Re: Solidworks Surfacing And Complex Shape Modeling Bible Pdf 101
Taleen Sameh
The CAD market is in change ATM, and although many users remain 100% partisan to what they know, there are a bunch of us at the coal face who will tart any tools that get the job done. Many folk like me are jumping solidworks subs, (anyone here understand 3dX ? ) some are going to Creo, some are going to Onshape, others (with deeper pockets) are going NX and even Catia.
I have also broken the information into Primary Shape Creation Tools, and Secondary Shape Creation Tools, which I think is essential to understanding the surfacing workflow. This book is really written for people who are pretty good with SolidWorks, but want to know more about surfacing and complex shapes.
I am designing a new airplane. The suraces are beautiful, and continuous. I use an add in GW3D from cadcamcomponents.com. The conic surface is fantastic. It is conics everywhere and has nice tangency control at the guide curves. Realview environmental reflections show the shapes beautifully. These surfaces seem to knit and thicken more reliably than boundary surfaces. Trim surfaces are my nemesis with surface modeling, one trim flip and most of the feature tree vanishes.
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