Surface Modeling - Plastic Bottle

Surface Modeling, SolidWorks modeling
Surface Loft
Ruled Surface
Trim
Surface Split
Offset Surface
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[@user-sp5ji5ir4m]

Cool

[@3D-World]

🤗

[@joeld5549]

👍👍👍

[@3D-World]

👍👍👍

[@fernandoleopoldokauling2405]

Um desenho incrível... 🎉🎉🎉 parabéns ❤ - obrigado pelos ensinamentos!!! 😊😊😊

[@3D-World]

Thanks for your comment!

[@Kyle_0701]

Always learnt something useful from your video, thank you! A question here, I see the sketches for clean up the thread-end are not fully defined. Actually why we are always encouraged to fully define sketch? And when is it appropriate to not do so?

[@3D-World]

Nice catch,
Because it is a tutorial, I did not bother myself defining it fully.
Why are they important;
In the real world applications, you never have the desired result in one go, which means you will revise your 3D's a lot.
If your Sketches are not fully defined, they will fly around, and you will get a big mess after a small change.
This is the principal reason,
Secondly, it is easy to make changes on well-defined models
Third, those dimensions are usable in drawings. You can directly get them to your drawing sheet.
There are other reasons, but these are main ones.

[@Kyle_0701]

@@3D-World nice, thanks for answering 👍

[@3D-World]

Welcome!

[@hypertool35]

Couldn't be used revolve for the smooth transition?

[@3D-World]

For which feature?

[@rO2221]

You started very slowly which make easier to follow and understand the video, but as you progress, you were very fast. The same with with many of your videos I have watched. It would be great if you consider explaining a bit slower.

[@3D-World]

You're right, bro,
I am already too fast, and when I prepared this video, I had only 30 min, so I rushed a bit more.
I will keep in mind for the next tutorials.