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What is SolidWorks?
What is SolidWorks?
SolidWorks is a 3D parametric design software that is used to design all sorts of products such as automobiles, marine equipment, airplane parts, cell phones, cameras, furniture, electrical assemblies, glasses, lighting fixtures, toys, vacuum cleaners, or any other like product you can think of. SolidWorks is typically used to design assemblies that work mechanically that are typically less than 200 parts.
SolidWorks is a 3D parametric design software that is used to design all sorts of products such as automobiles, marine equipment, airplane parts, cell phones, cameras, furniture, electrical assemblies, glasses, lighting fixtures, toys, vacuum cleaners, or any other like product you can think of. SolidWorks is typically used to design assemblies that work mechanically that are typically less than 200 parts.
Tutorial Training:
Introduction to SolidWorks (Pressure Plate):
Introduction to SolidWorks (Pressure Plate):
Objectives of this lesson:
Creating base, boss, and cut features from sketches
Add fillets to smooth edges
Creating a circular pattern
Adding drawing views
Adding centerlines, center marks, and dimensions to the drawing
Drawing of Process (Pressure Plate)
Photo of the Base
Photo of the Circular Pattern
GIF of Process (Pressure Plate)
Photo of Process (Pressure Plate)
Photo of Fillet 1
Photo of Fillet 2
Introduction to SolidWorks (Personal):
Introduction to SolidWorks (Personal):
Photo of Process (Personal)
Photo of Fillet 2
Drawing of Process (Personal
Photo of base
Photo of fillet 2
Photo of fillet 1
GIF of Process (Personal)
Lesson 1 (Parts):
Lesson 1 (Parts):
Objectives of this lesson:
Setting up a new part document
Creating the base feature
Adding a boss feature
Creating a cut feature
Adding fillets
Adding a shell feature
Editing features
Completed Part
Photo of Cut-Extrude1
Photo of Boss-Extrude2
Photo of Fillet2
GIF of Lesson 1 (Parts)
Photo of Boss-Extrude2
Photo of Shell1
Photo of Shell1
Lesson 2 (Assembly):
Lesson 2 (Assembly):
Objectives of this lesson:
Adding parts to an assembly
Moving and rotating components in an assembly
Creating display states in an assembly
Image of Assembly creation
Image of Assembly with PartÂ
GIF of Assembly with Part
Lesson 3 (Drawing):
Lesson 3 (Drawing):
Objectives of this lesson:
Opening a drawing template and editing a sheet format
Inserting standard views of a part model
Adding model and reference annotations
Adding another drawing sheet
Inserting a named view
Printing the drawing
Drawing of Lesson 1 (Part)
Drawing of Lesson 2 (Assembly)
Fillets (Process):
Fillets (Process):
Objectives of this lesson:
Adding different fillet types: face, constant radius, variable radius.
Using mirroring to assure symmetry
Applying a library feature
GIF of Fillets (Process)
Photo of Fillets (Process)
Fillet 1:
Fillet 2:
Fillet 3:
Fillet 4:
Fillet 5:
Fillet 6:
Before Mirroring:
Fillets (Product):
Fillets (Product):
GIF of Fillets (Product)
Fillets 2
Product before Mirroring
Photo of Fillets (Product
Fillets 3
Fillets 1
Fillets 4
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