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DEMO - SOLIDWORKS 2014 Essential Training
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| SOLIDWORKS is the world leader in 3D software for product development and design. Start creating manufacturing-ready parts and assemblies, as well as detailed drawings and bills of materials. In this course, author Gabriel Corbett shows how to create 2D sketches that will become the basis for your 3D models. You'll use the Extrude and Revolve tools to turn 2D sketches into 3D parts, then create more complex geometry with sweep and lofts. Then learn how to use the cut features to remove material and shape parts, and use mirroring, patterning, and scaling to modify parts. Next, you'll combine parts into movable assemblies and subassemblies. Finally, you'll create accurately annotated drawings, complete with itemized bills of materials that relate the final parts and assemblies to a manufacturer. Topics include: Creating your first part Starting a new sketch Adding and removing relationships and dimensions Sketching polygons Creating offset geometry Moving, copying, and rotating elements Working with planes, axes, and the coordinate system Using Revolve and Loft to create 3D objects Trimming with the Revolve, Loft, and Sweep cuts Creating smooth and angled corners with fillets and chamfers Designing with sketch blocks Working with subassemblies Creating threaded parts Integrating Excel to manage design tables Adding dimension notations to a drawing Rendering an image of a part or assembly Introduction 1m 51s Welcome 1m 7s Using the exercise files 44s 1. Touring the Interface 31m 13s Launching SOLIDWORKS for the first time 3m 55s Accessing and customizing the Ribbon 4m 14s Touring the shortcut bar and identifying essential keys 7m 27s Saving, renaming, and managing files 10m 28s Working with the new view cube, or View Selector 2m 36s New features in SOLIDWORKS 2013 and 2014 2m 33s 2. Getting Started with 3D 14m 11s Understanding the 3D world 2m 31s Creating your first part 3m 15s The virtual, parametric prototyping environment 1m 56s The FeatureManager and feature-based modeling 3m 43s History-based modeling and the rollback bar 2m 46s 3. Basic Solid Modeling 28m 32s Starting a new sketch 6m 50s The six steps used in almost all modeling features 52s The Line and Centerline tools 3m 25s Using the Circle tool 1m 51s Adding and removing relationships and dimensions 6m 56s Understanding relationship types 3m 58s System options, units, and templates 4m 40s 4. More Drawing Tools 18m 28s Drawing rectangles 5m 31s Creating arcs in a sketch 4m 8s Drawing splines in a sketch 4m 57s Sketching polygons 3m 52s 5. Sketch Editing Tools 36m 5s Trimming and extending portions of a sketch 3m 54s Creating offset geometry 3m 13s Moving, copying, rotating, and scaling elements 3m 13s Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions 2m 24s Using the mirror tools 2m 24s Creating repeating patterns in a sketch 4m 55s Using construction lines to build robust sketches 3m 25s Applying fillets and chamfers to a sketch 2m 32s Working with slots 3m 46s Adding text to parts 4m 1s Using the Convert Entities command 2m 18s 6. Reference Geometry 9m 33s Working with planes 5m 28s Placing and using axes 2m 22s Placing a coordinate system 1m 43s 7. Building 3D Geometry 17m 50s Extruding a sketch into a 3D object 4m 36s Using Revolve to create 3D parts 2m 42s Using Loft to create complex shapes 4m 40s Refining a loft shape with guide curves 2m 22s Using the sweep to create wire and pipe shapes 3m 30s 8. Removing Material 20m 23s Modifying parts using the Extruded Cut tool 5m 42s Working with the Revolved Cut tool 6m 19s Using the Lofted Cut tool 3m 32s Cutting holes and grooves with the Swept Cut tool 4m 50s 9. Refining Geometry 21m 5s Using fillets and chamfers to smooth corners 5m 58s Creating repeating rectangular patterns 3m 16s Creating a circular pattern 2m 27s Mirroring objects 4m 0s Using the Shell and Draft tools 3m 52s Scaling parts 1m 32s 10. Blocks 9m 39s Working with reusable sketches and blocks 2m 47s Creating blocks 3m 51s Designing with blocks 3m 1s 11. Assembly: Putting It All Together 29m 45s Understanding the tools for beginning a new assembly 4m 46s The basic steps in creating an assembly 3m 18s Mating parts together in an assembly 6m 43s Working with subassemblies 2m 9s Linear and circular assembly patterns 4m 56s Downloading premade parts from the Internet 3m 32s Using Toolbox 4m 21s 12. Advanced Mates 15m 8s Mating parts with coincident, parallel, and distance mates 4m 35s Mating parts with width mates 5m 53s Mating parts with path mates 2m 5s Mating parts by aligning planes 2m 35s 13. Hole Wizard 10m 20s Getting started with the Hole Wizard 4m 38s Positioning holes in layout sketches 5m 42s 14. In-Context Modeling 15m 27s Linking sketches to other parts 4m 28s Linking to layout sketches 6m 48s Using the Hole Wizard in context 4m 11s 15. Creating Threads on Parts 17m 15s Understanding threading concepts 7m 17s Using a helix and Swept Path to create a thread 4m 2s Understanding internal threads 5m 56s 16. Equations and Design Tables 17m 25s Using equations to drive a sketch 5m 5s Working with complex calculations 2m 6s Integrating Microsoft Excel to manage design tables 7m 10s Building assemblies using part configurations 3m 4s 17. Templatess 17m 25s Working with drawing templates 6m 49s Setting up drawing options and sheet properties 3m 43s Choosing the correct projection angle 2m 21s Adding model views to a drawing 10m 24s 18. Dimensioning 16m 8s Creating general dimension notations 6m 37s Creating ordinate and running dimensions 3m 0s Dimensioning holes and curved features 3m 8s Using the autodimension tools 3m 23s 19. Adding General Annotations 14m 38s Creating holes and callouts 5m 8s Adding center marks and centerlines to a drawing 3m 46s Adding item notes 2m 57s Making drawing revisions 2m 47s 20. Assembly Drawings 11m 42s Adding assemblies to drawings 2m 10s Including a bill of materials 1m 42s Adding balloons to specify parts on an assembly drawing 1m 39s Adding a title block and sheet properties 2m 8s Building an exploded view for an assembly drawing 4m 3s Conclusion 1m 2s Next steps 1m 2s | ||||
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