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Video 204. Online SolidWorks
- 28 - Creating an Assembly – The Hammer - Mating the Handle and Head.
In this video you will learn
the basics regarding SolidWorks Assemblies by putting together two SolidWorks
parts, a hammer handle and a hammer head. You’ll learn how to start
a new file and insert your first part while covering best practices and
fixing it to the Origin. The second part, the Hammer Head will be
inserted and Mated 3 times to fully define it. Lastly you’ll learn
how to make modifications to your parts to ensure everything’s fits perfectly
in this virtual world. All of this along with some tips, tricks and
traps.
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Video 205. Online SolidWorks
- 29 - An Assembly That Moves – Sarrus Mechanism - More Assembly Technique.
In this video you will learn
more about assemblies and mates and various techniques to putting it all
together. We will also discuss part degrees of freedom (6 of them),
inserting a multi configuration part, "Select Other" option, Mates Folders,
dragging common edges of parts into the assembly for quick mates and more.
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- Video 208. Online SolidWorks
- 32 - Pack and Go – Package Assemblies and Drawings, in a Compact Zip
File.
Pack up your Assembly and
Drawing, files along with all of their parts and peripherals into a compact
a zip file for easy transfer. No file left behind.
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Video 207. Online SolidWorks
- 31 - Create Flowing Tubular Shapes – Lofts – Fuselage and Wings with
Rounded Ends.
In this video you will learn
how to create tubular shapes using the Lofted Boss/Base Feature to create
structures like a plane fuselage including rounded ends (using Sketch Point
profile sketches and Guide Curves).
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Video 209. Online SolidWorks
- 33 - Create a Fan with Blades or Similar Form - Solid & Surface Lofts
& Pattern (Optional).
In this video we will show
you how to create a fan blade and with a pattern, populate that blade about
a center axis using both a simple solid loft (Lofted Boss/Base) and in
comparison a Surface Loft with a Thickness and the advantages of each.
We will also delve into how to create some of the loft profile sketches
using various Sketch Entities.
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Video 213. Online SolidWorks
- 37 - The Versatile Rib Feature, The Quick and Easy – Down and Out Feature.
In this video we will apply
the versatile Rib Feature, the quick and easy – down and out feature.
With a minimal amount of sketch geometry, typically lines and arcs, and
underdefined at first, you can concurrently extend a line to existing model
surfaces and at 90 degrees to that line, add a thickness to it and extrude
that line up or down to the next surface it encounters. It’s Down
and Out - Quick and Easy.
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Video 214. Online SolidWorks
- 38 - Sketch “Text” - Apply Stylish Embossed or Debossed Text to your
Part.
In this video we will show
you how to add embossed or debossed lettering to your SolidWorks part model.
Applications may include the creation of logos or marketing materials or
for the incorporation of information such as for part numbers that will
be included in the fabrication process.
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