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SolidWorks Mastery: 3D Design From Novice to Virtuoso

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Alexa Alex

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  • 1. Introduction.mp4
    00:49
  • 2.1 02.Using The User Interface.mp4
    14:40
  • 2.2 03.Feature Tree And System Options.mp4
    05:24
  • 2.3 04.Custumizing The User Interface.mp4
    04:41
  • 2.4 05.Keyboard and Shortcuts.mp4
    08:19
  • 2.5 06.Customizing Shortcuts and Toolbar.mp4
    02:03
  • 2.6 07.Customizing Shortcuts Tabs.mp4
    02:40
  • 2.7 08.Customizing Shortcuts Mouse Gestures.mp4
    02:03
  • 2.8 09.Templates And File Types.mp4
    02:48
  • 2.9 10.Customizing Templates.mp4
    07:31
  • 2.10 11.File Properties.mp4
    06:41
  • 2. Getting Started For The First Time.mp4
    06:18
  • 3.1 02. Main Sketch Components.mp4
    09:24
  • 3.2 03. Advanced Sketch Components.mp4
    12:07
  • 3.3 04.Sketch Dimension.mp4
    08:14
  • 3.4 05.Sketch Relations.mp4
    08:55
  • 3.5 06.Move, Mirror, Patterns.mp4
    11:30
  • 3.6 07.Blocks.mp4
    10:45
  • 3.7 08.Convert, Intersection And Construction.mp4
    04:10
  • 3.8 09. Creating a 3D Sketch.mp4
    04:35
  • 3.9 10. 3D Sketch Vs Projected Curve.mp4
    04:16
  • 3.10 11.Equations, Global Variables And Linked Dimensions.mp4
    11:00
  • 3.11 12.Reference Geometry.mp4
    05:15
  • 3. 2D and 3D Sketching.mp4
    01:26
  • 4.1 02.Machined Part Design 1.mp4
    11:40
  • 4.2 03.Machined Part Design 2.mp4
    06:20
  • 4.3 04.Machined Part Design 3.mp4
    10:42
  • 4. Modeling A Machined Part.mp4
    06:44
  • 5.1 02.Drafted Part Design.mp4
    09:21
  • 5.2 03.Drafting In A Feature.mp4
    07:48
  • 5.3 04.Drafting After A Feature.mp4
    09:05
  • 5.4 05.Molded Part Design 1.mp4
    05:13
  • 5.5 06.Molded Part Design 2.mp4
    07:05
  • 5.6 07.Molded Part Design 3.mp4
    05:26
  • 5.7 08.Molded Part Evaluation.mp4
    04:37
  • 5. Modeling A Molded Part.mp4
    03:56
  • 6.1 02.Bent Part Design Process.mp4
    10:10
  • 6.2 03.Basic Toolset.mp4
    11:36
  • 6.3 04.Flattening And Folding.mp4
    03:19
  • 6.4 05.Weldment.mp4
    13:03
  • 6.5 06.Sheetmetal Part Design 1.mp4
    08:35
  • 6.6 07.Sheetmetal Part Design 2.mp4
    08:36
  • 6.7 08.Sheetmetal Part Design 3.mp4
    12:50
  • 6.8 09.Sheetmetal Part Evaluation.mp4
    04:44
  • 6. Modeling A Sheetmetal Weldment.mp4
    01:05
  • 7.1 02.Complex Features.mp4
    11:22
  • 7.2 03.Complex Surfaces.mp4
    12:49
  • 7.3 04.Complex Part Design 1.mp4
    09:53
  • 7.4 05.Complex Part Design 2.mp4
    10:31
  • 7.5 06.Complex Part Design 3.mp4
    11:20
  • 7.6 07.Complex Part Design 4.mp4
    10:45
  • 7.7 08.Complex Part Design 5.mp4
    09:51
  • 7. Modeling Complex Geometry.mp4
    13:17
  • 8.1 02.Feature Editing.mp4
    03:44
  • 8.2 03.Warnings.mp4
    07:20
  • 8.3 04.Errors.mp4
    04:18
  • 8.4 05.Edit Part Example 1.mp4
    05:37
  • 8.5 06.Edit Part Example 2.mp4
    08:05
  • 8. Editing.mp4
    04:05
  • 9.1 02.Assembly Layout Sketch.mp4
    07:22
  • 9.2 03.Insert A Part.mp4
    01:40
  • 9.3 04.Create A SubAssembly.mp4
    05:48
  • 9.4 05.Insert A SubAssembly.mp4
    04:17
  • 9.5 06.Create An InContext Part.mp4
    12:41
  • 9.6 07.Assembly Mates 1.mp4
    11:18
  • 9.7 08.Assembly Mates 2.mp4
    05:43
  • 9.8 09.MultiBody Part Vs SubAssembly.mp4
    07:07
  • 9.9 10.Motion Study Example.mp4
    05:09
  • 9.10 11.Assembly References.mp4
    02:17
  • 9. Assemblies.mp4
    06:26
  • 10.1 02.Real View.mp4
    03:29
  • 10.2 03.PV360 Preview.mp4
    02:34
  • 10.3 04.Appearances.mp4
    13:02
  • 10.4 05.Scenes.mp4
    09:02
  • 10.5 06.Lights.mp4
    07:02
  • 10.6 07.Cameras.mp4
    03:51
  • 10.7 08.Views, Sections.mp4
    07:48
  • 10.8 09.Renders.mp4
    10:29
  • 10. Visualization.mp4
    01:35
  • 11.1 02.Part Configurations.mp4
    09:16
  • 11.2 03.Part Derived Configurations.mp4
    04:21
  • 11.3 04.Configuration Display States.mp4
    04:17
  • 11.4 05.Design Tables.mp4
    08:37
  • 11.5 06.Assembly Configurations.mp4
    03:03
  • 11.6 07.Exploded Views.mp4
    04:49
  • 11.7 08.Custom Properties.mp4
    03:30
  • 11. Configurations.mp4
    01:26
  • 12.1 02.Templates And Formats.mp4
    09:47
  • 12.2 03.Creating A New Drawing.mp4
    04:19
  • 12.3 04.View Creation 1.mp4
    07:18
  • 12.4 05.View Creation 2.mp4
    09:28
  • 12.5 06.Dimensions And Annotations 1.mp4
    08:05
  • 12.6 07.Dimensions And Annotations 2.mp4
    13:03
  • 12.7 08.Creating Multiple Sheets.mp4
    04:16
  • 12.8 09.Exploded Views.mp4
    03:50
  • 12.9 10.Save,PDF And EDrawings.mp4
    07:14
  • 12. Drawings.mp4
    02:05
  • 13.1 02.Additional Tips 2.mp4
    06:49
  • 13.2 03.Additional Tips 3.mp4
    06:05
  • 13. Tips and Tricks.mp4
    07:56
  • 14.1 02.Additional Practice.mp4
    02:47
  • 14.2 03.Additional Resources.mp4
    05:07
  • 14. RecapConclusions.mp4
    08:43
  • Description


    SolidWorks: A Hands-On Guide for Beginners - Start Designing in 3D Today

    What You'll Learn?


    • Introduction to SolidWorks: An overview of the software, its interface, and basic navigation
    • Creating Sketches: Learning to use the sketching tools to create 2D profiles that form the basis of 3D models
    • Dimensioning and Constraints: Understanding how to add dimensions and geometric constraints to sketches to control the shape and size of the design
    • 3D Modeling: Moving from 2D sketches to creating 3D models by extruding, revolving, and sweeping profiles
    • Modifying 3D Models: Exploring tools for editing and modifying 3D shapes, including filleting, chamfering, and shell features
    • Assemblies: Learning to assemble multiple parts into a single design, including the use of mates and relationships
    • Creating Drawings: Generating 2D engineering drawings and documentation from 3D models.

    Who is this for?


  • Educators and Trainers: Teachers, professors, and trainers may use SolidWorks courses to educate students or employees on the software's use in various academic and professional settings.
  • Students: SolidWorks is commonly used in engineering programs at universities and technical colleges. Students studying mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, civil engineering, and other related fields can benefit from learning SolidWorks as it is a valuable skill for their future careers.
  • Hobbyists and Makers: Enthusiasts interested in 3D printing, DIY projects, or personal design work can benefit from SolidWorks skills to create custom parts and objects.
  • Job Seekers: Learning SolidWorks can be a valuable addition to a resume, potentially opening up job opportunities in industries where the software is commonly used.
  • What You Need to Know?


  • All you need is your SolidWorks software installed
  • You will learn everything you need to know
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    Description

    If you're a beginner looking to master the art of 3D modeling, then "SolidWorks: A Hands-On Guide for Beginners" is the perfect starting point for you.

    No prior experience is required; we designed this course with beginners in mind. You'll find yourself quickly becoming proficient in creating intricate 3D models, thanks to our hands-on and easy-to-follow approach.

    What to Expect:

    • Step-by-Step Learning: We'll guide you through the entire process, from navigating the SolidWorks interface to creating your first sketches, 3D models, and assemblies.

    • Practical Projects: Get ready to roll up your sleeves and work on real-world projects that will reinforce your skills and knowledge.

    • Design Principles: Learn the fundamental design principles and best practices that will set you on the path to becoming a proficient 3D modeler.

    • Certification Preparation: Our course also offers valuable insights for those looking to prepare for the Certified SolidWorks Associate (CSWA) exam.

    By the end of this course, you'll have the confidence and skills needed to tackle 3D modeling and design projects with SolidWorks. Whether you aspire to become an engineer, product designer, or simply want to explore your creative side, this course will equip you with the tools to turn your ideas into stunning 3D realities.

    Who this course is for:

    • Educators and Trainers: Teachers, professors, and trainers may use SolidWorks courses to educate students or employees on the software's use in various academic and professional settings.
    • Students: SolidWorks is commonly used in engineering programs at universities and technical colleges. Students studying mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, civil engineering, and other related fields can benefit from learning SolidWorks as it is a valuable skill for their future careers.
    • Hobbyists and Makers: Enthusiasts interested in 3D printing, DIY projects, or personal design work can benefit from SolidWorks skills to create custom parts and objects.
    • Job Seekers: Learning SolidWorks can be a valuable addition to a resume, potentially opening up job opportunities in industries where the software is commonly used.

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    With 10 years of experience as an engineer, a successful track record as a businessman, and an entrepreneurial spirit, Mr. Alex brings a unique perspective to CAD training. His courses are designed to offer much more than just technical skills; they encompass creativity, innovation, and real-world application.Who Should Enroll?Aspiring CAD DesignersEngineering and Architecture StudentsProfessionals looking to upskillBusiness enthusiastsEntrepreneurs seeking a competitive edgeJoin me and take the leap towards mastering CAD design. Enroll in our courses and unlock a world of precision, creativity, and business potential.
    Students take courses primarily to improve job-related skills.Some courses generate credit toward technical certification. Udemy has made a special effort to attract corporate trainers seeking to create coursework for employees of their company.
    • language english
    • Training sessions 103
    • duration 11:55:17
    • Release Date 2023/12/16