Create spring

1. Click New (File>New) , click Part , OK .

2. Click Option (Tools>Option…) , select Document Properties tab. Select Units , under Unit System select IPS (inch, pound, second) OK.

3. Select Top Plane , from lower left menu select Normal To.

4. Click Sketch in Command Manager, click Circle . As you can see on upper right corner sketch icon appear indicate that you’re on sketch mode.

5. Pick Origin point as starting point, drag to right hand side no need to be exact the size will define in later step. Press keyboard ESC to end circle sketch.

Note: There is two type line generated by in sketching, the one with black line and blue line. Black line is line that fully defined and blue line is under defined..

6. Define sketch with dimension. Click Smart Dimension , and start dimensioning pick circle edge and set to 0.50in . Press keyboard ESC to end smart dimension.

7. Change display to Isometric view.

8. Insert coil, Click Insert>Curve>Helix/Spiral .

9. Press F to zoom fit, set Parameters Constant Pitch , Pitch 0.10in Revolutions 4 , Start angle 0.0deg and .

10. Click to Right Plane , click Normal To .

11. Click Sketch , click Circle . Sketch circle at start point, then click Smart dimension set circle diameter to 0.05in .

12. Click exit sketch. Click Features and activate features menu. Click Swept Boss/Base and set Profile to Sketch2 by click on circle sketch and set Path by click helix path and .

13. Change display to Isometric view.

14. Press F to zoom fit.

Done. Pat yourself on back.






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15 Responses to “Create spring”

  1. austka

    thanks!

  2. Con Borg

    I love the tutorial,
    Thanks so much.
    I was just wondering how to put threads on a stud. I am using solidworks 2004

  3. Arun Prasad

    Lovely Tutorials…..

  4. ddksilva

    Thank u very much for this tutorial.

  5. Murat Özcan Demirkol

    thank you very much for tutors.

  6. Angelo

    hey thanks a lot
    my solidworks’ tutorials are not Okay
    I really don’t know what is happening with them..
    And I have just started to learn the solidworks aplication
    thanks!!

  7. jignesh

    how to make a thread on the shaft

  8. Zack

    Hi Janesh, you can view example tutorials here;
    http://www.solidworkstutorials.com/2008/10/tutorial-5-create-12-hex-bolt/

  9. khin thu zar myint

    Hi ,
    Thanks you very much for your tutorials.And then I want to learn many tutorials.

  10. Edmond

    Tnx very much. It”s educational!

  11. Coco

    Hi,
    Thanks for this, I was wondering if anyone could help me with making an animation of a spring with different sized balls falling out of the coils as the spring is extended. I’m a newbie in solidworks and would really appreciate any help.
    Thanks

  12. Basu

    Thanks a lot

  13. ryu_kyo

    hi,
    try this macro….http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/macros/macro.aspx?id=5393#. it’s a very useful macro to create a spring.

  14. student

    I LOVE YOU

  15. alikhamoosh

    Hi
    I admire ur designe………How i can designe same u?

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