Tutorials

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This is a collection of "best practices" and "tips" when using SolidWorks. We have compiled them over time. Not all of them are of our authorship, as more experienced users have made huge contributions on this subject. We hope you find this series useful. From time to time we will be posting more tips and advice for a more fruitful and professional use of SolidWorks. Stay tuned!

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This is chapter 2 of our mini-course dedicated to surface modeling in SolidWorks. Do not miss any of the chapters, because we are going to learn how to model wonderful and practical objects.

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If you, like me, frequently have to model threaded shafts that comply with Metric or American standards, this tutorial and the information contained in it will be very useful to you.

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Chapter 7 of our mini course. SKETCHING FOR SURFACING PART 1. As the saying goes: The better the sketch, the better the surface. Making good sketches for surface modeling is fundamental, so we will produce high quality surfaces on our models. Don't miss part 2!

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This is chapter 9 of this Mini Course. Here we discuss more auxiliary tools for surface modeling. After this chapter we will do several modeling exercises to put into practice what we have learned. Don't miss it!

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This is a short course on 3D modeling in SolidWorks using surfaces. Surfaces have many advantages for modeling objects aimed at the general consumer market (bottles [plastic, or glass for perfumes and beverages], phones, watches, hand tools, power tools, etc.). The course will be divided into several parts. We will try to cover from the basics, to the more complex use of surfaces. Stay tuned for the different parts of the course. Enjoy!

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This is chapter 8 of the course. We deal with Curvature and Continuity of Splines. As well as best practices when sketching them. Don't miss the next chapters.

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This lesson completes the study of the Boundary Surface command. There are still some points to be covered, but they are more advanced and we will do this in a more advanced stage of this mini course. Stay tuned for the next chapter!

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Learn how to model these types of containers, without having to use the SolidWorks Weldments process. This method is appropriate if you are in a time crunch and need to quickly construct the container. You can download the 3D model here. https://grabcad.com/library/container-to-collect-plastic-containers-1 Thanks to Alex for the support casters The wheels are from: https://grabcad.com/alex-1430 https://grabcad.com/library/2-5-swivel-caster-no-breake-1

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Chapter three of our short course on surface modeling in SolidWorks. This time we will discuss the Boundary Surface tool (Part 1), and we will cover the topics of Tangency, Curvature, and ISO parametric curves. Stay tuned for our next chapters.

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This is the Sixth Chapter of the mini-course. This time we will study the powerful Filled Surface command. Stay tuned for the next chapters!

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CHAPTER 10 Exercise Nr. 2 of the course "Surfacing With SolidWorks". Modeling a Grain Scoop using only surfaces, applying everything learned in the previous chapters. Please download the SLDPTR file for your study accompanying the tutorial: https://grabcad.com/library/grain-scoop-surfacing-with-sw-1

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This is a tutorial for beginners (white belt!). We will model, step by step, an ashtray. We hope you enjoy it and get motivated to continue modeling in SolidWorks.

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Chapter 12 of the course. Here we study the powerful Style Spline tool, incorporated in SW in 2014, which allows us to get smoother and more stable curves and surfaces. Do not miss the next chapters of the course.

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This is the fourth part of the mini course on surface modeling in SolidWorks. Here we cover the second part of the Boundary Surface command, one of the most powerful tools for surface creation. Don't miss the next chapters!