Surface Modeling - Plastic Bottle

Surface Modeling SolidWorks, Advanced Surface Tutorial

Do you want to learn how to use surface modeling? And becoming and expert on Surfacing, then this video exactly for you.

Surface modeling is an alternative to Solid Body modeling. Essentially, it’s just another tab at the top of the SOLIDWORKS User Interface. Surface modeling is an important tool to have in your box because it not only makes modeling easier, it sometimes makes modeling possible. In other words, there’s some geometry that is impossible to create without using surface features.

In this video you will see a Advanced Surfacing example. Some Surface Commands used in this video as follows:

Extrude Surface
Revolve Surface
Boundary Surface
Surface Trim
Knit Surface
Lofted Surface
Swept Surface
Delete Face
Ruled Surface
Project Curve
Pattern
Variable Fillet

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[Boog-hstw]

Perfect explanations. Slowed the video speed down and it was perfect. Thank you!❤

[eftalgungor]

En başından beri bu adamın Türk olduğuna yemin ederim ama kanıtlayamam diye içimden geçiriyordum fakat sıfır diyerek kendi kendini kanıtladın. Çok güzel videolar yüklemişsiniz teşekkürler çok faydalı olmuş, hayat gönlünüze göre olsun

[jahangirak]

Your tutorial is very helpful! I have learnt a lot from it. You can mirror the little dome shape bodies before combining them. I modeled the bottle following your procedure. I modified the thread end little bit. Revolved the thread cross section about an axis to make the transition smooth. Thanks.

[RonAdamsky]

These guides are the best!
Working in surface mode is difficult and therefore thanks for
Your great tutorials that bring it closer.

[anazzzzzd]

Really appriciate this video, I've watch sw tutorials in long duration and make me easily get bored but this one is easy to understand and most important in short duration!

[ur.cristiiano.o]

Great job man!

One idea I got, for the fill pattern after convert entities just use boss extrude (from surface) to 1.5 mm (blind) and check merge results; would save a lot of work and time without surface cutting👍🏻

[sehoo]

Sir you do these things too quickly and effortlessly..ammmazing🥳🥳

[mashukkhan]

Thank you, I learned a lot from here.

[bisashwid]

You make it look effortless, incredible skills

[leolopezc]

I followed all the instructions and the design was perfect. Thanks.

[jayakrishnasrinivasan]

Simple and straightforward. Easy to follow. Nice work!

[doom]

I like your videos. For a beginner in surfacing, like me, they are great value. Thank you.

[grzesznypl]

Like to say thank you very much for your effort and time of making all those videos. You have tutorials for many interesting models. This is the second project I'm working on from your channel.
Please allow me to give you 2 advices. Firstly, when you sketch show relations all time not only when you click on entity. Secondly slow down a bit, I mean slow down a lot lol and in crucial moments take time explaining why you do this and not that. Many people coming to channel like yours are those who want to learn and may not be as fluent with surfacing as you are. It's very hard to learn if you are racing thru sketches and features. Otherwise those are awesome tutorials

Not sure if I was missing something or there are incompatibilities between 2016 and 2024 version of Solidworks but I was stuck at 11:46 for a while. I've built that bottle from the beginning few times and no matter what I did that spline couldn't be offset. Maybe that was possible with 2016 Solidworks (as a glitch) but it can't be done with 2024 version. So, to resolve that issue I've changed geometry of sketch at 7:18 making it little bit bigger and was able to finish project. Just to let you know.

[mucahitsahin]

kanka sıfır dediğin yerde kahkaha attım, çizim çok iyi bu arada teşekkürler

[Ryohgantz]

Amazing design. Thank you so much for the tutorial

[carmiethompson]

2:30 Don't dimension sketch entities from points. Dimension using the Default Plans or from priority features. In the sketch, dimension from the Top & Front Planes. You didn't specify the dimension of the body diameter. If the customer wants to specify you'll have to go back into the part. The best model can be easily modified by 'someone else' is what you want to build. A Packaging Eng. might want to experiment w/ packaging constraints. HOPEFULLY this Eng. will first copy your file & rename it then break all references before they proceed. What you also needed to do is to show how to determine volume. Nice video, keep it up.

[madcadskills]

Only thing I would critic would be to use a variable Spiral on the screw top so to tuck in the ends of it so it looks more natural. You can do this with quarter a turn and shrink the diameter inwards.

[radolearn]

5:25 I might be wrong because all this is new for me, but at Unif we learn to make smart sketches.
In this case the width=100 has no meaning specific meaning.
A better choice seems to be up tu surface because you don't have to trim anything afterwards.

[mustafakart]

you are great teacher I was thinking it also wish our teachers was going to make such videos but you are turk thank you so much for lesson :)

[antoniuk_d]

Tough one! But i made it!) Thanks for the tutorial