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How to prevent models from being cut in PhotoView 360

Yahya T Khedr
in Other
9 0 Beginner
While rendering with PhotoView 360, the Final Render might show your model cut - from below - as if a plane sliced through it, although the Integrated Preview (in SolidWorks) shows your model perfectly. I had this issue a couple times, so I thought that others might have it too. So here I'll show you how to fix this problem.
adjust floor plane restore cut rendering photoview360 solidworks

Transform a Product to a Part CATIA 3DExperience

Maxime Chagnot
in Modeling
6 1 Beginner
https://youtu.be/jFvcoBDpU8s Dear 3DExperience and CATIA Fans, A lot of my customers asked me "how can we transform a product to a part like in CATIA V5?" and the answer → Derived Representation feature in CATIA Assembly Design. In the video you can see how to transform a small assembly to a part and make a cut. You can keep the links with original parts and change parameters. Do no hesitate to add comments or send me message about new topics for instance! Please subscribe and check our website: http://www.plm-technology.com/ Use Captions and Enjoy :)
CATIA drawing cut representation derived assembly part product 3dexperience

Extruded Cut in SolidWorks

Ibrahim Saed
in Modeling
5 1 Beginner
This is a short Tutorial teaching you how to make an Extruded Cut on SolidWorks.
SOLIDWORKS 3d modeling sketch cut extruded solidworks

2D into 3D Modeling - Part design training - SOLIDWORKS - Exercise

Bocko Schuger
in Modeling
4 2 Beginner
Look how it looks this 2d drawing in 3D as a body !
SOLIDWORKS extrude boss cut plane insert mirror chamfer holle hole with thread 2d into 3d modeling solidworks basics exercise

SOLIDWORKS - USING SWEPT CUT WITH SOLID PROFILES IN SOLIDWORKS

Resa Ant
in Modeling
3 0 Beginner
Free Solidworks Video step by step Tutorial. This video tutorial how to use swept cut command with solid profile in solidworks. If this video is useful, support this channel to grow https://www.youtube.com/c/DesainCAD/videos By SUBSCRIBE, LIKE and COMMENT #solidworkstutorial​​ #sweptcut #solidprofile
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Tutorial - Using cut with surface feature in SolidWorks?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
3 0 Beginner
Here is the tutorial.
SOLIDWORKS solidworks feature surface with cut tutorial

2D into 3D Modeling - Part design training - Autodesk INVENTOR - Exercise

Bocko Schuger
in Design & CAD
3 2 Beginner
Look how it looks this 2d drawing in 3D as a body !
Autodesk Inventor exercise basics inventor autodesk modeling 3d into 2d thread with hole holle chamfer mirror insert plane cut boss extrude

How to Make design for Plasma Cutting by Tracing Pictures on SolidWorks Tutorial

Usman Akhtar
in Modeling
3 0 Beginner
Same video in Urdu / Hindi: https://youtu.be/c3eD060r_2A In this video I will make a design in solidworks for plasma cutting machine. You will know how to Trace pictures in solidworks. How to make linear pattern in solidworks. How to mirror feature in solidworks. .
SOLIDWORKS laser design cut plasma

Modeling Hex Nut with ACME Thread in SolidWorks

Ibrahim Saed
in Modeling
3 1 Beginner
This is a Solidworks tutorial teaching you how to create a nut and its thread. It covers the following: Sketch, Dimensioning, Extrude, Extrude Cut, Chamfer, Helix, Swept Cut, Section view.
SOLIDWORKS thread acme cut extrude nut hex solidworks

Cut list table & Weldments

gerrykoun
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
Introduction to Weldments and the cut list table. https://grabcad.com/library/weldments-6
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How to create a simple macro in SolidWorks?

Kir Ari
in Design & CAD
2 1 Beginner
Ok, here it is. The Macro is attached. The screenshot of the macro is also attached. This macro creates a plane, draws a rectangle and extrudes it, every time in the same position irrespective of any other already presented features etc. There are comments for each operation, so It should be pretty clear now. Couple of main points: 1) Every time you create the sketch you have to assign it as an object to a new variable of type Object (in our case it is Sketch_Hardi) before(!) closing it. This way you will have all sketch names organized, and you will always select the right one. 2) Every new feature you create (Plane, Extrude, etc) with new variable of type Object as well. This gives you the same control of selection only the right features as you want them (By referring to it's name). Like in our case it is Hardi_Plane.Name and Hardi_Extrude.Name 3) If you have a lot of features, just use arrays of type Object (if you need help with arrays, loops etc, let me know) 4) We have a proper Object-Oriented code, so think in classes, methods, and instances. Again, need help, just point to the part that you do not understand and I'll explain it to you on a basic level. Hope this helps, enjoy
SOLIDWORKS cut api extrude macro

Tutorial - How to use the Revolved Cut in SolidWorks

Robert Futch
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
In some cases, it's better to use the revolve cut feature instead of a normal revolve, because in the real manufacturing process, you will start with a body of material and cut your product from it. You cant revolve a wheel in real life!
SOLIDWORKS solidworks wheel train cut tutorial revolved

Tutorial - Modeling square cut nut in SolidWorks?

Sudhir Gill
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
Here is the tutorial. Part-2
SOLIDWORKS square nut cut tutorial

Designing a Friendship Match Box using Solidworks

Shahzada Fahad
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
In this video tutorial you will be learning how a match box is designed and how the textures are applied to make an attractive model.
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Tutorial: How to make a collet chuck?

Abhijeet
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
Tutorial: How to make a collet chuck?
SOLIDWORKS solidworks chuck cut collet line extrude
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