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[VIDEO]Exploded Views Description(Arabic Tutorial)

Ahmed ElPrince
in Modeling
93 13 Expert
Hello Everybody and Welcome In This Video Tutorial I'll give an Intro. about Exploded Views Also Explain How to Make an Exploded View Using SOLIDWORKS Also Export it into a Drawing and Make Bill of Material Table . I Hope You Enjoy Watching my Tutorial. if you Learned Something New Please Like and Subscribe For more Useful Videos
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Investigation for constructions with renewable raw materials

scarus
in Modeling
7 0 Expert
Why did I develop the last constructions in the area of furniture when I normally develop medical products (instruments)? The reason was to carry out studies on how to make large assemblies and products from a few, simple and repeatable parts. In addition to the striking design, far from the mainstream, another condition was to use renewable raw materials that have at least 75% volume. Last but not least, the products should be durable and usable. The requirements were all met or exceeded. Now the investigations follow, which prices have to be achieved in order to be able to produce cost-effectively. In the end, this should prove that it is possible to produce attractive products that also make ecological sense.
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What is the best/fastest way to import the body files to Keyshot with being able to assign different materials/colors to several places of body?

Indrek Narusk
in Design & CAD
2 0 Beginner
If you want to add different colors/materials to different faces on one single body then you have to differentiate the faces in SW before importing it to Keyshot. (Unfortunately Keyshot doesn't support "faces" like Photoview, so you have to assign different colors in SW first - then Keyshot recognizes them as different surfaces). Here is an example how to add different materials to a single body on part cube.
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Adding Bill of Material BOM and Balloons in SolidWorks Drawings

Usman Akhtar
in BOM
1 0 Expert
https://youtu.be/T0xps1NJqXQ
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solidworks BOM

taufik .
in BOM
0 0 Intermediate
Calculation of material requirements for disolidworks
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SolidWorks practice tutorial

BENJAMIN OKELLO
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
This tutorial illustrates how to add material and colour to a model/design in SolidWorks. In addition, also how to use chamfer, fillet, extruded boss/base in SolidWorks.
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How to Use Appearances in SolidWorks

Paul Dadzie
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
When it comes to 3D modeling software, SOLIDWORKS is king. The innovative, integrated software solution offers various robust features to accommodate even the most intricate models. SOLIDWORKS can be used to make anything. If you can think it, you can model it. In fact, it doesn’t even have to be manufacturable. Want to apply colors, textures and decals onto your models? After watching this Video Tech Tip, you will know the ins and outs of applying appearances in SOLIDWORKS. An appearance defines the visual properties of a model, including color and texture. Appearances do not affect physical properties, which are defined by materials. Appearances takes your model or part one step closer to looking more realistic and lively. In a part, you can add appearances to faces, features, bodies, and the part itself.
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