What You Will Learn!
- Understanding Surfaces
- Introduction to Surfacing
- Blends and Patches
- Advanced Surface Modeling and Reference Surfaces
- Complex Blends
Description
The SOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling course teaches you how to build free form shapes using SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software.
What is Surface modeling?
Surface modeling is a method of displaying or presenting solid objects. This process involves converting between different 3D modeling types. Transform 3D objects to display procedural surfaces, verify imperfections, and apply smoothing. Learn how to create, manipulate, and analyze complex geometry using surface modeling techniques.
Extruded Surface
Planar Surface
Trim Surface
Untrim Surface
Face Curves and Mesh Preview
Face Curves
Surface Types
Four-Sided Surfaces
Knit Surface
Creating Solids from Surfaces
Create Solid
Thicken
Decomposing a Solid into Surfaces
Delete Face
Additional Surface Concepts
Boolean Operations
Edges vs. Holes
Introducing: Curve Through Reference Points.
Similarities Between Solid and Surface Modeling .
Basic Surfacing .
Introducing: Revolved Surface .
Introducing: Swept Surface .
Filleting Surfaces
Cutting the Bottom .
Introducing: Radiate Surface .
Introducing: Cut with Surface.
Alternative to Trim .
Introducing: Intersect .
Solid from Imported Surfaces.
Changing a Solid With a Surface .
Recreating a Molded Part .
Introducing: Extend Surface .
Ruled Surface .
Using Sketch Pictures
Creating the Parting Surface
Construction Surfaces
Lofted Surface.
Adding a Loft Section.
An Alternative Approach .
Modeling the Lower Half .
Introducing: Partial Ellipse .
Preparation for Using Filled Surface .
Completing the Solid Model.
Design Changes .
Dynamic Feature Editing .
Introducing: Instant3D .
Replacing the Planar Face.
Creating a Flat Surface .
Who Should Attend!
- ENGINEERS - DESINGERS
