
SolidWorks Surfacing and Complex Shape Modeling Bible.
Title:
SolidWorks Surfacing and Complex Shape Modeling Bible.
Author:
Lombard, Matt.
ISBN:
9781118078976
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (538 pages)
Series:
Bible ; v.485
Bible
Contents:
About the Author -- Preface -- Contents at a Glance -- Contents -- Part I: Laying the Groundwork -- Chapter 1: Understanding Basic Concepts -- Assumed Basic Skills -- Concepts, Tools, Techniques, and Strategies -- Understanding the Difference Between Design and Modeling -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Surfacing Primer -- What are Surfaces? -- Surfacing: One Stop in the Evolution of CAD -- Choosing Solids or Surfaces -- Surfacing Theory and Concepts -- Understanding Curvature Continuity -- Summary -- Part II: Understanding the Tools -- Chapter 3: Sketching with Splines -- Why Splines? -- Anatomy of a Spline -- Controlling Splines -- Fully Defining Spline Sketches -- Tutorials -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Sketching in 3D -- Getting Started in a 3D Sketch -- Editing and Visualization Techniques -- Working within the Limitations of 3D Sketches -- Using Special 3D Sketch Tools -- Tutorials -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Creating Curves -- Using the Helix/Spiral Feature -- Creating a Projected Curve -- Curve Through Reference Points -- Curve Through XYZ Points -- Creating Composite Curves -- Split Lines -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Using the Primary Shape Creation Features -- Choosing Which Feature to Use -- Using Sweeps -- Using Lofts -- Using the Boundary Surface Feature -- Using the Fill Surface Feature -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Using Advanced Fillets -- Differentiating Fillet Functions -- Using Fillet Options -- FilletXpert -- Fillet Best Practice Recommendations -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Shelling -- Thinking about the Manufacturing Process -- Using Shelling Options -- Diagnosing Shell Problems -- Shelling Manually -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Part III: Using Secondary, Management, and Evaluation Tools -- Chapter 9: Using Secondary Shape Creation Features -- Using the Dome and Shape Features -- Using the Indent Feature -- Using the Radiate Surface.
Using the Ruled Surface -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Working with Hybrid Features -- Moving Between Solids and Surfaces -- Extruding to Surfaces -- Lofting Between Surfaces -- Using Thicken for Bosses and Cuts -- Using Replace Face -- Using Advanced Options of the Fill Surface -- Using the Wrap Feature -- Tutorials -- Summary -- Chapter 11: Managing Surfaces -- Copying, Merging, and Moving -- Changing Boundaries -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Using Direct Editing Tools -- Using Move Face -- Using Delete Face -- Using the Freeform Feature -- Using Flex -- Using Deform -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Managing Bodies -- Organizing Bodies -- Visualizing Bodies -- Combining and Moving Bodies -- Deleting Bodies -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 14: Evaluating Geometry -- Using Model Quality Evaluation Methods -- Using Shape and Continuity Evaluation Methods -- Using Plastics and Machining Evaluation Methods -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Part IV: Using Specialized Techniques -- Chapter 15: Modeling a Ladle -- Getting Started with a Complex Model -- Modeling from the Available Data -- Tidying Up the Loose Ends -- Summary -- Chapter 16: Modeling a Trowel -- Modeling the Handle -- Modeling the Scoop -- Summary -- Chapter 17: Modeling Blends -- Tinkering with the Solid -- Modeling a Stool Concept -- Patching Bad Geometry -- Summary -- Chapter 18: Modeling a Plastic Bottle -- Laying Out the Task -- Building the Model -- Creating a Thread -- Checking the Volume -- Summary -- Chapter 19: Modeling Decorative Features -- Modeling an Egg-and-Dart Pattern -- Modeling a Woven Pattern -- Modeling a Flower-Trumpet Finial -- Modeling a Fleur-de-Lis Decorative Piece -- Modeling a Scroll -- Modeling a Botanical Shape -- Summary -- Chapter 20: Modeling Overmolded Geometry -- Understanding the Overmold Process -- Modeling a Toothbrush -- Summary.
Chapter 21: Working from Digitized Data -- Creating an Orange Juice Bottle -- Creating a Cast Iron Skillet Handle -- Summary -- Chater 22: Using Master Model Techniques -- Understanding Master Model Tools -- Differentiating Multi-body Parts and Assemblies -- Using Push Type Master Model Tools -- Using Pull Type Master Model Tools -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 23: Post-Processing Data -- Presenting Ideas with PhotoWorks -- Communicating with eDrawings -- Using 3D Instant Website -- Using PowerPoint as a Communication Tool -- Rapid Prototyping -- What about Fully Dimensioned Prints? -- Summary -- Index.
Abstract:
If you want to gain proficiency and expertise with SolidWorks surface modeling, this is the resource for you. You'll learn how to apply concepts, utilize tools, and combine techniques and strategies in hands-on tutorials. This Bible covers the range from sketching splines and shelling to modeling blends and decorative features. Complete with professional tips and real-world examples, this inclusive guide enables you to coax more out of SolidWorks surfacing tools.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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