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SolidWorks Part Modeling

SolidWorks Instructor Led Training

SolidWorks Part Modeling teaches you how to use multibody solids, sweeping and lofting features, and the more advanced shaping capabilities of SolidWorks.

 

Course details and prerequisites:

Duration: 2 Days
Type: Instructor Led
Level: Intermediate

Prerequisites:

  • Attended the SolidWorks Essentials or equivalent level of knowledge
  • At least one month of experience using the software
After the training you will be able to:
  • Create complex freeform parts assocated with the consumer product design
  • Create multibody parts and split them to create assemblies
  • Use advanced features to generate custom solid model part designs

 

Excellent approach and layout of course. Instructor very knowledgeable. Javelin provides world class training and support!

Boris Nincevic, Peel Regional Cancer Center


 

Course Outline

Introduction

  • About This Course
  • Using this Book
  • Windows® XP
  • Use of Color
  • Hide/Show Tree Items

Lesson 1: Multibody Solids

  • Multibody Solids
  • Bridging
  • Introducing: Solid Bodies Folder
  • Extrude From
  • Local Operations
  • Combined Bodies
  • Introducing: Combine
  • Common Bodies
  • Tool Body
  • Introducing: Insert Part
  • Introducing: Move/Copy Bodies
  • Introducing: Mate Reference
  • Patterning
  • Indent Feature
  • Using Cut to Create Multibodies
  • Saving Solid Bodies as Parts and Assemblies
  • Introducing: Insert into New Part
  • Feature Scope
  • Introducing: Save Bodies
  • Splitting a Part into Multibodies
  • Introducing: Split
  • Creating an Assembly
  • Introducing: Create Assembly
  • Using Split Part with Legacy Data

Lesson 2: Sweeps

  • Introduction
  • Sweeping
  • Case Study: Modeling a Spring
  • Sweeping Along a 3D Path
  • 3D Sketching
  • Introducing: Helix and Spiral
  • Introducing: Projected Curve
  • Introducing: Composite Curve
  • Introducing: Sweep
  • Introducing: Fit Spline
  • Case Study: Bottle
  • Sweeping and Lofting: What’s the Difference?
  • Creating a Curve Through a Set of Points
  • Introducing: Insert Ellipse
  • Sweep Options
  • Sweep with Guide Curves
  • The Label Shape
  • Working with a Non-planar Path
  • Variable Radius Filleting
  • Introducing: Split Lines
  • Analyzing Geometry
  • Introducing: Display Curvature
  • Introducing: Show Curvature Combs
  • Introducing: Intersection Curve
  • Introducing: Zebra Stripes
  • Filleting the Label Outline
  • Selecting Edges
  • Introducing: Select Loop
  • Performance Considerations
  • Modeling Threads
  • Orientation and Twist Control
  • Align with End Faces
  • Sweeping Along Model Edges
  • Introducing: SelectionManager
  • Sweeping a Tool Body

Lesson 3: Lofts and Splines

  • Basic Lofting
  • Introducing: Loft
  • Using Derived and Copied Sketches
  • Copying a Sketch
  • Derived Sketches
  • Introducing: Insert Derived Sketch
  • Centerline Lofting
  • Introducing: Split Entities
  • Cleaning Up a Model
  • Introducing: Delete Face
  • Introducing: Deviation Analysis
  • Spline Sketching
  • Introducing: Spline
  • Advanced Lofting
  • Sketch Picture
  • Introducing: Sketch Picture
  • Layout Sketches
  • Boundary Feature

Lesson 4: Other Advanced Tools

  • Advanced Fillets
  • Wrap Feature
  • Introducing: Wrap
  • Introducing: Equation Driven Curves
  • Deform Feature
  • Introducing: Knit Surface
  • Move Face and Delete Face
  • Introducing: Move Face
  • Using 3D Sketch with the Hole Wizard

 

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