Learn complex part modelling in solidworks

In this video you will learn complex part modelling in solidworks.
The Alessi My squeeze juicer is a really cool design that has some nice complex geometry, the juicer was the inspiration for this video as I wanted to model something cool!
This video shows you hybrid modelling techniques in solidworks that can be applied to create complex part geometry.
Hybrid modelling in solidworks uses a combination of multibody, solid and surfacing modelling techniques to achieve complex part modelling.

This video has been edited so you can learn complex part modelling in solidworks in under 10 minutes - If you liked the video, please show you support for the channel and like and share.

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Timestamps:
0:00 complex part modelling solidworks intro
0:20 revolve sketch
1:55 revolve
1:59 offset surface
2:20 cut profile sketch
3:46 FREQUENTLY save your part 😉
3:58 trim surface
4:09 ruled surface
4:30 offset surface
4:50 trim surface
5:25 knit surface
5:40 circular pattern
5:53 combine
6:21 roll back
6:30 offset surface
6:43 sketch internal profile
7:41 revolve surface
7:46 trim surface
8:02 surface cut
8:20 appearance
8:36 outro

==Tags==
#complexpartmodellingsolidworks #complexparts #juicer

[DesignMountain]

Learn how to make cool / complex parts in solidworks in under 10 mins
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[jayfkay]

This is just what I was looking for. Been working in the energy management field for some time now, but I want to go back to my roots as mechanical engineer in the design field. This is just what I needed to refresh my surfacing skills. Thanks! :)

Just a quick tip: I didn't have much problems following you as I already have some experience in SW...But may you could do some voice over at more crucial parts to help clarify for some other people.

[twoheadedpanthr]

Are you a wizard? I've got a long way to go in solidworks I see lol.

[catkeys]

OK, finished mine, and it came out like it should, but I think you might want to make an effort to be a little easier to follow. Zipping around the screen, and not giving more than a half second to see your settings as you whip through the different tools makes things more tricky than they should have to be. Your skills are impressive and it was a learning experience, but it could have been a little more fun than it was.