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Introduction to SolidWorks3D (Process)
Introduction to SolidWorks3D (Process)
Introduction 1:
This lesson includes:
Creating base, boss, and cut features from sketches
Adding fillets to smooth edges
Creating a circular pattern
Adding drawing views
Adding centerlines, center marks, and dimensions to the drawing
Fillet 1
Drawing for process Pressure plate.
The base
Fillets 2 on the side of the circular pattern extruded circles.
The Circular pattern
Fillet 3 to make the base look smoother
Introduction to SolidWorks3D (Product)
Introduction to SolidWorks3D (Product)
Introduction 1 Part 2 :
This lesson includes:
Creating base, boss, and cut features from sketches
Adding fillets to smooth edges
Creating a circular pattern
Adding drawing views
Adding centerlines, center marks, and dimensions to the drawing
base/boss of product
Circular Pattern for circles
Fillets for the bottom of the pattern
Fillet on the base/boss
polygon circular pattern.
Fillets to make the polygon extrusion look better.
Lesson 1
Lesson 1
Lesson 1 objectives:
Making the boss/base feature
Fillets of lesson 1 block
The shell of Lesson 1
Creating a cut feature through the extrusion
Editing features to make the block larger from 30mm base to 50mm width
The completed lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 2
Extruded cut so the pieces can fit together
The Shell so there is room on the inside of Lesson 2
Filleting the sides so it can fit with lesson 1's piece.
Mate 1 using side faces to become parrellel
Mate 2 using the top faces to become parrellel with each other
Lesson 3
Lesson 3
Lesson 3drawing part 2.pdf
Fillets (Process)
Fillets (Process)
Gif of what the Fillet (process) looks like.
Fillets using constant radius
Mirroring the fillets
Fillets library feature
Fillets face 1-2
Fillets Variable Size
Mouse Gestures
Mouse Gestures
Mouse gesture gif.
the mouse gestures.
Fillets (Product)
Fillets (Product)
Making a new object using these objectives.
Final product of Fillets (product)
Constant size fillet
Mirror the cylinder poles
Face fillet
Variable size fillet
Library feature
Revolve and Sweeps Features (Process)
Revolve and Sweeps Features (Process)
Objectives for Revolve and Sweeps Features
Finished gif of Cstick using all objectives.
Sketch for resolve
Creating a sweep feature.
Cstick resolve feature.
making an extruded cut for candle.
transparent C-stick.
Resolve and Sweeps (Chek your understanding)
Resolve and Sweeps (Chek your understanding)
Objectives.
Sketch of my resolve feature.
This is a gif of the finished product that I designed and built myself. I hope you enjoy it.
The finished resolve from the sketch.
Extruded cut for the top. supposed to look like a funnel.
Sweep feature with dimensions.
This is a mirrored sweep feature that I created to check my understanding of the objectives.
Pattern Features (process)
Pattern Features (process)
Objectives for Pattern Features
The equations
Finished pattern features
The Linear pattern
The obolong cut
The circular pattern
Pattern features ("Product") (Check Your Understanding)
Pattern features ("Product") (Check Your Understanding)
Finished gif of the product.
The oblong cut.
The linear pattern.
The circular pattern
The equations.
Loft (process)
Loft (process)
Loft Objectives
Sketches of the planes
Flex feature
Final Gif
Sketching the planes
Loft feature
Loft ( Product)
Loft ( Product)
Final gif of product
Loft.
Multiple planes selected.
Flex
Surfaces
Surfaces
Surfaces objectives.
One of the lofting that was completed.
One of the Knits, which were completed.
The planar objective.
One of the move/copy's
One of the Trim's
Final Gif for surfaces.
One of the sweeps that were completed.
One of the fills which I completed.
Surface resolve.
Thickness.
3D Sketching
3D Sketching
Objectives for 3D Sketching
Sketching in the relative coordinate system and dimensioning within a 3D space.
Final gif of 3D sketching.
Mirror features.
3D Sketching (Product)
3D Sketching (Product)
Final gif of my product initials.
How I was able to sweep it. instead of the regular sketch I used the circular profile.
3D sketch for reference of what it looked with dimensions.
Same thing was done with the T had to use circular profile for it to work,.
Nuts & Bolts (Process)
Nuts & Bolts (Process)
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