanks. Very nice information.

[@jcournoyer2]

excellent

[@davidcottam7967]

hi can i use this useing for sucface

[@learnsolidworks]

Sure, the Boundary surface is one of the most used surface modeling features in SOLIDWORKS

[@alciton1]

Thanks!!!!!

[@learnsolidworks]

You're very welcome! :)

[@akshayshetty973]

which software is the mainstream for surfacing?

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

It depends on the industry. Rhino is used a lot for yacht design surfacing, Alias for automotive surfacing and SOLIDWORKS for surface modeling in the Product Design field in general

[@ctnhstn]

thanks good job

[@giorgosconstantinou7285]

I'm facing a problem. When i have two single direction, when i select the second one it says error. Can you help me please.

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

Feel free to send any questions to [e-mail] so I can take a look at the error

[@PASHKULI]

On the third case you need to imply a G2 curvature match to the original edges for both deg7 curves. Then every 4th point (for pseudo G3 continuity) had to be adjusted so that its curve comb to make a tangent transition to the G2 curv comb of the original edges. The way you have done it in the video with the collinear "hack" is just introducing a flat point at the edges where the blend surf and the original surf will match. And actually you have amplified the flat spot by making the G3 "flat" as well.

[@mechatronicsninja3806]

thank you :)

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

You are very welcome! :)

[@chrwar1]

Great example. We always go back to curves for the most flexibility.

[@jzk3919]

So easy that you must be doing this even in your sleep...(Practice makes perfect?)

[@LearnSolidWorkscom]

😂🙏🏼

[@sectoronetwothree]

Man how could you not show curvature analysts during examples??