Solidworks tutorial | Design and Assembly of Bicycle in Solidworks 

thank you! I just fisnished all the 3h process. I love your method, very clear for beginners :)

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This is the first time that I see your works. Really it makes me to master CAD CAM easily. Thank you Dr

Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much! ✨🤩

Awesome Sir. Thank you so much for your effort. Learned a lot. Great.

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Bro u are a legend this is my first time getting a video which really has everything from start to end when its so huge and complex task .... Thanks bro Love u bro

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Thanks for your guiding! It's wonderful!

Exilent tutorial. thanks for your clearly explaining. please more 3D tutorials

Thank you man for everything, i spent with you last 20 hours, and finally I create a bmx, best part is, I will send this project for my project in "Intro to manufacturing systems" . Best of all

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Thank you so much I completed whole project with your help

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Really nice. I did it and had really much fun and learn a lot. Thanks you

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This looks amazing.

Thank you sir, that's great!

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Thanks a lot !! iv made a typical bike in inventor and your tutorial helps me a lot!!

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As someone who has taught Solidworks to engineering students, I can really appreciate how challenging it is to do a "live" demonstration of a complex assembly like this. That being said, there are aspects of this video that drive me a bit bonkers. Things like punching in very specific dimensions (i.e. for the chain) all over the place, where you don't identify where these numbers come from nor how to derive them. Worse yet, the design is not tolerant of future changes. I MUCH prefer to do this kind of design using feature-dependent in-context relations/mates, such that they automatically align without all the manual fussing you do, such as at the end of the video to make it "look" reasonable (but it's really not on-spot). I also take exception to your bypassing Solidworks complaints by using "bodies" for many of your features. My reaction is "Please, get it right!", so that you don't have to band-aid these aspects, many of which will bite you later in the process. Yes, this is certainly a useful video to watch for beginners, but speaking as an engineering prof and someone who's managed commercial development teams, there's just too much "softness" here for those who really want to know how it's done. So, mixed feelings. You've managed to make an interesting design that LOOKS relatively good. But the underlying models leave a lot to be desired, particularly if future changes are needed. Imagine what will happen if you want to make the bicycle one inch longer. Ouch!

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For those stuck at 1:50:00 about the lofted boss/base feature here's what to do: For some reason SW won't let you created the lofted boss base because the 15mm spline diameter is too small, increase it to 20mm and you'll be good to go :)

Your tutorials are excellent. Thank you. They are so helpful.

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Oldie, but goldie!, thanks man!

as always, awesome intro, awesome video, I haven't watched all of it yet, but definitely will as I want to do it in SW myself, but maybe just to make it look more realistic and more difficult maybe add gears and levers on handlebars and run some cables, and/or hydraulic hoses, maybe I will try it myself ;) Like a upgraded bmx :D Keep up great work :) P.S. you could probably make video part 2 called upgrades for bike and just do that :)

Nice work, really helpful for the learners like me. keep up.....

Thanks ... I wanted this one most

I wish Rhino can do the rotation of axes for particular area like that! very cool! Thank you for your knowledge

Thank u ! Nice draw and assembly.

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Drawings would be helpful! The tutorials are wonderful.

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Thank you very much. thanks to the tutorial provided, I got a lot of experience. thanks to this video tutorial I can also upload solidworks video tutorials.

Thank you very much, sir!

I went from knowing next to nothing in solidworks to knowing a lot of things. Still disappointed about the real animation of chain. But I learned a lot, thank you for this video, really appreciated

as usual great work .. keep on bro .. I have a suggestion which may help us as learner, I wish that you 1- Upload the whole project after you finish it and save it so we can check it closely and compare your work with ours . 2- Upload the figures with dimensions photo, so after watching your video we will try to do it alone without depending on the video or until we stop in a point we will go back to the video. Another benefit of uploading the figure dimensions that we have an idea of what you are going to design and we can keep track . hope that you will take in consideration these two suggestion . Thanks a lot

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Very good video - thank you for sharing! Did you follow a reference design so that you would know all of the specific measurements or were you just very lucky that it all worked out?

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really awesome video....

its been pleasure to watch your tutorial sir .god bless u love a lot

very good job

Do you know how to calculate the amount of torque required to move the follower? Even if we use F*R, the value of R keeps on changing because the distance from the point of contact of the cam on the lever to the base circle centre is not constant. Does this mean torque is not constant?? Please i need some help on this!

Excellent work sir.

is there any other of defining points in space ? for e.g in ansys we can import point coordinates from notepad.

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Perfect assembly

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great effort sir

Thanks for your video.

i like ur videos but i have a suggestion for uh .. please give us a full dimensions or blueprint

Thanks Bhai, It helped me a lot

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Thanks a lot my friend and great work!!!

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it's a great work. and i was wondering if u can show us how to draw a three wheel vehicle like bajaj RE, tvs king ... thank you

Thank you very much sir, very good tutorial

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Sir please upload the drafting part... It really amazing...

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Nice video. Thanks to share

Its useful as i am designing an efficycle SAEINDIA component for our team.

A question regarding the 3D sketch (1947 of this video), which command is given to transform the point-to-point dimensions to Cartesian dimensions, was there any command on the keyboard? Could you teach?

where i can find the drawing of this bicycle model. If you have ,then please provide the link.

thanks , please make some tutorial about surfacing , thanks.

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perfect job bro

Hi.thanks for your labour.i have a problem.i am using solidworks 2018 .i can't find "motion analysis " in list.There are only "basis motion " and "animation" . How can i obtain this command ? Can you help me ?

Its awesome... Hoping to see an bike with full assembly... Will you be doing bike anytime??

Thanks you. I did build the bicycle just by looking at you doing it. If anyone wants the drawing, i can upload it.

at the last stage of assembly of chain if i made concentric relation the other side changing and if i select coincide relation the other side is changing? how to solve it

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looks pretty nice, and enough information to actually learn something here and there. But, as i am a bit OCD (and sure i am not the only one here) iit realy pains me to see the under defined sketches. which is also the reason why i barely finish any of these tutorials.

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Great work

Sorry for my English: Thanks to you and your varied, clear and complete tutorials I am learning Solidworks. It would be impossible for me without your tutorials. I want you to ask how do you get those shadows on metal parts. I only see Gray color even choosing metal materials. I Have Solidworks 2017

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It woud have benn great if the catenaria moved!! anyway, it is amazing!

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The amount of engineering undergraduates you have saved with this video is gonna be massive

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