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Reverse Engineering: Power Fit
Maxime Chagnot
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Modeling
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Intermediate
This video shows you how to transform a cloud mesh (based on a "STL" file) into a proper surface. It is a reverse engineering topic where you have a hull that you cannot work on. With the dedicated Digitized Shape applications, you can transform this mesh into a surface using the PowerFit feature. You will obtain a surface that is very near from the original mesh, with a maximal deviation of 0.972 mm.
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#Solidworks E-Bike Battery Modelling From Blueprints | Part - 2
Mohit
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Modeling
3
0
Intermediate
Detailed tutorial on E-Bike Battery Modelling from Side view. #Solidworks #3dprinting #CADMOHIT #Grabcad #Surfacing Vintage Electric - Tracker. Thank You.
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Bottle - PowerShape Reverse Engineering workflow
Didi Widya Utama
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Modeling
2
0
Intermediate
This video shows workflow of Reverse Engineering Process, start from scanning the physical model and surface creation in Powershape. the scanner i used was Roland Picza 3D scanner if someone interested to learn and try , i could send you the stl scanned data file , just write your request in the comments below hope it, enjoy a happy learning. thanks
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Slicing Tool l Reverse Engineering l SolidWorks 2020
jehan kothari
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Modeling
2
0
Intermediate
If you are into reverse engineering, then this tool you shouldn't miss out :) Apart from that also there can be many application of this tool in native file itself! #3d #Modeling #SolidWorks #SW2020 #ParametricModeling #SWTutorial
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[VIDEO] Reverse Engineering: Surface Network
Maxime Chagnot
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Modeling
1
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Intermediate
This video shows you how to transform a cloud mesh (based on a "STL" file) into a proper surface. It is a reverse engineering topic where you have a hull that you cannot work on. With the dedicated Digitized Shape applications, you can transform this mesh into a surface using the Surfaces Network feature. This method is different from the PowerFit, you create a grid on the mesh, that you fill with small patches. This procedure is less automated, so you need to join and heal the patches together.
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How to Intersection curve Facet model with surface?
Sebi
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Design & CAD
0
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Intermediate
Hi, I had this problem after several years working in ProE / WF. In UG/NX the philosophy is different. Usually the intersection between any curve and any surface is one or more points. (It can be an other curve(s) if one or more portion(s) of curve they are included in the surface but this is other case.) Therefore these intersection(s) are obtained by creating a point / point set using "Intersection" option. I hope to be clearer in the attached presentation. Good luck, Sebi
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SolidWorks Surfacing Video Tutorial Part - 4 - Modeling a telephone receiver in SolidWorks
Sudhir Gill
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Modeling
0
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Intermediate
In this video tutorial we will model a telephone receiver using surfacing tools in SolidWorks
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