SolidWorks Lofted Bend Tutorial | SolidWorks Sheet Metal Cone Tutorial | Sheet Metal Transitions

SolidWorks Lofted Bend Tutorial | SolidWorks Sheet Metal Cone Tutorial | Sheet Metal Transitions. This tutorial will teach you how to use lofted bend in SolidWorks to create sheet metal transitions and cone. Other SolidWorks tools used in this tutorial are rectangle, circle, offset, for construction, trim entities, plane.

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[bhavikpanchal]

very nice and easy to understand thankyou

[rekathebeka]

Very clear and pedagogical. Well done! Thank you for this video!

[paulsanders]

Thank you, that is so clear and at a really good pace. Now subscribed.

[WarrenRCG]

Hi! Just wanted to say thank you for the tips!

[victorjbarker]

awesome video thank you ! very concise and to the point! i appreciate that

[johnwalter]

Very nice, Thank you for the tutorial.

[kuraigasone]

i can do it like this but i can't see the bending lines in technical drawing do you have any idea ?

[shoaibali-wige]

sir i want to calculate the sheet marking lenghts of first one you created..??
my dimensions are dia 400 and rec. is 260x200 and height is 400 mm. kindly help??

[sahilmansoori]

Can all modules like features, surface and sheet metal be used in one same model ? Or it only can be used one at a part ?

[marcovereecken]

but how about a transition piece where the the 2 centers are not exactly above each other but can be a distance from each other in the 2 directions (x-axis and y-axis), so that it becomes an oblique transition piece ???

[chrisjohnfernandez]

Why after lthe two surface loft it had a many edge it is not smooth surface. How to fix it? please thank you

[arunsobhks]

Sir
When i flaten the cone its showing as tilted. So that i can not get the development. So could you please help me.

[umajahnavi]

Isn't there a way to create loft without gap? That gap is prevalent. What to do if I don't need it

[wassaiyessa]

Ho did you add the sheet metal to the tabs?

[droogie]

Use arc instead of trimming out a circle.