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Making swept cuts - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS 2020 Essential Training
Making swept cuts
- [Instructor] Swept cuts are similar to a regular sweep. However, with the swept cut feature, we actually have a few extra options which I'm going to show you. So right over here you can see I've got a bunch of different sketches that I've pre-made here and I've got this block of brass that I want to start cutting into. So to get started, what we need for any type of sweep feature is normally a profile and a path. So right up here under sketch two is the shape right here, and I can choose that one there. So I go ahead up to Swept Cut, and that is, 'cause I already pre-selected it, it shows up right there in the profile, which is good. My path. I'm going to go ahead and choose this outside edge if I want to, and it's going to go all the way around the outside of my part. This'd be something very similar to something like a router bit if I want to router the outside shape there. Click OK, and there you have my…
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Loft tool9m 36s
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Lofted shapes with guide curves2m 20s
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Making lofted cuts2m 27s
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Creating swept shapes3m 52s
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Making swept cuts3m 32s
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Using the Wrap command2m 36s
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Boundary Boss/Base4m 4s
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Intersect tool4m 13s
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Working with configurations3m 46s
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Surface tools2m 54s
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Using surfaces to build solid models2m 41s
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Direct Editing: Move/Copy Bodies4m 56s
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Direct Editing: Move Face3m 12s
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Direct Editing: Combine2m 51s
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Direct Editing: Split4m 19s
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Project Curve2m 50s
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Slice tool4m 25s
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