SOLIDWORKS Design & Help

What you need to do is take photographs of the top front right side left right all six views then superimpose onto planes so you have something to sketch from make sure you take photograph that are clear and 90° looking at the views and use one photo view as your reference for you to line or scale everything.

Like this? Because if Yes, I had all 6 before, and it did not help either, it might just be me not using the scale properly?

Take photographs that are 90° straight onto the object make sure each photograph is 90° each view is 90° then you may have to approximate the scale of the photographs to match up take accurate photographs adjust the photographs using the grips

This shouldn't be hard because it ain't rocket science just taking accurate photograph and just line them up

Try this. keep number of spline control points same on both sketches see screenshot. then pay attention, while in boundary surface command, to have that stupid handles in a correct position

in screenshot big colored dots below

Yeah use the "profile" settings on both of those splines

Dude, from the first pic it seems that the two curves are not coincident at the begining, so you cannot create a closed loop. You need to edit the second sketch and make the first point coincident to the first point of the first sketch. After that you can follow the rest of the steps.

Good luck.

I have put together a little tutorial that might be helpful:

https://grabcad.com/tutorials/surface-modelling-a-mouse-in-solidworks

That was the problem, Thanks!!

Thanks!! It was exactly that, how did I not saw that before.