Honorable Member,
I need help urgent. Please Guide me
1-9UON8YX wrote:
But I know how to run a solidwork.
I recommend using the imported geometry only as reference and remodel from scratch in SolidWorks.
Feature Recognition.
Or Direct Edit.
There are lots of ways to "modify" an import model.
1-89Y1S4P wrote:
Feature Recognition.
Or Direct Edit.
There are lots of ways to "modify" an import model.
I took a look at the file - the geometry is of such poor quality that I would use only for reference.
This is a simple bottle with many fancies therefore there is no challenge in remodel from scratch.
Yes sir,
I don't know its diagram
I have to work here, he says change it or make a CNC program it.
As long as SWX is concern there is no diagram only sketches. You have a model in hand therefore remodeling from scratch is not an issue.
Frederick Law wrote:
Feature Recognition.
Or Direct Edit.
There are lots of ways to "modify" an import model.
Feature Recognition will not convert all features and some that it does will not be correctly converted.
You will often spend more time to make fixes/edits then it would take to create a new - properly constructed part.
Feature Recognition does have uses but it has never worked as well as it should.
I have used it many times when I needed something quick that was better than a dumb solid but eventually I rebuild most parts "Properly" when I get a chance.
1-5N2K8J6 wrote:
This is a simple bottle with many fancies therefore there is no challenge in remodel from scratch.
From my perspective - this would be very very complex geometry for a beginner to model (correctly).
If you tell I will accept it.
But I know how to run a solidwork.
Honorable Members,
He said he knows how to model it in solidworks.
Hello Manufacturer,
Please take my rough dumb solid model with tons of undercuts and non filleted impossible to machine features and quickly make a machined blow mold! Thanks
Honorable Customer
1-61QB4EP wrote:
But I know how to run a solidwork.
Honorable Members,
He said he knows how to model it in solidworks.
Eight days Make that two months and 8 days ago (I am lost in social distancing) he said he was new to this program.
I suspect this is a language barrier where the translation resulted in the dropping of the words "do not" from the sentence.
Brian Graves wrote:
But I know how to run a solidwork.
But I know how to run away, SolidWorks.
Sorry. You're right.
I am a presumptuous Dishonorable Member.
Do not argue with the Professor.
Didn't know that! Cool
He looks like Kindergarten Cop
Ok now you're in trouble .....
No i'm not a student
I have to work in the workplace.
This job is currently being tested.
They used to make bottle caps before me.
Now they want to make some changes in this bottle by making it from somewhere else.
But I failed.
..is there pizza and beer money for this challenge?
Thanks Paul Salvador,
I consider every member as my teacher. I have learned from you.
But there is no money for beer and pizza.
If you want and if you are happy, you can upload this file.
Because I wrote in the question that hurry.
If I can't deliver the file by ten o'clock AM.
Then it will be of no use for me to ask for help.
server time is 11:46 PM and my country time is 8:46 AM
please upload file
thanks again.
Eight days Make that two months and 8 days ago (I am lost in social distancing) he said he was new to this program.
I suspect this is a language barrier where the translation resulted in the dropping of the words "do not" from the sentence.
Yes, I know what I said.
But with you Members, I learned it.
But whenever I have a problem, I come to your members.
I will always be grateful Mr. Maha Nadarasa , Mr. Krzysztof Szpakowski and all members.
..look for the zip above... good luck!
Thanks Paul Salvador and respectable Members,
I will go workplace and see here file.
I have a doubt whether this file will open in Solidworks 2018.
Thanks again Paul Salvador and respectable Members,
I'm going to work.
Very soon I will hear the good news for you all members.
Can't be done. You have a STEP file. It's a dumb solid (or maybe even just surfaces, since it's coming from Powershape).