Solidworks project curve | 3d sketch vs projected curve | solidworks 3d curve | shoe horn solidworks 

Solidworks project curve | 3d sketch vs projected curve | solidworks 3d curve | shoe horn solidworks | CADable | CADable tutorials
Welcome back to CADable. This is Engr. Ibrahim Omer and today I will teach you how to make solidworks project curve or 3d curve in SOLIDWORKS using shoe horn. Commands and features used in the drawing:
1) 2d profile sketches
2) Project curve
3) Surface fill`
4) Surface Trim
5) Thicken
6) Full round fillet
7) Constant Size Fillet
8) Appearance
You can project a sketched curve onto a model face to create a 3D curve. You can also create a 3D curve that represents the intersection of two extruded surfaces generated by creating sketches on two intersecting planes.
You can create multiple closed or open-contour projected curves from a single sketch. You can also use 3D sketches as input for the Projected Curve tool. Here I have also discussed
the difference between 3d sketch and projected curve.
Chapters of the tutorial:
Introduction 0:00
Sketching front profile using spline 1:58
Sketching top profile using ellipse 2:59
Project curve explanation and use 4:14
Surface fill feature 6:05
Sketching an ellipse on top plane 6:31
Surface trim feature 7:50
Using thicken feature and not knit surface 8:12
Use of full round fillet 9:14
Use of constant size fillet 9:39
Applying appearance on shoe horn10:08
Conclusion 10:49
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