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Although you got me lost a little with u here and there 😂, YOU SAVED MY ASS, THANK YOU!! It worked great! ❤

One suggestion, whenever you need to select a line tool or trim tool , use right mouse button and hold it in the empty 3D space. This way will help you save a ton of time. When you’re done using the tool click the letter D on the keyboard and click the green tick ✅. Then the tool will be done and you will be in cursor mode.

Random question. Is it worth to learn surfaces on Solidworks? Or you recommend other software?

BRO TYSM! I WAS TRYING TO MAKE THIS MODEL OF THIS VERY ORGANIC FAUCET I HAD DESIGNED AND I JUST COULDNT FIGURE OUT HOW TO MODEL A PART AND WAS SO CLOSE TO GIVING UP 5 MINS BACK BUT NOW I GOT THE SOLUTION THANK YOYU GOD BLESS

This helped sooo much. Thank you very much

04:32 If you want to move sketch segments like that intact without being skewed using just your mouse, hold the shift key while doing it. Just have it all selected when doing so.

2:07 Good to know. Sometimes, I use loft or boundary without any guide curves and it comes out perfect with just the edge condition(normal to sketch). So, now I don't mind taking my time to use [composite curve] to join all the segments.

now this is a tutorial, straight to the point!!!! no showing off ! no weird accent, proper to the title of the video.

you need to learn more this is not how you do tables

that was such a honest and straight to the point tutorial, thx!

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Tools→Sketch Tools→Sketch Picture. Got it. thx.

Really nice👍

Alternative method. 8:40 just loft from two surface.

Very handy technique: When the body contour(extrusion) is "forced" to match a manipulated surface. Here is my summary for future look up: 1. Basically, [BOUNDARY CONDITION] with (edge condition = none) creates the "chamfer surface". 2. Fillet corners are conveniently 4x sided and easily processed by [BOUNDARY CONDITION]. If the fillets were added in the initial top surface sketch. 3. Direction 2 (edge condition) = "tangent" to the adjacent chamfer surfaces. Alternate technique: 1. [FILLED SURFACE] with "edge setting" = contact and "optimize surface" clicked on. 2. This does seem quicker, because you don't need to change the edge conditions; however, you mentioned [BOUNDARY CONDITION] gives you more control. BTW, Betsy 13:46, why don't you just click on the blue/red tags that pop up to change the edge conditions to tangent. Don't your wrist get tired scurrying your mouse all the way left (property manager) area. I do. Especially, if you are using a 30+ big or wide screen, nowadays. Great lesson. Keep on.

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Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial! I have a question: Is that possible creat link in multi-sheet drawings pdf file? For example I click on Part X in exploded view and it jump to the drawing of Part X?

Cheers! Still great info!

Thank you so much mam

Very informative video, thanks! You should be able to do all the boundary surfaces as one feature, depending on your geometry. Click Boundary surface, but before selecting the first edge, use the selection manager (right click > SelectionManager) to select the loop all the way around the edge of the surface. then do the same for the edge of the other surface. I prefer to disable the merge tangent faces option too.

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Adorable!

nice video ms.Betsy Barnhart...Thanks alot

send the full video mom

Can I do with with Photoshop?

Great videos, I enjoy watching them! I also like replicating in other CAD systems. I.e. Creo

Brilliant and thank you so much, I wasted a whole day trying to do this, and then I found your video here!

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Hi! Betsy Barnhart I am from India, you explain very well so I want to learn with you. If you have free time 🙏

Download solidwork file?

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hi do you have any online course which i could join abroad

Thank you, this Tutorial is verry helpful to my Drawings! 🙂

Hi! Great video! Can it do inner tapered letters with some angle, for a molding?

do you have a full online course which i can get it remotely

Great video. Thanks!

Very handy! Just what I was looking for. Thankyou!

So helpful!

This video was sooo helpful thanks!

Thanks..

Muchas gracias!!

This helped me a lot, thank you!

Very nice and quick. The "taught" way is to surface loft with multiple sketch planes.

Your videos are the best love it keep it up will be waiting for some more complex projects

Very helpful. Thanks

we want more videos

Thank you! I spent way too much time in frustration trying to get this to work the hard way. You made this so much easier!

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Another great video. Keep on. I am curious how your design process begins. Does the client give you a handmade clay model or 3d printed prototype? Or, do they give you artist renderings on paper?

You're products are so cool and great SW surfacing manipulations. I am reviewing my surfacing again, since I barely use those features for current "cost down" projects at work. I am always impressed with your "tool details" that typically only the injection molding tool designer need to focus onto. I'm curious have you ever had to redesign a feature, because the injection molders were having problems with mold defects, or worse somebody is running a mold simulation software and wants you to make a change for better flow(these guys don't care about the product, just fast cycle time and multiple cavities).