SOLIDWORKS 2019 Essential Training
Release date:2018, October 31
Duration:07 h 34 m
Author:Gabriel Corbett
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
SOLIDWORKS is 3D CAD software that can speed up your design process and make you more productive—enabling you to deliver innovative products to market faster. In this course, Gabriel Corbett teaches you the essential tools and techniques necessary to create parts, assemblies, and drawings efficiently in SOLIDWORKS.
First, see how to create two-dimensional sketches that become the foundation for 3D objects. Next, look at extruding and revolving 3D features; creating complex objects using the Sweep, Loft, and Surface tools; and modifying parts. Find out how to create uniform holes with the Hole Wizard, and explore more advanced modeling techniques using equations, mirroring, and pattern tools. Then review best practices for putting parts together in assemblies. Finally, get tips for creating detailed drawings, complete with an itemized bill of materials.
Along the way, Gabriel highlights new features from the 2019 release, including Sketch Ink, which enables pen and touch markup and model manipulation using gestures, and the updated project curve and slice tools.
Topics include:
Working with templates
Creating sketches
Extruding and revolving features
Applying materials
Sketching lines, shapes, and polygons
Trimming, extending, and transforming geometry
Adding fillets and chamfers
Working with planes and coordinates
Creating patterns
Modeling advanced parts
Making holes
Designing with blocks
Building assemblies
Mating parts
Linking sketches
Using design tables
Creating part and assembly drawings
Creating dimensions
Adding annotations
001 Learn 3D CAD modeling using SOLIDWORKS 2019
002 Launching SOLIDWORKS
003 Navigating in the 3D workspace
004 SOLIDWORKS templates
005 Saving, renaming, and managing files
006 Measuring
007 Creating your first 3D part
008 Building your first assembly
009 Making your first CAD drawing
010 Basic steps for 3D modeling
011 Creating sketches
012 Understanding relationships
013 Using the Extrude feature
014 Using the Extruded Cut feature
015 Creating revolved features
016 Making revolved cuts
017 Applying materials, colors, and finishes
018 Finding mass properties
019 System options, units, and templates
020 Working with dimensions
021 Line and Centerline tools
022 Using the Rectangle tool
023 Circles and arcs
024 Drawing slots
025 Working with ellipses and conics
026 Sketching polygons
027 Creating text
028 Using equations and linked variables
029 Using the Spline tool
030 Equation driven curve
031 Sketch Ink
032 Trimming and extending a sketch
033 Creating offset geometry
034 Moving, copying, rotating, and scaling
035 Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions
036 Using the Mirror tools
037 Creating repeating patterns in a sketch
038 Using construction lines
039 Using the Convert Entities tool
040 Adding fillets and chamfers to sketches
041 Working with planes
042 Making an axis
043 Creating a coordinate system
044 Concept sketches
045 Markup view
046 Adding fillets to a part
047 Chamfering edges
048 Applying draft
049 Using the Shell command
050 Using the Mirror command
051 Creating linear patterns
052 Creating circular patterns
053 Loft tool
054 Lofted shapes with guide curves
055 Making lofted cuts
056 Creating swept shapes
057 Making swept cuts
058 Using the Wrap command
059 Boundary Boss-Base
060 Intersect tool
061 Working with configurations
062 Surface tools
063 Using surfaces to build solid models
064 Direct Editing – Move-Copy Bodies
065 Direct Editing – Move Face
066 Direct Editing – Combine
067 Direct Editing – Split
068 Project Curve
069 Slice tool
070 Getting started with the Hole Wizard
071 Understanding hole types and standards
072 Positioning holes in 3D
073 Using reusable sketches and blocks
074 Creating blocks
075 Designing with blocks
076 Starting an assembly
077 Copying, moving, and rotating parts
078 Mating parts together in an assembly
079 Working with subassemblies
080 Making linear patterns
081 Creating circular patterns
082 Using the Toolbox
083 Downloading internet parts
084 Working with mate types
085 Mating parts with advanced mates
086 Mating parts with Path Mate
087 Mechanical mates
088 Mating parts by aligning planes
089 Magnetic mates
090 Asset Publisher for magnetic mates
091 Linking sketches to other parts
092 Linking to layout sketches
093 Using the Hole Wizard in context
094 Using design tables
095 Working with complex calculations
096 Selecting component configurations
097 Building assemblies with design tables
098 Adding to design tables
099 Working with drawing templates
100 Drawing options and sheet properties
101 Choosing the correct projection angle
102 Adding model views to a drawing
103 Creating general dimension notations
104 Creating ordinate dimensions
105 Dimensioning holes and curved features
106 Using the autodimension tools
107 Adding annotations
108 Adding views to your drawing
109 Adding custom properties
110 Linking drawing notes
111 Using the design library
112 Adding assemblies to drawings
113 Including a bill of materials
114 Adding balloons on an assembly drawing
115 Making an exploded view
116 Adding in custom properties and revision
117 Next steps
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