Tutorial - Making a pipe joint in SolidWorks?

Here is the Tutorial.
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Step 1:
Start Solidworks.
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Step 2:
Right plane>>Sketch.
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Step 3:
Draw a circle with diameter 60mm.
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Step 4:
Under Surface tab select extruded surface.
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Step 5:
Extrude surface it by 120mm with mid plane configuration.
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Step 6:
Click OK.
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Step 7:
Front Plane>>Sketch.
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Step 8:
Draw a circle with origin as center of 60mm diameter.
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Step 9:
Extrude surface it again with a height of 120mm diameter and mid plane configuration.
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Step 10:
Click OK.
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Step 11:
Top Plane>>Sketch.
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Step 12:
Draw this rectangular entity using lines. Remember I have not inserted any points but using lines. The points are differing line.
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Step 13:
Under Surfaces tab choose trim surface.
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Step 14:
Select the inner surfaces to trim.
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Step 15:
Click OK and you have some entity like this.
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Step 16:
Under Surfaces tab choose lofted surface.
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Step 17:
Select this edge of the surface.
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Step 18:
Again select the corresponding edge of the surface.
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Step 19:
Open Constraint settings and change start constraint to tangency to face.
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Step 20:
Change Close constraint to tangency to face.
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Step 21:
Click OK.
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Step 22:
Repeat the same step for other edges too.
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Step 23:
Under Surfaces tab choose Filled surface.
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Step 24:
Choose the edges enclosing open region.
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Step 25:
Change contact to Tangent.
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Step 26:
Check Apply to all edges.
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Step 27:
Choose OK.
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Step 28:
Repeat the same step for other surface too.
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Step 29:
Under surfaces choose Knit surface. This will knit down multiple surfaces into one.
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Step 30:
Select all Surfaces.
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Step 31:
Check Merge entities & click OK.
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Step 32:
Choose Thicken in Surfaces tab.
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Step 33:
Select the knit surface to thicken. Check thicken distance to 2mm.
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Step 34:
Change the thickness height to inside the region.
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Step 35:
Click OK and we have a pipe joint.