Since we’re on the topic of fillets with our fretboard, we’ll look at some different ways of approaching these pesky guys.
Welcome back to the Classical Guitar Series kiddos! In this video we’ll start to see the physical form of our guitar come together based on the sketches we’ve been building. This is the first in a series of four fretboard videos in which we’ll be going over some common problems as well as some shortcuts.
Well it’s been a good run with this series kids. I’m going to wrap it up with some last-minute strategies and advice before setting you off to go play!
We’ve made quite a bit of progress with our model here! In this video, we’ll be adding the final details to our surface we’ve been modeling.
In this video we’ll continue with our curves from the last video and take a look at the advantages of reusing the same data over and over again.
In this video, we’ll take a look at good practices for working with absorbed sketches in SolidWorks. Fortunately, we have a good work-around strategy. Let’s take a look!
Working with surfaces and solids are necessary for working efficiently in SolidWorks. In this video we’ll look further into working with these two.
So far we’ve been looking at surfaces in SolidWorks. In this video we’ll be diving a little deeper into developing solids. Working with physical volume means that our object can physically exist in the real world. Let’s add some thickness to those surfaces!
As you know by now, the feature tree can get pretty long pretty fast. In this video we’ll take a look at managing and flattening the SolidWorks feature tree. Additionally, we’ll take a look at working with imported, feature-less geometry.
Phew! Now that we have a solid feature to work with, it’s time to start adding some details to this bad boy. In this video, we’ll be adding a little bit of complexity to our form we created.
We’re going to take a couple steps back to talk about features in SolidWorks folks. Starting with a rectangle, we’re going to build up some basic geometry and run through the features tab to explore what these tools mean. Grab a soda and get comfy!
Similar to how we spent some time in the last two videos looking at our program settings, we’re going to take a look at our document settings and ensure that we have everything ready for the best quality results during and after our modeling process.
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