Beginner’s guide to surface modelling in SolidWorks
In the quest for self betterment there are few worse times to start than at the beginning of an August Bank Holiday weekend (US – think Labor Day weekend), but if you’ve got the inclination, then we’ve got the goods.
Should you find a few minutes (or the ability to bookmark content for a future date when you’re not pouring cold beer down your neck) then here’s a great introduction to bringing surface modelling into your SolidWorks skill set.
It’s the tool you’d be looking to employ for creating organic shapes – salacious curves, ergonomic fits and, generally, wavy lines – that solid modelling software can struggle with.
This beginner’s guide is produced by SolidWorks reseller and training partner Innova Systems, and briskly canters through the basics in a manner that is easy to follow, and might even give some pros a few good tips.
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