SolidWorks

SOLIDWORKS is 3D product design software that provides tools for parametric modeling, assembly creation, and 2D technical drawing, helping engineers move from concept to production. It allows users to design parts, simulate performance with finite element analysis and other simulations, create computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) instructions, and manage design data.

Introduction to SolidWorks

Creating a base, boss and cut features from sketches

Adding fillets to smooth edges

Creating circular patterns

Adding drawing views

The graphic idea

The scales

The whole drawing view

Introduction to SolidWorks (PRODUCT)

The gif of my Solidworks project

I created a base, Boss and cut features from sketches.

Added Fillets to smooth edges

Created the circular pattern

Adding the drawing views

Adding centerlines, center marks, and dimension to the drawing .

Creating with Block with Holes!

Lesson 1 Parts

Creating a base figure

Adding boss feature

Adding fillets

Editing features (adding steel expansion)

Lesson 2 Assemblies

Adding parts to assembly

Moving and rotating components in a assembly

Creating a display states in a assembly

Lesson -3 Drawings

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

BASIC TECHNIQUES

Lesson 1 Fillet Assignment

First I created the base and the parts together:

Building the Fillet Features Sample Part

In this lesson, you learn how to build the sample part used in the Fillet Features tutorial. You can capture the symmetry of a knob in the design intent of the part. You build one half of the sample part in this lesson, then in the Fillet Features lesson, you mirror the model to create the other half. Any changes you make to the original half are reflected in the other half.

The steps include:

Using relations in sketches
Adding draft angles to extruded features

The base/face of the project

The final result of fillets

Solidworks-Fillet PRODUCT- The Piano

Building the the product assignment

I build this solidworks model using hat I had learned from my previous lessons. You can capture the symmetry of a knob in the design intent of the part. You build one half of the sample part in this lesson, then in the Fillet Features lesson, you mirror the model to create the other half. Any changes you make to the original half are reflected in the other half.

The steps include:

Using relations in sketches
Adding draft angles to extruded features

If you look closely you would see it resembles as a piano table on the backside and also a space craft mixture. This design is what I call mine and fully authentic

Lesson 2 Revolve and Sweep Feature

Reference model /image

The final product after I finished it(along wiht the temporary axis)

Revolve and Sweep Features

In this lesson, I created the candlestick shown beside.This lesson was made using th efollowing key features:

Creating a revolve feature
Creating a sweep feature
Creating an extruded cut feature with a draft angle

Lesson 2 PRODUCT- The chess Pawn

I used the front place and created my object.Then I used the revolve feature ot make ti go 360 around through all the body.

After those steps I created a hallow hole at the bottom of my chess piece, the actual assignment.This completetes my pawn.

My last step was to add appearance to it by addi this texture,to resemble chess.

Here is the bottom view of my final product

The dimension Block

The front view

The gif video for all the views

I created this block using the actual block in hand and with a metric ruler only. Used the metric ruler to measure each of its width, length diameter everything to create this in solid works.

The drawing views of section A,B and c with all its measure

The top view

I used the line feature and than smart dimensioned each of its outer side. After I extruded the object than to make the holes, I used the circle and extrude cut features. Then smart dimensioned everything in the end along with few fillets for the corners.

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