SOLIDWORKS: Gulfstream G550

Name: SOLIDWORKS: Gulfstream G550
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SOLIDWORKS: Learn to master basic surface modelling techniques

Created byUsman khan

Last updated 6/2021

English

What you'll learn

Basic surface modelling techniques on a Gulfstream G550

Course content

13 sections • 48 lectures • 4h 42m total length

Introduction1:37

p14:40
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.
p23:18
p33:56
p49:05
p55:20
p64:09
p74:11
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.
p86:23
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.

p15:44
I use a feature called split line which is used to map the sketched design into the surface. I then use the delete face command to delete the desired surface mapped by the use of split line
p24:40
In the end, I used a new command called Fill Surface. By the name it is used to fill a surface.Using this feature can be tricky and sometimes doesn't work.
p36:17
As you notice the Fill surface command wasn't working so I had to use boundary surface to complete the remaining design.
p44:54

Inner wing section6:56
Outer wing section4:27
Wing guide curves7:26
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.
Completing the wing design P11:18
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.
Completing the wing design P23:38
Wing tip design9:36
Wing tip adjusting6:59

Requirements

You must have a Solidworks Software to proceed. I’d say 2014 or newer will work.
Basic knowledge of Solidworks is required such as knowledge of Planes,extrusions,loft/boundary,mirror,spline,split line etc.

Description

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The course offers tutorial on G550 Gulfstream. This course is designed for those who always wondered how 3D modelling is done through SolidWorks. If you have an incoming project/assignment or just want to know it as a hobby might be the best chance for you to understand how 3D modelling is done.

Lectures are explained with an easy approach to make sure no one gets confused in its process of making. A detailed course with step by step following. Each section is recorded in parts so its easy to understand. Take your time and don't rush.

Learning surface modelling can be challenging but I made sure all the steps involved in making are slow and steady. So you can grasp knowledge of what is being done. This course is designed for those who want to know about basic surface modelling techniques involved in making aircraft.

This course is put very well and made sure it matches the actual G550 Gulfstream design. Lectures are explained with an easy approach to make sure no one gets lost in the process of making.

This course is not a shortcut to become the best 3D modeler. We are following a learn-by-doing approach for you to truly master all the skills needed to become a 3D modeler. You will get confidence and use SolidWorks to design/draft your next innovation.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who is interested in learning about surface modelling

SOLIDWORKS: Gulfstream G550

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 2min

Gathering Blueprints4 lectures • 16min

Nose design5 lectures • 18min

Fuselage design8 lectures • 41min

Side belly design4 lectures • 22min

Wing design7 lectures • 40min

Engine design5 lectures • 41min

Engine Mount2 lectures • 22min

Fin design2 lectures • 14min

Vertical stabilizer1 lecture • 8min

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