Tutorials

Converting 2D DXF File to 3D Model in SolidWorks

Ibrahim Saed
in Modeling
7 1 Beginner
This is a Solidworks tutorial teaching you how to convert a 2D projected views to 3D Model. It covers the following: Import DXF file to Solidworks, Copy from Sketch to another, Move intities, Extrude, Extrude Cut.
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How to copy sketch to a different plane in SOLIDWORKS?

Karajko CAD
in Drafting
5 3 Beginner
How to copy sketch to different plane in SOLIDWORKS?
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Design and Assembly of Rocker Bogie Suspension system

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
5 0 Beginner
3D modeling from scratch of Rocker Bogie Suspension system
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SolidWorks - Move, Copy, Stretch, Scale, Rotate

jehan kothari
in Modeling
3 2 Beginner
In this video of Mastering the SolidWorks, I am explaining how to Move, Copy, Rotate, Stretch Entities. The video goes deeper in how "Keep Relations" affect all the options and few shortcuts to copy and move entities.
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[VIDEO] Power Copy for Cutout Sheet Metal - CATIA 3DExperience R19x

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Hello Everyone, In this new tutorial, I will show you how to create a Power Copy of a Profile that you reuse as a cutout on a Sheet Metal curved plate. You will first create a double curved surface on Generative Shape Design application. You will also place several Points and axis system to position the future cutouts profile. After that you will learn how to create the Power Copy from scratch. It is very important in that step that you create your referential (point, plane and lines). Finally, you will transform the surface to a sheet metal part and you will reuse the Power Copy to make several cutouts in the plate. Power Copy is a powerful tool, that will reduce the time spent on repetitive task. Find the models on this grabcad links: - https://grabcad.com/library/metal-plate-cutout-1 - https://grabcad.com/library/power-copy-for-sheetmetal-cutout-1 Please like, comment, share and subscribe :)
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CATIA V5 UDF: TUBES MEASUREMENT

Maniak Cad
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
If you have ever worked with an imported geometry of a tube, you probably know, that CATIA doesn't provide any tool to measure a bend radius. If there is no centerline, measuring a bend radius or centerline radius requires an extra geometry. Our target is to create an UDF, which can be used for measuring bend radius, center line radius and bend angle of a dead geometry of a tube. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- VISIT MY BLOG TO FIND MORE USEFUL TIPS: http://catia-tnt.blogspot.de/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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How to Copy/Resize your sketch in Creo/Pro Engineer

Muhammad Ali
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
In this tutorial you are going to learn: 1) How to copy a sketch or a part of a sketch 2) How to paste it inside the same sketch 3)How to paste it in another feature 4)How to move and resize your sketch
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How to Copy-Paste parameters from one part to another in Pro-E?

martin Cronje
in Design & CAD
1 0 Intermediate
It doesn't the parameters if there is a parameter which has a restriction. I've deselected those parameters and copy and paste the rest into the part. You will have to create the restricted parameters yourself.
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AUTOCAD copy command

FarmMach Pro
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@farmmachpro
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AUTOCAD EXERCÄ°SE

FarmMach Pro
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@farmmachpro
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Copy and Publish Geometry

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
In this video tutorial you can learn how to reuse geometry from one model to another. The best practice is if you create Publish geometry on a reference model and then you will Copy this geometry to source model. Note: Copy geometry from 1st model to 2nd model Publish Geometry can include: surfaces, curves, datum features, etc.
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Creo tutorial: Flexible modeling - Practical example

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
Practical example - how to combine Flexible modeling with Surface and Solid modeling on imported geometry. Used features: Flexible Remove Feature, Boundary Blend, Extend, Copy and Paste Geometry, Merge, Solidify, Flexible Attach, Flexible Move, etc.
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Creo Parametric: Copy_Paste

Huy Pham
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
I have a video on youtube I hope it useful for you https://youtu.be/IRxM_WENGxw
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Copy Derived Configurations in SolidWorks Using Design Table

jehan kothari
in Modeling
0 1 Beginner
Configurations is one of the best command in SolidWorks. It has so many capabilities that you need to explore just. One of the issues that users find is how to copy the derived configuration from one parent to another parent configuration. In this video, I have demonstrated how to do that. This holds true for assembly-level too. I know you won't donate it but still link will exist till eternity : My Patreon Page : https://www.patreon.com/CADskool
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How to project 3D elements in #catiav5

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
This method offers more control and flexibility for specific projection needs.
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