Advanced Step-By-Step Tutorial in SolidWorks

[@with-Aryan]

Watch my 1-Hour free webinar if you are a beginner here >> pages.solidworkstutorials.net/comments

[@eddielai8831]

Aryan, Wow! Thank you for this brilliant tutorial! I learned a lot and will apply it to new projects!

[@with-Aryan]

you're welcome Eddie

[@bardiapirouzy8654]

First like then watch This is the least we can do for your great effort.

[@with-Aryan]

thanks Bardia

[@mamadpanda7616]

Hi aryan im from iran and im try to learning a solid works because i really love it and thanks for your help. good job man

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you!

[@charlestoneoyoo]

Thanks so much, I love this🎉

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you for your support.

[@aizazbacha7744]

Cannot partition surface, the trim tool and target do not intersect, If the trim tool is a 3D sketch, make sure the 3D sketch segments are coincident to the surfaces you are trimming.

[@with-Aryan]

you have to send your parts for evaluation. i cannot know what's wrong with your model

[@gaurangvrinda]

Every single point needs to be checked for coincident relation with the edges for the surface trim to work..

[@victorstekhnovsky-slavsky5724]

Hi Aryan, thank you for such a great tutorial! I am wondering, how would you manufacture something like that? I can guess 3D printing, but are there any other methods which could be applied? Also, how would somebody make a technical drawing of something like that? Is it possible to dimension lofts and advanced stuff like that?

[@with-Aryan]

Well there are a few methods, in 2023 yes 3D printing could work, but we are still in the initial phases, something that is much more mainstream is some kind of Styrofoam, and its cut like a CNC milling operation, to match your model. This is then post processed and you get what you need. Coming to dimensioning lofts, etc mainly its a good idea dimension the parent sketches that will create the loft, and then specify any tangent /curvature relations.

[@joseperes777]

Bravo!..where do you get the ideas from?...it is so simple to draw but come up with the design is all other issue... excellent 🎉

[@with-Aryan]

not easy, the idea part is the most difficutl part tbh

[@cheyenneverhelle2266]

@@with-Aryan Did you make in real life or make up random dimensions?? i'm a newer pro designer and i can make things in my head but am having trouble coming up with dimensions.. either way love all your videos and they are easy to follow!! Thank you!!!

[@amaan7914]

How you make these complexes with so ease 🥺

[@with-Aryan]

practice

[@kenansmart8442]

Hey aryan, can you please recommend the best top end laptop for solidworks.

[@with-Aryan]

Hello! There are many laptops that can run SOLIDWORKS well, but some of the top-end models that are recommended by SOLIDWORKS themselves include: Dell Precision 7550 HP ZBook 17 G6 Lenovo ThinkPad P73 MSI WS75 BOXX GoBOXX SLM These laptops have high-end graphics cards, powerful processors, and plenty of RAM, which are all important for running SOLIDWORKS smoothly. It's important to keep in mind that the system requirements for SOLIDWORKS can change with different versions of the software, so it's always a good idea to check the requirements before making a purchase. Additionally, if you plan to work with large assemblies or complex designs, you may need even more powerful hardware to achieve optimal performance.

[@mohammadtayarani]

Thanks Ariyan

[@with-Aryan]

You are welcome!

[@alializadeh8195]

thanx a lot ... ;)

[@egidijusjakubauskas6291]

Hello I am from Lithuania Very nice table... How this body to make to flatten?

[@with-Aryan]

you can't! And why would you?

[@egidijusjakubauskas6291]

I want to cut it with a CNC metal cutting machine. Try to make it on real

[@louvoodoo]

Outstanding video!

[@with-Aryan]

Thanks, Glad you liked it

[@mojtabamoghimi3452]

چقدر عالی هستی

[@with-Aryan]

mamnnoon

[@MrMazighDZ]

Can you explain to us how these products are embodied or implemented?

[@with-Aryan]

implemented where? If you mean how they are manufactured, it depends. There are multiple ways to make this table for example but it comes down to your choice of material. Wood? plastic?

[@putracahyadamara1724]

Request Tips surface

[@with-Aryan]

Great suggestion! This video was kinda one

[@ubanwaclinton1250]

Please which year of SOLIDWORKS is this?

[@with-Aryan]

probably 2018 or so

[@ingenjorzainab911]

Fantastic 🤩

[@with-Aryan]

thank you

[@bulkarchitects635]

Tutorial on future museum modelling .

[@with-Aryan]

???!

[@foodlover9670]

I am from India please tell software name how to download it please reply sir if possible

[@with-Aryan]

solidworks

[@rahuldumu8456]

How can be this get manufactured ??

[@with-Aryan]

that's a challenge. Sheet metal could be a way

[@sanoossaleem7866]

you are awesome:) I really wish to join but the course fee is too high for ppl like me :(

[@with-Aryan]

there is a black friday deal going on right now ;)

[@iSven]

7:55 I can't select whole Face 1, I have to take it one by one and can't do it in single Fillet. Needs 2. Fix? I checked 5 times, I am following video step by step. Where is the problem?

[@with-Aryan]

then your surface is not united and is split into smaller portions. How did you build it?

[@mohamednadjiblahrech7518]

I got "Unable to thicken the surface"

[@fahmimbarki1331]

How can i pay if i dent have PayPal in my country

[@with-Aryan]

credit card? does that work?

[@Painter_Kind]

That's nice, Your explanation is complete and good

[@with-Aryan]

Glad you liked it

[@aravindhvijayanandan3010]

First comment

[@MELNavayuganM]

bro can u give a pdf copy

[@RadoHudran]

Weird that I got 1 solid body even though my Thickens are both set to unmerge

[@with-Aryan]

one of your features has the "merge results" on

[@radolearn]

@@with-Aryan Yes! It's the final extrude boss of the table top that merged them. (Already found it, actually came here to correct my comment :)

[@tfatouraee]

چقدر شما خفنی آخه من عاشق نگاه کردن به هنر شمام مثل آب جاریه انگار داری رو بوم نقاشی کار میکنی

[@with-Aryan]

Merci vaghean, thanks