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eBook #1 | SolidWorks Yacht Tutorial
Hi, my name is Jan-Willem Zuyderduyn and I’m living in the Netherlands. I am a Lead Product Designer and
founder of LearnSolidWorks.com.
Since 2009 I help SolidWorkers to improve their SolidWorks modeling skills by developing practical, step-by-step
SolidWorks tutorials. Over the last decade, I have attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors to my website. I
am the author of 9 SOLIDWORKS eBooks (50.000+ downloads) and 3 premium SolidWorks tutorial packages.
Today I want to present you eBook #1 of my SolidWorks Yacht tutorial. In this practical tutorial package I
will show you exactly how to model the exterior of an amazing Sunseeker Predator 108 yacht in SolidWorks.
Despite the fact that it’s a sophisticated model, it doesn’t need to be too difficult with the instructions of this
tutorial. Today I will show you how to model part #1 of your yacht in SolidWorks.
In this free eBook, you will discover how to model the propeller of your yacht in SolidWorks. Your yacht has 3 of
them but I’ll show you just one. 😉😉
Happy modeling!
Best regards,
Jan-Willem Zuyderduyn
The goal of this tutorial package is to learn SolidWorks in an efficient and practical way,
not to build a real yacht. With that being said, let’s start!
Open SolidWorks
Click on the Normal To option to rotate and zoom the model to normal to the selected Plane.
Draw the three straight lines as shown in the picture. The 350mm line should be placed on the middle axis of the Right Plane.
Add a tangency relation on the transition between the horizontal line and the spline
Select the horizontal line, hold down the Control key and select the spline. Click on the Tangency icon
in the Add Relations bar to add a tangency relation between the line and the spline.
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Revolve or click on the revolve icon
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Reference Geometry > Plane or click on the New Plane icon
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Loft or click on the Loft icon
Make sure that the green balls are both in the same rectangle
corner as shown in the picture and blue circle details
If not, click and drag one ball to the another corner of the rectangle
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round or click on the Fillet icon
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Cut > Extrude or click on the Extruded Cut icon
Change to 210 mm
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round or click on the fillet icon
Click OK
Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round or click on the fillet icon
Click OK
Number of instances :6
Click OK
Click OK
To thank you for reading this eBook I would like to reward you with a €25 discount coupon on the full SolidWorks Yacht tutorial!
Just enter the following coupon code on the order form for a €25 discount: LSW-25
Click here to enroll in the full SolidWorks Yacht tutorial for a discounted price.
Best wishes,
Jan-Willem Zuyderduyn