SolidWorks 2014 Tutorial 30: Inserting Planes Video Lecture | SolidWorks: Essential Training (All Commands included) - IT & Software

the previous tutorial we created this
part with the sweat boss but what you
need are different thicknesses around
this web path for example you need that
thread has to be bigger than the rest of
the parts so you can make different type
of sweating or lifting with this feature
developed a boss so for creating lofted
boss we need to have different different
sketches on different planes so that we
can be able to insert or look between
them for example you can imagine this
part this sketch is from that plane and
that edge my different plane and that is
a different plane so that means we need
to insert planes so in this story are we
going to talk about inserting planes
start a new part and here you have the
reference geometry icon if you expand
you have plane so let's try to make four
planes or lift to the top or front plane
select the front plane plane so now you
have this menu so this are the reference
to create your planes
you will be able to use them in the
future we also create parts and so on so
you'll be able to have the front type of
planes either to make perpendicular the
plane or parallel or consider I want to
make parallel and make a distance of the
limiter and if you click flip you're
changing reversing the direction and
number of planes we want we can insert
four so you have four
with different plan and if you want if
you are other parts or references you
can select them to ensure the the
orientation you wanted to you part so
when you are done click OK so now we
created disciplines and ready to start
sketching on them exactly as inserting
on front plane and so on so here you
notice these planes the created planes
they having the same icon Mike Lee
explains so in the parallel we start
learning sketching on the original plans
and then we learned how to sketch on the
parts or surfaces flat surface on the
parts now the third case of stub sketch
is on inserted planes so that we will
show you in the next tutorial and half
example of the octave plus