You can intersect solids, surfaces, and planes to modify existing geometry, or to create new geometry with the Intersect tool. For example, you can add open surface geometry to a solid, remove material from a model, or you can create geometry from an enclosed cavity.

The 2013 release of SOLIDWORKS brought a new tool to the list of feature commands – the Intersect Tool. This video will explain the basic concept of this too...

2017年7月3日 · If you’re asking yourself whether you should be using the Intersect Tool or the Combine Tool in SOLIDWORKS, this video is for you! Join TriMech Application Engineer, Steve Schaeffer, as he...

The Intersect tool can be used to modify existing geometry or create new geometry based on surfaces, solids, and planes that intersect each other. One example of using the tool is forming a solid body with another surface body using the "Create intersecting regions" option.

You can intersect and merge surfaces, planes, or solid bodies in a part with the Intersect tool. For example, you can add details to a body by merging it with a coincident open surface. You can also split a body by intersecting it with a plane.

2013年5月28日 · SolidWorks 2013’s new and powerful tool Intersect enables you to perform complex operations to quickly combine surfaces, planes and solid bodies without the need for multiple cut, trim, fill and knit features.

2024年5月7日 · SOLIDWORKS provides several Boolean operation tools, but the Intersect command’s options make it versatile due to its ability to incorporate solids, surfaces, and planes. Discover how to use the Intersect command to cut a solid body with a surface body and split a solid with a plane.

2024年12月6日 · This guide will walk you through using this tool to create intricate and precise models.

You can intersect and merge surfaces, planes, or solid bodies in a part with the Intersect tool. For example, you can add details to a body by merging it with a coincident open surface. You can also split a body by intersecting it with a plane.

2024年7月8日 · Combine and Intersect are two incredibly useful commands for multibody design in SOLIDWORKS. The Combine command allows bodies to be added, subtracted, or have their common volume found. These are sometimes referred to as …