SOLIDWORKS: Gulfstream G550

Explore creating complex surfaces in SolidWorks Gulfstream G550 by using surfaces from geometry, offsetting references, drawing lines, setting center-to-center dimensions, and building a boundary surface to join sections.

This video shows building a boundary surface by joining lines, selecting sketch 11, and using guide curves top and bottom, then going to the top view to see how it looks and whether it matches the design.

Place a center point on line, form a spline between points, and add an arc; use toplane and guide curves to validate the surface and hide the sketch for comparison.

Design the fuselage by establishing the front plane, drawing vertical and horizontal guide lines, and using ellipse and boundary surface techniques to shape the final form.

Use the spline feature to create guide cards by placing points on lines, finish the points and lines, then adjust with total control to curve the top and bottom.

Create planes and sketches on the line, place a spline with adjusted points, and generate a boundary surface to review the Gulfstream G550 model from the front.

Design a gulfstream g550 fuselage by offsetting the front plane, converting entities for dimension copying, and building sketches with lines and ellipses, then create a boundary surface with guide curves.

Design and refine a fuselage section by creating multiple planes, reference lines, and centerpoints, then sketch lines and ellipses to align features in SolidWorks.

Work on the upper and lower curves using a spline line, reshaping to match the fuselage, adjusting arc size, and adding boundary surfaces and guides to verify side guards.

Explore the 3-D sketch option in SolidWorks, placing points to form lines and splines. Build a boundary surface, work with the grid, and check for irregularities, often without planes.

Develop a fuselage side concept by sketching center points and connecting lines, build a boundary surface, and mirror the design to the opposite side for symmetry using solidworks.

Design the Gulfstream G550 inner wing section in SolidWorks by building lines, splines, and reference planes, then sketch and extrude the surface and align with the front-view blueprint.

In this SolidWorks Gulfstream G550 lecture, build the outer wing section by sketching leading-to-trailing edge lines, creating spline geometry, and applying a boundary surface, with iterative adjustments.

Adjust the wing sketch to cover the front view, then build guide curves using to plane and reference planes, reshaping sketches and aligning splines to complete the wing geometry.

Explore completing the wing design by applying a surface boundaryless type one, then a boundary surface, aligning screen points, and confirming the blueprint matches perfectly.

Make adjustments in the top plane, update the final sketch, and refine the wing section with the guide to ensure the overall wing design looks correct in SolidWorks.

Learn to design the aircraft engine cover in SOLIDWORKS by creating sketches, defining reference planes, and using axis of revolution and revolved surface features to shape and refine the model.

Apply SolidWorks' Shared Feature to sketch engine blades and the rotor, adjust hole parameters, thickness, and outside-edge curvature to resemble the aircraft engine design.

Sketch the spinner first, then the blades for the Gulfstream G550 engine, using a reference image and plane 14 to guide the sketch and adjust as needed.

Design the Gulfstream G550 engine spinner blades by creating planes, sketching curves with splines, and using a boundary surface. Array blades with linear and circular patterns and adjust height.

Join the engine and aircraft using the engine mount in SolidWorks, sketching slanted lines and airfoil profiles, then create extruded surfaces and thickness within the fuselage.

Sketch the aircraft's supply line, connect using spline and straight lines to match the blueprint, then create an extruded boss with a chosen depth and refine for smoothness.