I am complete noob at solid works. I mean complete complete! I even have hard time following tutorial on solid works help file. Some of the stuff I get right but some I screw up. I have no idea when I follow directions to why this is done the certain way. I really need to learn solid works. Can someone recommend to me the best way to learn it properly? So I could design my own machinery or my own inventions. Maybe someone could suggest a good book? Or maybe I should just do trial and error?
Thank you for that fantastic tutorial! I just started using solidworks and bought the SolidWorks 2011 book which covers beginner to advanced topics, and is very comprehensive. I often use the book as a reference to go through.
When making the actual shape of the gear tooth, how did you know that radius was 6, the horizontal distance was 7.05 and the vertical distance was 12.8?
I do not think this is a good method to make a helical gear. Do you understand what FLEX was intended for? Do understand how it calculates the new geometry?
FLEX is intended to show parts in there deformed state approximately. Therefore FLEX does not try to maintain the integrity of the underlying geometry for production. FLEX was not intended to be used to create geometry that will be built in the machine shop. Its only for show and tell.
Under Flex Input, select Bodies for Flex and choose Twisting, then set Angle to 15deg. Set Plane 1 trimming distance at 10mm under Trim Plane 1 dialog box. Click OK
But that is really nice how you twisted the planes to get it that way. I would have done a sweep, but I am a Pro E guy, but SW 2009 looks like some hot stuff, will have to play around with it
Which School did you learn making gear like this?
kshiju 2 weeks ago
I am complete noob at solid works. I mean complete complete! I even have hard time following tutorial on solid works help file. Some of the stuff I get right but some I screw up. I have no idea when I follow directions to why this is done the certain way. I really need to learn solid works. Can someone recommend to me the best way to learn it properly? So I could design my own machinery or my own inventions. Maybe someone could suggest a good book? Or maybe I should just do trial and error?
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Thank you for that fantastic tutorial! I just started using solidworks and bought the SolidWorks 2011 book which covers beginner to advanced topics, and is very comprehensive. I often use the book as a reference to go through.
You can get it @ solidworksbook[.]com
tayvasily 2 months ago
This is Not Correct You need to do Evalutae of TOOTH and a lot of more things this is not right method im learing it for my project of GEARS
OfficialLukePN 2 months ago
is there a way you can fix one plane so just one plane twists? I'm currently designing a wind turbine & need a 30 degree twist on the rotor blades
curbdancer2002 2 months ago
When making the actual shape of the gear tooth, how did you know that radius was 6, the horizontal distance was 7.05 and the vertical distance was 12.8?
Meschmidt5 3 months ago 2
wonderful!
hientv1 4 months ago
terus semangat buat yang lebuih bagus lagi, try to make the new n better one, hope's it's will be inspiration for others, good luck
Fachrudinfikri 8 months ago
super, que buena onda, Buena música-Buen tutorial!!!
elkhrz 8 months ago
That was realy good, thanks for showing us, i am now learning solidowrks, but it's 2010 :)
ralfytm 11 months ago
Thank you, great tutorial!
Userdaniel 1 year ago
I do not think this is a good method to make a helical gear. Do you understand what FLEX was intended for? Do understand how it calculates the new geometry?
FLEX is intended to show parts in there deformed state approximately. Therefore FLEX does not try to maintain the integrity of the underlying geometry for production. FLEX was not intended to be used to create geometry that will be built in the machine shop. Its only for show and tell.
A sweep is a much better way.
jashalen 1 year ago
It is so funny to see SW2007 and think of it as "antique." Cool demo though. I don't remember seeing flex in SW2011 now I gotta go find it.
BlakeMason2 1 year ago
wow ! that was perfect
RJE06 1 year ago
Dude no offense but you know Solidworks can generate Helical gears from the Toolbox right?
SPRJRiv 1 year ago
dude no offense but you know Solidworks can generate Helical gears from the Toolbox right?
SPRJRiv 1 year ago
hi man, excuseme i don´t speak english but i will try.
how do you calculate the distance and the diameter of the circles for buid the gear??
i don´t know
and i was searching and i didn´t find anything.
thanks for the video and thanks for read this comment.
i hope your can giveme one answer or givme one link about this question.
excuseme but i don´t speak english very well
kalubla007 1 year ago
I've done exactly as shown and it does work... but i can't make a gear constraint out of two of those...! How should i do it?
DJChronikX 1 year ago
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DJChronikX 1 year ago
how do you make the last part where you twist the gear at an angle. What options should i use?
at 2.17min.
0328322 2 years ago
Insert > Features > Flex
Under Flex Input, select Bodies for Flex and choose Twisting, then set Angle to 15deg. Set Plane 1 trimming distance at 10mm under Trim Plane 1 dialog box. Click OK
Langgengjaya 1 year ago 3
@Langgengjaya Can you choose which plane to make the twist? How?
PatrickMercader 1 year ago
thank you,,,finally something helpfull!!,,.......thanx!!!!
Bettolinofilms 2 years ago
Can someone help me? I have a curved surface but I need to make it flat. What should I do?
nkrasn11 2 years ago
extruded cut it with a flat surface sketch
GnomieGnomie 2 years ago
hi, nice tip there, i have seen that feature some time ago, but never really pay much attention to it.
And is amazign stuff.... so, thanks for the tip
AlexLPD 2 years ago
What feature did you use to make the teeth flex?
vulyone 2 years ago
it's called "flex", and it's found in insert>features>flex. click on the body you'd like to flex, and change the angle. just that easy.
purplewtruck 2 years ago
Do you think it would be possible to show us how you would draw a bolt, coil spring and some more gears?
Sunclief 2 years ago
How long have you been using Solidworks for?
What version are you using here?
Sunclief 2 years ago
Since August 2007 (20 months). I use Solidworks 2007
Langgengjaya 2 years ago
can it be done by using autocad?
gacktz1207 2 years ago
mega geil !!!!!
toy3334 2 years ago
how you define pressure angle, module etc? it looks like that this arbitrary groove pls reply?
firataydineyup 2 years ago
Officer, isn't the speed limit 65?
witchdoctor88 3 years ago
I am afraid that there is really no audio.
But that is really nice how you twisted the planes to get it that way. I would have done a sweep, but I am a Pro E guy, but SW 2009 looks like some hot stuff, will have to play around with it
sourkraut100 3 years ago
Yes, it is.
Langgengjaya 3 years ago
no voice?
z3158755 3 years ago
Yes, it is.
Langgengjaya 3 years ago