Solidworks Surface Tutorial | How to make Spoon in Solidworks

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[duck-ywgk]

Using Solidworks for over four years, I only ever used the sketch and features tabs. I simply never found an object I could not create with those mechanics and felt that I knew the potential that Solidworks had for creating 3D models. I now see that I have been wrong. This video has opened my eyes to the possibilities I had been ignoring all this time. Good stuff.

[richardson]

I have a exam today. I learned more with your videos in one night, than with my teacher in the whole semester! Thank you!

[jbbw]

Excellent instruction. Even on faster playback you were easy to understand. A spoon is a great thing to model. I learned much. Thank you.

[Slackker_]

Your videos are always fast paced without missing any details.

[officermofiz]

A very easy to understand video about a seemingly difficult part! I was actually afraid of surface modelling but after grasping the concepts discussed in this video, I am feeling confident.

Thank you. Keep up the good work!

[tkzsfen]

straight to the point, no unnecessary explanations. good job!

[enginstud]

12:46

You could not pierce because your plane 1 was not intersecting the segment you chose to pierce to (Your plane 1 was not defined by intersecting the point but by an offset distance to the first plane)

[adamboyle]

I’m getting into surface modeling. I feel I’ve mastered all the features and sketching tools in Solidworks but Surface Modeling is just a whole different world in solid works, I feel like a beginner again but it’s fun

[grainby]

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[rtbrito]

I'm learning a lot from your videos, thanks.

[dcjr]

I haven't touched Solidworks in over a year. This was a great refresher. Thank you for creating this video.

[LemonTreeNOTfree]

So easy but so hard if without thes video
Thanks!

[andyjin]

Very efficient methods and the example is complex. Helped my Berkeley E26 lab assignment greatly. Thank you.

[manojreddyambati]

I never thought making spoon is this difficult.

[phantomatyahoo]

Your videos have no parallel that I have found. Excellent stuff! Thank you!

[neilAneerGAmAI]

You are a legend. This and the other spoon tutorials totally saved my ass.

[sphaxxhaps]

Very good basics for surfacing as a beginner I found it very useful to grasp how to build profiles

[arashrozal]

It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.

[JohnDoe-gvjv]

I need a lot more work. I was able to make the spoon, but I'm not sure I could do it on my own. I need more practice with surfaces. This was a little hard to remember all of this. Thank you

[anthonytammer]

Thank you for this tutorial! It's been three years since you made it, and I only just discovered it. Perhaps surface modeling in SWX is possible to learn after all!