SOLIDWORKS Complex Shapes & Surfaces for Advanced Users - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial

Building on the Complex Shapes & Surfaces for Beginners webcast Stephen will explore some of the more advanced capabilities within SOLIDWORKS for creating and manipulating complex geometry. This webcast is aimed at users that haven’t attended the advanced part and surfacing training course. Solid Solutions is the leading SOLIDWORKS services provider delivering an expansive portfolio of solutions, ranging from 3D design (CAD), manufacturing (CAM) and data management (PDM/PLM) software tools, training, and technical support services, through to comprehensive business transformation programmes.
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[@dcsev]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@khairul70612]

Great videos. Thks. I ve learned a lot

[@Serhiy34]

Thank you!

[@kandasamyrajan]

Excellent video. Thank you

[@trexinvert]

12:24 you discuss how "filled surface" function can smooth out a singularity just by checking off "optimize surface". This is handy and in most cases "filled surface" is superior to loft or boundary surface commands.

[@jeandarmshow]

Pure gold

[@JohanFasth]

What? A guide curve in sweep only affects the part it touches?! I had no idéa. Haven't even thought that could be a thing. Great! :)

[@wikicheedia]

Thank you for this tutorial. It has helped me out a lot in switching from FreeCAD to Solidworks.

[@diamantine100]

hybrid model,worth studying

[@frittenpeter]

good stuff

[@tech2thats610]

Is it possible you share the horse file? I really would like to know how you create it

[@Mr.XYZ6775]

I noticed in the video at 28:31 you grouped your guide curves 1 and 2 and Is there a limit to the number of guide curves.

[@arjunbabu235]

Composite curves can be used instead of projected curve at 10:44

[@gonzalokaiser8245]

how do you make the model to apear in metal texture all the time?

[@DaljeetSingh-wd3sb]

+Gonzalo Kaiser Real View Graphics Under View Settings Next to Apply Scene On Work Space

[@gagansky9535]

instead of surface commands... u should try i in sheet model so that u could add colors n texture. (I THINK)

[@trading6225]

*Im master in Catia and im watching solidworks videos to learn and im already in advanced level after two days watching videos without even opening the software on my laptop. I just wanted to say that solidworks seams to be much easier and more practical than Catia . The loft part looks amazing i need to watch more

[@zionnegus8760]

Quebecois, Catia is the big brother of Solidworks. Same company.

[@davidcottam7967]

Is this good to learn about

[@gagansky9535]

SIR, did u create this using loft or swept?

[@stefanogrillo6040]

you know when there is a solidworks webcast the audio is from the 60s..

[@victorvillar9576]

now im advanced