Siemens NX Modeling Tutorials #32 | How to Split Body & Save /Export Multi-Body part files (NX 1953)

Use the Split Body command to divide a solid body or sheet body into multiple bodies using a single face, a set of faces, or a datum plane. You can also create a sketch internal to the command and either extrude or revolve it to create the splitting tool. This command creates an associative Split Body feature that appears in the history of the model. You can update, edit, or delete the feature or save multi body part files 🔜Please SUBSCRIBE to update more new videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADCAMLearn... FOR MORE TUTORIALS 🔜Please SUBSCRIBE to update more new videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/CADCAMLearn... FOR MORE TUTORIALS 🔸 Siemens NX Modeling Tutorials playlist:    • Siemens NX Modeling tutorials   🔸 Siemens NX CAM Tutorials playlist:    • Full NX CAM Tutorials   🔸 Siemens NX Drafting Tutorials playlist:    • Siemens NX Drafting Tutorials   ------------------------------------------------------------- 🔸 Siemens Solid Edge Design Tutorials:    • Solid Edge Design Tutorials   🔸 Siemens Solid Edge Assembly Tutorials:    • Full Solid Edge Assembly Tutorials   🔸 Siemens Solid Edge Sheet Metal Tutorials:    • Solid Edge Sheet Metal   🔸 Siemens Solid Edge Drafting Tutorials:    • Solid Edge Drafting Tutorials   ------------------------------------------------------------- 🔸 Full of Mechanical Mechanism Assembly & Animation in Solid Edge:    • Full of Mechanism Assembly & Motion Animat...   🔸 Full of Mechanical Mechanism Animation:    • Mechanical Mechanism Animation playlist   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🏠 4CTECH VIET NAM TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITED 🏗 Consulting and Providing CAD CAM software solutions in Vietnam ☎ Contact us: Phone: + 84 968 023 855 | Email: [email protected] 📡 Website: www.4ctech.vn * www.4ctech.com.vn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #SiemensNXtutorials #SplitBody #SaveBodies