In this tutorial, I will show youhow to make threads in SolidWorkswhile creating ahexagonal bolt. By following this tutorial, you will also learn about the basic menus in SolidWorks, how to draw polygons, how to use the CHAMFER command, and finally, how to add cosmetic threads to your de...
Creating a Sheet metal cone in SOLIDWORKS can seem like a complex task, but I’m here to alleviate your worries and provide you with the correct workflow. I typically like to start my first sketch on the Top Plane. Using mysheet metal open sketch technique, we can draw an arc and its ...
Inserting assets works just the same as inserting normal components in normal assemblies. The cabinet model from the previous blog will be inserted here. It automatically attaches to the (active) ground plane of the assembly. Two more mates will be added manually to make the cabinet coincident ...
12. Now let make the full wings, click onMirror. Turn the wings to right side andselect center faceas aMirror Face/Plane. Click on wing body asFeatures to Mirror and . 13. You’re done.
How to Use SolidWorks Chamfer: Vertex Tutorial The vertex chamfer is also possible using this tool in Solidworks cad software and it is used to cut or make pointed vertex into plane vertex, according to cut distances in X,Y and Z axis. See the vertex chamfering tutorial below. ...
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37) Make a new sketch on the front plane, choose “Convert Entities” again and check “Select chain”. Step 38: 38) Click on the gear tooth profile and click OK. Step 39: 39) Do another extrude … Step 40: 40) … using the Up to surface and select the front face of the ge...
Open the Solidworks and New part File. If you don’t know it, readHow to Create New Part File. Select the Plane (e.g.Top Plane) and normalize using the “Normal To” Button.Also SeeView Heads-up Toolbarin detail. Step 2 From the command manager, you can see the “Centerpoint arc...
Objective: In this session, we’ll revise all of our previously learned commands (+ the useful wrap), to make sure we know how to properly use all of them. Session 4.5’s goals include: Revising some of the previously learned commands, including loft, revolve, sweep, plane creations, patt...
Open the model design in IronCAD. Right-click on the part and select Part Properties > Part dialog box Make sure that the Rendering tab is displayed Change the Surface Smoothness setting to an appropriate value for your model. If you have not established an appropriate value, try 150. The ...