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Learn Sketching, Part Modelling, Assembly, Drawings, Rendering, Animation and Modelling From Photographs

What you will learn

After completing this course you will be able to confidently produce complex 3D CAD models

Be ready to employ your skills in real industry environment

Understand Solidworks in wider context by creating a product from a sketch to video animation

Learn about sketching, part modelling, assembly creation, rendering, animation, evaluation tools and modelling from photographs.

Description

This is ultimate hands-on Solidworks course. All you need to know to become confident and skillful user and become ready to employ your skills in industry environment. Course starts from scratching through creating 3D objects, assembly and drawing creation, rendering and animation to modelling from picture. Basically, it covers full process of model creation to the final stage of presenting a model with real life images or animation videos. Upon completion you’ll be able to carry Solidworks in your hands safely and autonomously.

Why Solidworks?

Solidworks is the most popular design tool for creating 3D products and technical drawings. Millions of people use it to design anything from 3D-printed toys all the way up to mechanical vehicles, heavy machines and different products of everyday life.

What this course covers?

1. How to get around in Solidworks application and how to create a Solidworks file. Next step is sketching where are explained sketch tools (Line, Circle, Rectangle, Slot, Spline, Fillet, Chamfer, Mirror, Linear and circular sketch pattern, Convert and offset entities, Polygon…).

2. How to use those sketches to create a 3D model. All main tools for working with 3D model are explained (Extruded Boss, Extruded Cut, Revolved Boss, Revolved Cut, Swept Boss, Lofted Boss, Hole Wizard, Fillet, Chamfer, Mirror, Linear pattern, Rib, Draft, Shell…). As well how to create a new plane, new coordinate system, how to calculate mass, volume, and center of mass.

3. How to use parts to create assembly. How to define relations between parts in assembly using mates. All the basic mates (Coincident, concentric, parallel, perpendicular, distance, angle, tangent…), advanced mates (Width, Distance and angle, Width, Profile center, Path mate, Symmetric…) and mechanical mates (Hinge, Cam, Gear, Screw…).

4. How to create engineering drawings. Different drawing views, how to put dimensions, how to use symbols such as surface finish and welding. As well how to create Bill of Materials (BOM) table and much more.

5. How to model a product using picture (.jpg file) to get as much as possible realistic design.


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6. How to evaluate your model using Compare documents, Part reviewer, Measure, Symmetry check, Performance Evaluation…

7. How to create photorealistic images and how to create animation videos. It is explained how to set up a camera, lights, appearance and scene. How to render a model and how to set up a Schedule rendering. As well how set up a motors in animations video, how to change appearance and position of the model in animation video. And in the last lectures is shown how to create an walkthrough videos.

What makes this course different?

1. It covers all important tools and techniques necessary to become competitive Solidworks user today.

2. Exercises after each chapter will build confidence in your skills.

3. No experience. This course will teach you from zero. You don’t need to have experience at all.

With this knowledge that you will gain here you will be ready to dive into the industry environment and work on advanced design problems.

If you find that any of this would beneficial for you and will help you to achieve your goals, ENROLL and begin your CAD journey!

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Content

INTRODUCTION
Introduction
What Is Solidworks?
Contact
GETTING FAMILIAR WITH SOLIDWORKS
Creating a New File
User Interface
Mouse Movements
Opening/Saving Document
SKETCHING
Creating a Sketch On The Standard Planes
Basic Sketch Tools
Under/Fully/Over Defined Sketch
Sketch Relations
Sketch Dimensions
Driving vs Driven Dimension
Trim And Extend
Offset Entities
Mirror Entities
Dynamic Mirror Entities
Linear And Circular Sketch Pattern
Move/Copy/Rotate/Scale/Stretch Sketch Entities
Repair Sketch
Quick Snaps
Instant 2D
Edit Sketch
Unit System
Converting Sketch To 3D Model
SKETCH EXAMPLES
Example#1
Example#2
SKETCH EXERCISES
Download Exercises
EXTRUSION
Extruded Boss – Start/End Conditions
Extruded Cut – Start/End Conditions
Extrusion Direction
Ectruded Boss – Thin Feature
SKETCHING ADVANCED
Sketch On The Face
Rapid Sketch
Plane Creation
Derived Sketch
3D Sketch
Convert And Offset Entities
Linked Dimensions And Global Variables
Equations
Heads-Up View Toolbar
EXTRUSION EXAMPLES
Example#1
Example#2
EXTRUSION EXERCISES
Download Exercises
PART MODELLING FEATURES
Revolved Boss / Revolved Cut
Swept Boss
Swept Cut
Lofted Boss
Lofted Cut
Boundary Boss
Boundary Cut
Multi-Body Part
Fillet And Chamfer
Draft
Draft Types
Rib
Shell
Hole Wizard
Thread
Mirror
Linear Pattern
Wrap
Helix, Spiral And Composite Curve
Split Line And Text
Intersect
Instant 3D
Using Sketch By Multiple Features
Part Modification
MATERIAL, APPEARANCE AND RENDERING
Material And Density
Appearance
Scene
Camera
Lights
Rendering
PART MODELLING EXAMPLES
Example#1
Example#2
PART MODELLING EXERCISES
Download Exercises
CONFIGURATIONS AND DESIGN TABLE
Configuration
Design Table
ASSEMBLY CREATION
Inserting Components
Moving Components
Standard Mates
Advanced Mates
Mechanical Mates
Belt
Mirror Components
Assembly Features
Sub-assembly
Exploded View
In-Context Features And External References
Collision Detection
Replacing Part
Top-Down Assembly
ASSEMBLY EXAMPLES
Example#1
Example#2
ASSEMBLY EXERCISES
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ANIMATION
Motion Study And Animation Wizard
Applying Motors
Adding Appearance And View Orientation
Walk Through 1
Walk Through 2
DRAWINGS
Setting Up A Drawing Sheet
Orthographic Views
View Properties And Projected View
Driving VS Driven Dimensions
Driving Dimensions
Driven Dimensions
Baseline Dimensions
Ordinate Dimensions
Angular Dimension
Chamfer dimension
Model Items Assembly
Dimension Properties
Dimension Style
Document Properties
Dimension Rounding
View Focus
Custom Type View
3D Drawing View Tool
Convert View
Predefined View
Relative View
Section View
Auxiliary View
Detail View
Broken-out Section View
Break View
Alternate Position View
Crop View
Isometric Section View
Centermark And Centerline
Hole Callout
Surface Finish Symbol
Weld Symbol
Hatch Pattern
Exploded View
Balloon and magnetic line
Autoballoon
Hole Table
Bill Of Materials Table (BOM)
BOM Sorting
Missing Item In BOM
Custom Properties
Equations
Show/Hide Components
Linked Notes
General Table
Layers
Multiple Sheets
Edit Sheet
Measuring Tool
Sheet Properties
Saving Options
DRAWING EXAMPLES
Example#1
Example#2
DRAWING EXERCISES
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MODELLING FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
Introduction
Sketch Picture1 And Extrusion
Sketch Picture2 And Extrusion
Slot And Circular Hole
Fillet
Creating USB Slots
Text
Appearance And Rendering
MODELLING FROM PHOTOGRAPHS EXERCISE
Download Exercise
REFERENCE GEOMETRY AND EVALUATION TOOLS
Mass Properties
Override Mass Properties
Measuring Tool
Interference Detection
Compare Documents
Symmetry Check
Part Reviewer
Assembly Visualisation
Performance Evaluation
Compare Assembly
Check Active Document
CONCLUSION
Congratulations!!!
Bonus Lecture