From the course: SOLIDWORKS: Modeling a Bicycle
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Create the chain and seat stay bridges - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS: Modeling a Bicycle
Create the chain and seat stay bridges
- The Rear triangle is now almost complete. And the final things that we're going to add are two small bridges between the Seat Stays and the Chain Stays like almost everything in cycling not every frame has these. And there's a bit of a debate about whether they're actually needed for stiffening the frame or whether they're just there for mounting things on like mud guards or fenders. In this model, I'm going to go a bit more traditional and add them in. But if you prefer, you can leave them off. Open the Assembly and let's insert a new part by going to Assembly, Insert Components, New Part. And as usual, depending on your settings at this point you might be prompted to enter a file name and if so call this first part Seat Stay Bridge and then we're back in the Assembly and we can choose the Plane to start this part. So I'm going to select the Right Plane of the Assembly. You can select it here on the left. And now this…
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Plan out the rear triangle5m 57s
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Add the seat stays6m 14s
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Add chain stays6m 19s
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Model the dropouts7m 28s
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Add the dropouts and adjust the frame6m 25s
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Mirror the rear triangle parts4m 16s
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Create the chain and seat stay bridges4m 54s
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