Training - SolidWorks® Advanced Part and Assembly Modeling.

Length: 24 Hours
Prerequisites: SolidWorks Basic
Description: Advanced Part Modeling teaches you how to build freeform shapes using SolidWorks mechanical design automation software.
Advanced Assembly Modeling teaches you how to maximize your use of the assembly modeling capabilities of SolidWorks mechanical design automation software.


Lesson 1: Multibody Solids

Bridging
Local Operations
Combined Bodies
Common Bodies
Tool Body
Symmetry
Using Cut to Create Multibodies
Saving Solid Bodies as Parts and Assemblies
Feature Scope
Splitting a Part into Multibodies
Creating an Assembly
Using Split Part with Legacy Data


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Lesson 2: Weldments

Weldments
Structural Members
Trimming Structural Members
Adding Plates
Weld Beads
Using Symmetry
Gussets and End Caps
Profile Sketches
Working with Weldments
Managing the Cut List
Custom Properties
Weldment Drawings

Lesson 3: Sweeps

Introduction
Case Study: Bottle
Sweeping and Lofting: What’s the Difference?
Sweeping
Creating a Curve Through a Set of Points
The Label Shape
Working with a Non-planar Path
Variable Radius Filleting
Analyzing Geometry
Filleting the Label Outline
Selecting Edges
Performance Considerations
Modeling Threads
Sweeping Along Model Edges
3D Sketches

Lesson 4: Lofts

Basic Lofting
Using Derived and Copied Sketches
Copying a Sketch
Derived Sketches
Advanced Lofting
Other Techniques

Lesson 5: Surfaces

Working with Surfaces
Advanced Filleting
Deleting Faces
Dome Feature
Offset Surfaces
Extend Surface
Hiding Bodies
Intersection Curves and Splines
Filling in Gaps
Repairing Imported Surfaces

Lesson 6: Core and Cavity

Mold Tooling Design
Analyzing Draft on a Model
Draft Analysis Colors
Creating New Drafted Faces
Scale to Allow for Shrinkage
Determine the Parting Lines
Shutting Off Holes or Windows
Automation
Modeling the Parting Surfaces
Interlocking the Mold Tooling
Creating the Mold Tooling
Other Options for Tooling Design

Lesson 7: Top-Down Assembly Modeling

Top-Down Assembly Modeling
Stages in the Process
In-Context Features
Building In-Context Parts
Building Parts in an Assembly
Assembly Patterning
Propagating Changes
Breaking External References

Lesson 8: Working with Assemblies

Working with Assemblies
Mating Shortcuts
SmartMates
Adding Mate References
Feature Palette Parts
Capture Mate References
Inserting and Mating Components
Configurations of Assemblies
Assembly Design Tables
Building the New Design Table
Configuration Properties
Changing Component Mates

Lesson 9: Assembly Editing

Assembly Editing
Editing Activities
Converting Parts and Assemblies
Assembly Features
Hole Series
Replacing and Modifying Components
Troubleshooting an Assembly
Replacing Components Using Save As
Controlling Dimensions in an Assembly
Smart Fasteners
Mirroring Components

Lesson 10: Large Assemblies

Large Assemblies
Efficient Assemblies
Errors When Opening an Assembly
Designing with Sub-assemblies
Modifying the Structure of an Assembly
Large Assembly Mode
Lightweight Components
Taking Advantage of Configurations
Drawing Considerations
Using Component Patterns
Advanced Selection Techniques
Envelopes
Layout Sketches in the Assembly
SolidWorks Explorer
Renaming Components

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