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Surface Modeling with Product design engineering


This course provides a clear understanding of product design using SOLIDWORKS surface tools, starting with tool fundamentals and progressing to complex examples that demonstrate converting surfaces into solids with defined parameters.

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Course Syllabus

It provides an overview of what you are going to learn.


  • PLM and Stage Types
  • How to develop a Product with Example
  • What are the stages in Business cycle
  • 3D Curves - Composite & Project cuves
  • Helix & spiral curve
  • Helix & spiral curve - section 02
  • Helix & spiral curve - section 03
  • Helix & spiral curve - section 04
  • Curves through XYZ point
  • Curves through reference point
  • Split line
  • Split line - other types
  • Extruded Surface
  • Extruded Surface – Draft
  • Revolved surface
  • Objectives
  • Swept surface
  • Swept surface with guide curves
  • Lofted surface
  • Objectives
  • Boundary surface
  • Boundary surface in aerofoil shape
  • Filled surface
  • Planar surface
  • Objectives
  • Offset surface
  • Ruled surface
  • Ruled surface - Taper & perpendicular to vector
  • Ruled surface – Sweep
  • Delete face – Delete
  • Delete face - Delete & patch
  • Delete face - Delete & fill
  • Objectives
  • Replace face
  • Delete hole
  • Extend face
  • Trim surface
  • Trim surface types
  • untrim surface
  • untrim surface detail
  • Objectives
  • Knit surface
  • Thicken
  • Cut with surface
  • 3D Curves - Composite & Project cuves
  • Objectives & Practice Drawings
  • Rocking wheel chair - How to create a body
  • Rocking wheel chair - How to create Leg
  • Rocking wheel chair - How to use trim
  • Rocking wheel chair - How to create Backrest
  • Rocking wheel chair - final body
  • Patterned Water Bottle
  • Wooden chair - from sketch to surface
  • Wooden chair - For surface to solid
  • Egg shaped mouse
  • World cup Model

Enrollment Process

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