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You just saved my life! Awesome, easy to understand and well taught.

If I were getting into it now, I'd get Solid Edge mostly because its more stable. Machine design is the biggest market, but it also has the most players.

Which software would you recommend study, also, which is industry preferred ?

Massive thanks for making this series. I'm currently in my first design role after uni having only ever used SW and I've gone from loving it to being frustrated by it. I spend a lot of time editing 20 year old sheet metal parts with huge nonsensical feature trees so synchronous modelling has blown my mind. I'm really impressed by SE in general.

great set of videos, caught me just at the end of my transition from solidworks to solid edge. still loads of useful tips

I have 8 years of experience with CATIA, 4 years with SolidWorks, some episodes with Inventor and Fusion360 and have been using Solid Edge for the past 1.5 years. Based on my experience, I would not recommend purchasing Solid Edge. The software has numerous bugs, an unclear workflow, inconsistent UI (f.e GoTo is under right click when going "down" or an icon when going "up" - why it is not just a line to move? less clicks) and the Synchronous mode becomes impractical for anything more complex than a simple box. One of the most frustrating issues is when modifications to features lower in the ordered tree unexpectedly affect features at the top. Additionally, some updates have introduced new problems, only to fix them in subsequent releases. However, there are positive aspects, for example, how well Solid Edge handles fasteners, which is a feature I find lacking in other CAD programs.

Just Subscribed, it there a file I can download to follow along with your vid tut?

very useful tip those M.I.C.E. shortcuts

thank you, this was very useful I learned some solidworks basics and designed few parts for personal use long time ago now trying to use solid edge and really struggling with the dimensions in it the 2024 version has less intuitive interface, no more buttons for the dimensions styles

Is there a similar function in Siemens NX?

I am making a similar project. a cabinet with drawers and can you help me?

Building the individual parts was easy. Making the assembly mates was the hard part. The cam mates especially for the valve lifters kept flipping. The model was made probably 20 years ago. I would hope thar SW has addressed some of the problems by now, but I guess it wouldn't surprise me if the same bugs are in the software today.

Great build and assembly. Could you please drwaings or tutorial on how to make the model that would be really helpful

Thank you for all your videos, you've done a tremendous job!

What a fantastic video, great to get some really helpful tips to improve my sketching workflow. P.S. I have been using SE for a few weeks coming from Fusion 360. Thank you!

This drives me fucking nuts. 10 years later and this is still a problem. Furthermore, even if you sketch a spline, use it to sweep a surface, then try to go CC to that surface you'll get an error if the spline is only a degree 2. Convert the edge of the surface and it converts as a conic.

Best explanation I've seen of what they do. Makes more sense to me now.

Your videos are far better than the solidedge help documentation. Or most any other videos i have seen on this subject (most of them silent and incomplete demos) You do an excellent job explaining it simply, examples of how they are used, and how it relates to familiar solidworks commands. Bravo good sir

As an old timey SW guy (1998) I really appreciate these vids - especially this one. I'm still very uncomfortable with the Edge UI which makes me wish you would give the world a "SolidEdge Bible". I understand why you haven't done so given the many, many hundreds of hours required producing, I expect, a very low hourly payday. Many thanks.

Best explanation of sync vs ordered I've seen. Thank you.

I have tried 5-6 tutorials including yours, none has worked for me. I spent 4 hours trying to interact with an imported surface and I could achieve nothing.

But...why did not you make this video with a really imported surface?

Thanks

thanks a lot i was really helpfully

Adding Gravity Sketch in a design workflow with SE will be VERY powerful.

Great presentation, please make more of these videos showing fundamentals of 3d modeling

Again, an excelent video. Thanks😀 One question: How did you get this "hand" curser for prepositioning the added part?

Thank you for this excelente tutorial! This by far the best one covering view manipilations in SE. Much better than what to official help system and tutorials provide.

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Thank you sire, great stuff.

It took me forever to figure out how to make such surfaces tangent. And this video cracked the case. Thank you very much!

A very important video!. Plenty of subtle and consequential differences between SW and SE work flow that I had missed before especially on if you delete a feature/extrusion it can delete the sketch and plane too depending on ones choice of workflow method.

Nicely done. I went through bunch of videos until I found yours and got my issue taken care of. Really appreciate your contribution here Matt.

I really enjoy your tutoring approach in these Solid Edge videos .. easy to follow, and to the point :)

Thank u so much

You sound like Rick Rubin ??

Wow sir that was awoesome

Very nice demo. I learned something new

You absolutely saved me, thank you

Hello Matt. Wow very good features. Some of them I never used. Is it possible to get the SolidWorks model of this boot?

Interesting feature for 3D printing. Thanks for the video!

It is a nice tool. But unfortunately it doesn’t make for very stable models.

I have never used this command before, this video changed my decision, now I understand that it is a very useful command, thank you for your nice explanation.

Hey Matt, Thank you for this vast information, you have a new follower now.

this is really a pretty useless exercise tbh.....................

Is this for a new book or something?

Have been looking for this feature in SW for years, well explained.

Thank god for this!

Very nice video but please since the path is not completely filled how do you know the length to increase the path with to make it comletely filled

can u make a tutorial on how to make the links for the chain