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detail explanation of sweep surfacing command ..........all types explane plz....

QAPGAN™
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
Here is the all sweep surfacing commands with images in CatPart created. :)
CATIA

photo's to 3d model

QAPGAN™
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
You will be taken in to Sketch Tracer work branch. Save it with a appropriate name. It is a Catproduct file.
CATIA

How to convert an assembly into one solid model (single body) IN cATIA?

Anirban Ghosh
in Design & CAD
2 3 Intermediate
Follow these steps
CATIA

how to have dimensions locked by default once i modify the value

Mohit Saxena
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
Tutorial: "how to have dimensions locked by default once i modify the value"
PTC Creo Parametric creo sketch

add decal and image in creo parametric 2

Huy Pham
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
I hope it may be helpful
PTC Creo Parametric

How to us Curve Driven Pattern in solidwork?

HSN_ADI
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
Hi Dorit, The problem is : You are trying to create separate features that solidworks calls them bodies The answer : Select bodies to pattern instead of feature as i did it. And i attached the final file here :
SOLIDWORKS driven pattern curve

How can I change a language in SolidWorks?

Vadym Chabanov
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
You can change language by changing windows system language in Control panel -> Regional and language options -> Administrative -> Change system lacale to French. Restart SolidWorks. But you must have French language installed in SolidWorks.
SOLIDWORKS

How to convert a CAD file to an STL file?

GrabCAD Tutorials
in Design & CAD
2 1 Intermediate
STL is the standard file type used by most or all rapid prototyping systems. A STL is a triangulated representation of a 3D CAD model (figure 1). The triangulation of a surface will cause faceting of the 3D model. The parameters used for outputting a STL will affect how much faceting occurs (figure 2 and 3). You cannot build the model any better or smoother than the STL file, so if the STL is coarse and faceted, that is what you can expect in the final model. In the CAD package, when exporting to STL, you may see parameters for chord height, deviation, angle tolerance, or something similar. These are the parameters that affect the faceting of the STL.You don’t necessarily want to go too small. The finer the STL the larger the file is in size, which will affect processing time in Insight as well as build time. Below is some information found on the Internet regarding exporting to STL from various CAD packages.
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How to add(Make on one body ) surface area with solid part ?? ( Help to make mold in solid works )

Sahedul Abedin
in Design & CAD
2 0 Intermediate
Custom Mold Insert Design
SOLIDWORKS

Fork lift vehicle design

MANIKANTHA P
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Fork lift vehicle design
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sport rims

Mahmoud Hegazey
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Excited to Share My Latest Project: Sport Rim Design in SolidWorks! I’m thrilled to announce the completion of my latest design project—high-performance sport rims created using SolidWorks! ### Key Features: - **Lightweight Construction**: Optimized to enhance vehicle performance and fuel efficiency. - **Durability**: Engineered with materials that withstand the rigorous demands of racing. - **Aerodynamic Design**: Crafted to reduce drag and improve airflow, contributing to overall performance. ### Design Process: Starting from initial sketches to 3D modeling, I utilized SolidWorks to bring my vision to life. The design underwent thorough simulation and analysis to ensure structural integrity and performance under load. ### Final Touches: The rims are designed with a sleek matte black finish, available in multiple sizes for various vehicles. I can’t wait to see these rims on the track, combining style with functionality! Feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss the design process or any collaborative opportunities! #SolidWorks #DesignEngineering #AutomotiveDesign #SportRims #Innovation #EngineeringExcellence
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CATIA V5 | Sheetmetal design tutorial | Square Hopper

THE CAD SPIDER
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
This tutorial contains step by step procedure to design a Square Hopper using Generative Sheetmetal design in CATIA V5 software. Further doubts enter in comment section..
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Solidworks Tutorial - 3D Modeling Locking Shaft Stand w/ Revolve + 3-View Drawing + Section View & Dimensioning

Jonathan R Lovell
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Intermediate Solidworks Tutorial On How To CAD 3D Model A Locking Shaft Stand Using A Revolve Boss Base. Then How to Correctly Produce a 3-View Basic Drawing w/ Added Isometric View. Included A How To On Section Views and Correct Dimensioning on Blueprint for Fabrication. https://youtu.be/JRjvYzDfNes?feature=shared Please Comment and Let Me Know What Thoughts You Have and What You Would Like Me To Do Next!!!
SOLIDWORKS solidworks tutorial locking shaft stand cad dimensioning drawing revolve boss base 3d modeling section view

SolidWorks | 3D CAD EXERCISES 764 | StudyCadCam | Solution Tutorial |

Mahmud Hasan Maraj
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Let's see this 3D CAD EXERCISE. In this section we will make this part using various tools in SolidWorks. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro & view of the 3d model 00:15 - 3D Cad Exercise 764 34:16 - End Screen, Suggested Videos & Playlist You can also see other videos, ANSYS - Finite Element Modeling and Simulation https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1MUQa6T9kPfHpMcIza0MoM0kZYlbg-EG 3D CAD EXERCISES - STUDYCADCAM: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1MUQa6T9kPc-kMMipt1CX5X1jnAYYwy6 SolidWorks Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1MUQa6T9kPfgkhr-0B1MzA1p-tsxWW34 #MHM #SolidWorks
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Solidworks Miter Flange | Calculate Blank Size in Solidworks | Export Solidworks File to AutoCAD DXF | CADable | CADable tutorials

Ibrahim Omer
in Design & CAD
2 2 Intermediate
Welcome back to CADable with Engr. Ibrahim Omer! In today's tutorial, we're diving into a crucial feature in SolidWorks sheet metal: the miter flange. No worries if you're new – we'll walk through it step by step with an example. First up, we'll draw a rectangle and then transform it into a base flange/tab. Remember, miter flanges are a bit different from edge flanges – they need a sketch. We'll sketch four lines and tweak some settings to create a simple sheet metal box. Once our box is ready, it's time to figure out the blank size. We'll use the 'flatten' command for this. Next step? Exporting the file to machining software for cutting – think laser, wire cut, or EDM. We'll save it in DXF format, ready to go. Chapters of the tutorial: Introduction 0:00 Sketching centre rectangle 0:23 Sheetmetal base flange/tab feature 0:40 Creating sketch for miter flange 0:55 Solidworks miter flange feature 1:31 Calculate blank size of the box 2:32 Saving file in DXF format for machining 2:43 Conclusion 3:22 This tutorial is perfect for beginners looking to sharpen their skills. Take your time, hit pause if needed, and don't hesitate to drop your questions in the comments. Remember, practice makes perfect! Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more tutorials like this: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADable​ #solidworkssheetmetal #solidworksmiterflange #miterflangesolidworks #blanksizeinsolidworks #CADable #CADabletutorials
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