Hello! I would like to model on solidworks in a single surface the seat and backrest of this chair but I don't know where to start at all and I get a little lost in the projected curves! Could someone help me?
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Hello
Would you like to make the foundation of this chain in one piece? I would first do where or half of where you sit with the small part that falls for the legs, then it looks like the angle is identical on the contour. I would create a plan at its beginning near the foot then draw the sketch with the angle and make a sweep following the edge and remove the material to have the 1/2 chair to symmetrical to finish.
Hello
You have the front view and the side view.
You insert your image on the front plane (Sketch Image), you trace the outline with a spline.
You create a plane perpendicular to the middle of your room, you insert your image from the side and you trace the outline.
You create a projected curve between these two sketches,
You close in the middle and you make a border surface that allows you to adjust the start (normal to the profile).
You symmetrize the surface body and you sew the two surfaces.
Attached is an example made in a hurry in 2016.
Otherwise, you have plenty of examples on youtube, you type: BluePrint and SolidWorks on youtube
Good luck
Mick
Part1.SLDPRT
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Thank you very much for your advice!
The projected curve works well, now the only problem is that when I want to create the surface I can't dig the seat as I would like to... How do I make it look the same as in the photo? (attached is the file where I am blocked)
plastic_chair_surfacique.sldprt