Hello I would like to know how to make backpacks or handbags on solidworks
thank you for your help
On solidworks any shape is feasible
for + flexibility via the log
It is better to go via the surface
although SW is originally designed for volume
after X try I was able to make parts in surface impossible to do in volume
Just work with splines
and the different surface tool and then fill or thicken
Show us models of what you want to do
or you block with file and screenshot to support it
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THE 2 images are only a very small part of the work that awaits me
how to proceed thank you
See this link among others
http://www.paulloury.com/avenao/sac-sport.gif
made a first try via a model
Starts modeling a simple bag
after tell us where you block
under which SW do you work
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Hello
From my point of view, Solidworks is not at all suitable for making this type of object.
It would be better to use Rhino3D or Zbrush or more expensive MODO 901
This software is more intuitive to model and in addition the transition to photo-realistic images are better integrated.
Otherwise you're going to spend a lot of time and you want to change your model for a while, be a little bit, you're going to lose your hair.
solidworks makes solid objects, so it's not MouWorks or SoftWorks :-)
Kind regards
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@ Zozo
it's true that via your logs it's + simple to model
The only problem is not parametric logs
so ok for the modeling
but not for manufacturing
To know what the poster of the question is asking
Why model these models?
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I use SW2013
Hello
Agree with @Zozo, under Solidworks it's going to be a hassle to show all the folds for the seams as well as for the handles of the first bag but if it's just a 2D visual, there may not be a need to show them all. Only @kante91cv can tell us.
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Hello
I would like to know if it is possible to have the complete tutorial from A to Z
http://www.paulloury.com/avenao/sac-sport.gif
THANK YOU