And let me just add this. It doesn't hurt to ask questions. These guys in here might have 6 ways to get the job done but, most of the time you find something that works for you from among all the ways mentioned. Yes. But most often the way which allows to make simplest corrections later is the best...

Here is an example of what I was tlaking about above. image.png I made the bulb shape as a revolve and then shelled it, then created a base below and extruded it up to the body if you do the entire thing as a solid then shell you end up like this image.png sometimes order of how you do things is cr...

Well, you can do it with offset surfaces, some trims, maybe a thicken and a reasonable intuition for how the software and CAD processes work. It doesn't matter how many surfaces there are. 20 is not a lot, in case you were thinking that. In real life dimensions for product kinda changes: it is not ...

probably want to use Top Down Assembly Modeling for this. meaning you create the new part in the assembly environment. As for shelling you may have to shell earlier and then and new features for details the the new part. go here and watch some of Marks vids, may point you in the right direction: ht...

You might have to do it in pieces. For instance, if the tear drop shape is symmetrical model that as a full shape and shell it, then add back in the bottom neck piece and internal structure image.png thanks a lot, that is probably the way I will go. That part marked in orange can be removed with si...

I'm not 100% sure I understand what you are trying to do, but would a set of offset surfaces get you started? Probably yes. But there are like ~20 surfaces. What I need to do: I need to make a "bottle" from this of specified thickness - 6mm in my case. The walls of the "bottle" ...

Hello all, I am a very very beginner in SW, and I have an object, which has hollow part in it, where I want to create shell in there. And save that shell as another body. And the object looks like an inside of the jar, but has some sharp edges inside and many faces inside. So, what is the way to do ...