Solidworks plan to be carried out

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Hello, I'm a beginner on solidworks and I have a part to make... Could someone do this for me if I provide the 2D plan?

 

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If the room is not too complicated, I can do this for you between 12:00-13:00

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Hello

The best thing to do is to try and tell us at what level you are blocking, it's the best method to progress!

Join us your 2D, we can give you advice.

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no problem, you just need to have the right refs

2 D plan, photo, dimension etc.

The best as said before is to post all the elements

 

to find out what it is

@+ ;-))

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Here is the piece.


plan.zip
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Indeed, if you are a beginner on SW, this is not the easiest start! :/

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but as they say

Give a man a poison, he will eat one day, teach him to fish, he will eat himself and his family all his life

@+ ;-))

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You're right but here the piece seems quite complex for a beginner! And I only use solidworks very very rarely...

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Is it well paid? :p

 

well I'm going out....

 

But Gt22 is right, we are not here to do the work of others, just to help them evolve in CAD. That's the best way to learn.

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Hello

There are sites or software that convert PDFs to DWG, free or trial version, for example:

Software:

http://www.clubic.com/telecharger-fiche211278-overcad-pdf-to-dwg.html

http://www.autodwg.com/pdf-to-dwg-converter/

Sites: 

http://dwg.autodwg.com/

http://www.convertpdftoautocad.com/

 

Then, you can import these DWGs into SolidWorks and directly use them in sketches (the design is faster in this case), see this link:

http://help.solidworks.com/2014/french/SolidWorks/slddxf/t_importingdxfdwg.htm

 

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after x check on your part

via reading your PDFs

You have to spend some time on it to do something correct

what version do you have of Solidworks

already trying to do something

and if you get stuck somewhere we can help you

@+ ;-))

 

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I have solidworks standard 2010 I think. I've already tried to make the piece (approximately)... The most complicated thing is to make the inside of it... I spent hours but without success 

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Show us screenshots of your worries and we'll answer

faster than you think

and you will have all the solitions you wanted

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if you managed to do your entire exterior piece and it's just the interior that bothers you

so your interior is full

had to create another room full of this interior 

that you insert into your room

and with a Boolean function

you create your imprint on the base part (like a mold)

@+ ;-))

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ok I don't know this function but I'll try

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gt22 said "Give a man a poison, he will eat one day, teach him to fish, he will eat himself and his family all his life"

Does he eat his family? Sinners are all cannibals? I would no longer look at them in the same way :(

;-)

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Hello everyone, indeed! A molded part with drafts etc... is not necessarily  the easiest way to start!

Stupid question: These plans are from Solid-Egde. Isn't there a way to recover the native 3d simply?

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these plans are 2D software and not solid-edge

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Here's what I managed to do but I struggled... and the odds are approximate. I still have the interior to do and that's not won!


fk6216-bsu.jpg
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Either!

It's suspicious but good.

To have an experience of several years on this software I still find that it is really very similar. Well, if you say so...

Personally, I would make your piece in two steps, the first on the right of the C-C cutting plane, then the second on the left.