Aircraft Propeller Blade - Solidworks 3D modeling (No Talking)

What’s up guys! Every now and then we have to model some parts whose profile changes in size and direction (and even rotation) along a path, but a regular Extrusion or Sweep commands are not enough to take care of the job. That's when the Loft command comes in handy! We find a lot of examples of such complex parts in Aeronautics, and in this video I show the whole process for modeling an Aircraft Propeller Blade in Solidworks. This is not a sped-up video and I'm not explaining the modeling process, but I had my mouse cursor highlighted and keyboard entries showing in a blue rectangle in the bottom left corner of the screen so it is easy for you to follow along if you want to - it may be a good help for you to learn Solidworks. By the way, if you want to try make it all by yourself, I made the engineering drawing of this Propeller Blade available to download at: https://engtferrari.wordpress.com/por.... If you like this type of content you may also enjoy watching this 3D Modeling Time-Lapse playlist:    • 3D modeling Time-Lapse   Do you have questions or suggestions? Please let me know in the comments section below, and don’t forget to subscribe and share it with someone else you think may enjoy it, and hit the bell button to get notified whenever a new video comes out. Now, if you don´t want to know anything else about engineering, please DO NOT CLICK this link: https://bit.ly/3G95Mck If you want to know more about my work, here are the links to my social network:   / en     / engthiagoferrari   My site: https://engtferrari.wordpress.com Thank you! #LearnSolidworks #Solidworks #AircraftPropellerBlade #mechanicalengineering #3dmodeling Video Chapters: 00:00:00 Intro: Solidworks 3D Modeling (No Talking) - Aircraft Propeller Blade 00:00:31 Project Presentation 00:00:41 Setting up the section planes 00:04:48 Modeling the blade root 00:09:15 Sketching the blade sections 00:57:16 Creating Derived Sketches on the section planes 01:02:27 Using the Loft command to make the propeller blade 01:06:48 Sketch and Revolved Cut to make the blade plug hole 01:11:44 Final Considerations