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1 Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 1
2 A step by step SolidWorks Tutorial Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 2
3 About the Author Hi, my name is Jan-Willem Zuyderduyn but most people call me Jan. I am the founder and owner of LearnSolidWorks.com. I ve been working since 1999 with 3D CAD software. It took me many years to learn everything about SolidWorks. I am currently working as a Lead Product Designer for a Dutch design studio. I have been asked many times how to model and render products using SolidWorks. The last few years I ve developed many videos, ebooks, tutorials and entire trainings about SolidWorks. One of them is the Product Design Formula. In this video training course I will take you by the hand and show you exactly how to hand sketch a Chopper, how to model this Chopper in SolidWorks and how to render this chopper in PhotoView 360 or SolidWorks Visualize. Click here for more information about the Product Design Formula. My goal is to help as many SolidWorkers as possible. That s why I ve also created the SolidWorks blog and the SolidWorks Yacht tutorial. In the SolidWorks Yacht tutorial you will discover how to model an incredible superyacht in SolidWorks. Because if you can model such a complex product like a yacht in SolidWorks, you can model almost anything you want. Click here to download ebook #1 of the SolidWorks Yacht course for free. Feel free to share this ebook with your colleagues and friends. Happy modeling! Jan P.S. I would appreciate if you like my LearnSolidWorks Facebook page and become a fan! Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 3
4 How to Model a Rietveld Chair in SolidWorks? Today I will show you how to model the famous Rietveld Chair in SolidWorks. Gerrit Thomas Rietveld was one of the most outstanding furniture designers of the Netherlands. One of his most famous designs is the Red and Blue Chair. I thought it would be nice to write a SolidWorks tutorial about this chair. In this tutorial you will learn how to use the following functions: 2D sketch Extruded Boss/Base Thin Extrude Multi-directed Extrude Mirror Chamfer When the model is finished I will show you four different ways to add a color to your part. Render of the final Rietveld Chair in PhotoView360 Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 4
5 Open a new part with model units set to millimeters Go to: File > New > Part Create a 2D sketch Select the Right Plane in the feature tree (menu at the left side) and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon The display changes so the Right plane faces you. Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 5
6 Create a straight line Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Line or click at the Line icon Draw a diagonal line that starts at the origin. Change the length of the line into 900 mm by clicking at the dimension button Add a Smart Dimension of 63 degrees to the line by clicking on the diagonal line and clicking on the horizontal plane as shown in the picture. Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 6
7 Create an Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the diagonal line Change into 179 mm Enable the Thin Feature option Change into 15 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed upward and forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 7
8 Create another 2D sketch Select the Right Plane and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Create a diagonal Line Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Line or click at the Line icon Create a diagonal line as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the line by clicking at the dimension button Click at the Sketch button in the upper right corner close the 2D Sketch Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 8
9 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the diagonal line Change into 210 mm Enable the Thin Feature option Change into 15 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed upward and forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 9
10 Create a Chamfer Go to: Insert > Features >Chamfer or click at the Chamfer icon Select the light blue edge as shown in the picture Select the Distance to distance option Change Change into 460 mm into 25 mm Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 10
11 Create another 2D sketch Select the Right Plane and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Create five fully defined squares Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Center Rectangle or click at the Center Rectangle icon Create the five squares as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the squares by clicking at the dimension button Click at the Sketch button in the upper right corner close the 2D Sketch Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 11
12 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the diagonal line Change into 300 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 12
13 Create another 2D sketch Select the blue surface and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Corner Rectangle or click at the Corner Rectangle icon Create the rectangle as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the rectangle by clicking at the dimension button Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 13
14 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the rectangle Change into 30 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 14
15 Create another 2D sketch Select the blue surface and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Corner Rectangle or click at the Corner Rectangle icon Create the rectangle as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the rectangle by clicking at the dimension button Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 15
16 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the rectangle Change into 30 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 16
17 Create another 2D sketch Select the blue surface and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Corner Rectangle or click at the Corner Rectangle icon Create the rectangle as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the rectangle by clicking at the dimension button Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 17
18 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the rectangle Change into 484 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 18
19 Create another 2D sketch Select the blue surface and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Corner Rectangle or click at the Corner Rectangle icon Create the rectangle as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the rectangle by clicking at the dimension button Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 19
20 Create another Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the rectangle Change into 430 mm Make sure that the extrusion is directed forward as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 20
21 Create another 2D sketch Select the blue surface and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Go to Tools > Sketch Entities > Corner Rectangle or click at the Corner Rectangle icon Create the rectangle as shown in the picture. Change the length and position of the rectangle by clicking at the dimension button Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 21
22 Create a multi-direction Extruded Boss/Base Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude or click at the Extrude icon Select the rectangle Change into 655 mm Enable the Direction 2 option Change into 35 mm Make sure that the extrusions are directed as shown in the picture. If the direction is wrong, change it with the Reverse Direction button. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 22
23 Mirror and merge the chair Go to: Insert > Pattern/Mirror > Mirror Mirror Face/Plane : Right Plane Select the Bodies to Mirror option Select the Merge solids option Bodies to Mirror : Select the blue bodies you want to mirror. Note: the Mirror and Merge option is only available for half parts as shown in the picture. Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 23
24 Mirror the remaining body Go to: Insert > Pattern/Mirror > Mirror Mirror Face/Plane : Right Plane Select the Bodies to Mirror option Bodies to Mirror Merge Solids option : Select the remaining body as shown in the picture. Uncheck the Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 24
25 Change the colors of the chair Select a face of the chair and click at the Appearances button A small menu bar pops up as shown in the picture There are four ways to add colors to your part. Surface color Provide one- or multiple specific surfaces with a color by clicking at the Face option Feature color Provide one- or multiple specific features with a color by clicking at the Feature name option Body color Provide one or multiple specific bodies with a color by clicking at the Body option Part color Provide a complete part with a color by clicking at the Part Name option The color of a single face is leading above the feature color, the features color is leading above the body color and so on. We will try to use all the different ways to add a color to this chair. Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 25
26 Change the Part color Select an arbitrary face of the chair Click at the Appearances button Click at the Part name Change the color into dark grey or black Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 26
27 Change a Body color Select an arbitrary face of the back Click at the Appearances button Click at the Body option Change the color into red Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 27
28 Change a Feature color Select the top and one side face of the seat (Extrude-Thin2 and Chamfer1 in the feature tree) Click at the Appearances button Click at the Features option Change the color into blue Click OK (Because the seat is one single body you can also use the Body option) Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 28
29 Change a Face color Select all the ends of the black beams as shown in the picture Click at the Appearances button Click at the Face option Change the color into yellow Click OK Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 29
30 Congratulations, you just finished your own Rietveld Chair! Well, that s all for now. I hope you learned something from this tutorial. Most people who are serious about improving their modeling skills take a look at my SolidWorks Yacht course. In this course I will show you exactly how to model an amazing 108 ft. yacht in SolidWorks to make you a SolidWorks Pro in the shortest possible time. This step for step training course literally takes you by the hand and walks you step by step into becoming a SolidWorks Pro fast. If this sounds good to you, simply click this link to download ebook #1 for free. Talk soon, Jan Copyright by J.W. Zuyderduyn Page 30
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