Helical Spring Modeling in Solidworks - Exercise #73

Опубликовано: 18 Май 2026
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[00:00] Introduction and Lesson Objective
[05:15] Types of Springs and Recommended Loads
[15:30] Configuring Coils and Dimensions in SolidWorks
[30:45] Modeling the Closed Spring and Applying Colors
[50:20] Spring Configuration Open with Preload
[01:10:00] Tips and Considerations for Stamping Tools

Video Description

In this lesson, Rogério demonstrates how to model helical springs in SolidWorks, explaining technical concepts about compression, preload, and spring life. He begins with a practical example of a stamping tool, highlighting the use of extra-heavy springs for forming and cutting.

The lesson covers the calculation of recommended compression based on industrial catalogs, the creation of helical and spiral coils in SolidWorks, and the customization of colors for load identification (light, medium, heavy, and extra-heavy). In addition, Rogério teaches how to configure two versions of the spring: one compressed (closed) for tool travel analysis and another open, considering preload to avoid damage to the spring.

The video also offers tips on height limiters, emphasizing their importance in protecting components and extending tool life.

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