Solidworks Loft Basics - Design an Aircraft Nosecone (CAD Tutorial for Beginners! - B737 & F-22) @VDEngineering
Solidworks Loft Basics - Design an Aircraft Nosecone (CAD Tutorial for Beginners! - B737 & F-22)  @VDEngineering
Uploaded September 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
If you're a Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering undergraduate student, you will inevitably have a project where you have to design a complex system in 3D CAD and then build it. This video walks you in DETAIL how to use the Loft feature within the Solidworks CAD tool (or any other CAD software such as CATIA, NX etc.) in order to design complex geometry.

In this video we'll be designing the nosecone of the Boeing 737 and the F-22 Raptor.

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 INTRO
0:56 OVERVIEW
1:13 SETTING UP THE DESIGN (DRAWINGS)
1:48 B737 NOSECONE DESIGN
13:50 F-22 NOSECONE DESIGN

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