Hi,
I am quite new to Solidworks and in a process of getting deeper knowledge of the 3D CAD Tool. I am familiar with Autodesk Inventor and been using it for 9 yrs now and quite familiar with the approach on how to do a 3D model.
Now, that I am in a getting to know knowledge with Solidworks. I do have a question, I wanted to do a 3D Model of the Bomber Cage using Solidworks. What wold be the approach that you will do? Is it by the use of Weldment or Swepth?
In inventor I can do this much faster using the Framework Generator. Create few 2D sketch and convert it to 3D sketch as my main guide for create the Framework.
I am attaching an image of the said Bomber Cage and hope that I could get a better pointers on how this can be achieve in Solidworks.
Thank you and appreciate any feedbacks.
Wehlee
I assume you have all the dimensions for this? If so, I would probably attempt to do it as a 3D sketch. If you try to do 2D and convert then to 3D, you will need to create planes to put your 2D sketches on. I would also do it as a weldment; more tools for trimming the tubes.
Let the fun begin!!!!