SolidWorks Malzeme Tanımlama ve Kütle (Ağırlık) Hesabı [İmalat Formülleri] 📐⚖️

In this video, we cover how to assign materials (raw materials) to a finished design in SolidWorks, how to view mass properties, and how to mathematically verify the accuracy of the weight data provided by the software! One of the most common mistakes made in the industry before manufacturing or ordering materials is guessing the weight of the design by rule of thumb. In this tutorial, we step-by-step verify and calibrate the mass calculation formulas and density principles used by SolidWorks for rounds (shafts), sheet metal, pipes, and press coils. 🛠 Technical Details & Formulas Covered: Mass vs. Weight: Understanding the difference between Kilograms and Newtons Using the SolidWorks material library and converting density to g/mm³ Mathematical mass calculation formula for shafts (π formula) Weight calculation logic for sheet metal (AISI 304L Stainless Steel) Mass calculation method for hollow pipe profiles (subtracting inner diameter) Weight calculation tactics for press slitted coils in production ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Introduction: Assigning Material & Mass Verification in SolidWorks 00:14 Technical Note: The Difference Between Mass (kg) and Weight (N) 00:35 Shaft Modeling & Assigning Copper Alloy 01:27 Mass Density (Specific Weight) and mm³ Conversion 02:26 Mathematical Mass Calculation Formula for Shafts & Verification 03:38 Stainless Sheet Metal (AISI 304L) Modeling & Area Calculation 04:41 Mass Calculation Method for Hollow Pipe Profiles 05:57 Weight Calculation Tactics for Press Slitted Coils 07:31 Outro: Importance of Correct Material Assignment in CAD Design 🎯 Professional 3D Design & Technical Drawing Services 🎯 As an experienced designer actively working in the industry, I offer high-quality 3D modeling, production-ready technical drawings, and CAD project solutions. Feel free to contact me for your SolidWorks projects. 📢 Follow My Work & Portfolio! 📸 Instagram:   / mekacad_   💼 LinkedIn:   / ilkeerdinc   🎥 TikTok:   / mekacaddesign   🔔 Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and like the video for more engineering and CAD content! #SolidWorks #MekaCAD #MaterialAssignment #MassCalculation #MechanicalEngineering #caddesign