SOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling

Course details

Training Course Contents
The Advanced Part Modeling course is for SOLIDWORKS users who need to create complex parts and want to learn how to use more advanced features; including sweeps, lofts, boundaries, and every type of ;Also in the course are best practices for creating efficient parts including using Boolean operations in multibody parts in order to save time. Building master models for parametrically driving whole projects. Plus reverse-engineering complex models with sketch pictures.

SOLIDWORKS Training
Basic to advanced SOLIDWORKS courses

SOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling Lessons
The following lessons are included in the course

>>SOLIDWORKS Essentials
>>SOLIDWORKS Assembly Modeling
>>SOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling
>>SOLIDWORKS Drawings
>>SOLIDWORKS Surface Modeling
>>SOLIDWORKS Sheet Metal
>>SOLIDWORKS Weldments
>>SOLIDWORKS Pipe & Tube Routing
>>SOLIDWORKS Mold Design
>>SOLIDWORKS Visualize Rendering
>>SOLIDWORKS Advanced Update
>>SOLIDWORKS Electrical Routing
>>SOLIDWORKS Visual Basic for Applications
>>SOLIDWORKS API
>>SOLIDWORKS Composer Essentials
>>SOLIDWORKS Simulation Linear Static
>>SOLIDWORKS Simulation Professional
>>SOLIDWORKS Simulation Dynamics
>>SOLIDWORKS Simulation Nonlinear
>>SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation
>>SOLIDWORKS Motion
>>SOLIDWORKS MBD
>>SOLIDWORKS Inspection
>>Using SOLIDWORKS PDM
>>Administering SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional Course
>>SOLIDWORKS Electrical Schematic
>>SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D
>>DriveWorks Professional
>>SOLIDWORKS Electrical Advanced
>>SOLIDWORKS PCB

Multibody Solids: How They Work

Multibody Solids
Multibody Techniques
Introducing: Solid Bodies Folder
Feature Scope
Patterning Bodies
Tool Body
Introducing: Insert Part
Introducing: Move/Copy Bodies
Combining Bodies
Introducing: Combine

Uses of Multibody Solids

Common Bodies
Indent Feature
Introducing: Delete Body
Local Operations
Modeling Negative Space
Using Cut to Create Multibodies
Saving Solid Bodies as Parts and Assemblies
Introducing: Insert into New Part
Introducing: Save Bodies
Splitting a Part into Multibodies
Introducing: Split
Creating an Assembly
Introducing: Create Assembly
Using Split Part with Legacy Data

Sketching with Splines
Sketching Splines
Introducing: Spline
Introducing: Show Curvature Combs
Sketch Picture
Introducing: Sketch Picture
Review

Introduction to Sweeping

Sweeping
Case Study: Faux Raised Panel Door
Sweep with Guide Curves
Case Study: Bottle
Sweep Options
Sweep with Guide Curves
Introducing: Dome
Introducing: SelectionManager

Working with Curves

Case Study: Modeling a Spring
Sweeping Along a 3D Path
3D Sketching
Introducing: Helix and Spiral
Introducing: Projected Curve
Introducing: Composite Curve
Introducing: Fit Spline
Applying the Label to the Bottle
Modeling Threads
Case Study: Creating a Curve Through a Set of Points
Sketch Blocks
Introducing: Sketch Blocks
Equation Driven Curves
Introducing: Equation Driven Curve
Introducing: Split Line

Advanced Sweeping

Orientation and Twist Control
Align with End Faces
Sweeping Along Model Edges
Sweeping a Tool Body

Boundary Feature and Lofting 
Why Lofts and Boundary Features?
How Lofting and Boundary Work
Boundary Feature vs Loft
Introducing: Boundary Feature
Using Derived and Copied Sketches
Copying a Sketch
Derived Sketches
Introducing: Insert Derived Sketch
2-Direction Boundary Feature
Layout Sketches
Centerline Lofting
Introducing: Split Entities
Cleaning Up a Model
Introducing: Delete Face
Introducing: Deviation Analysis


Other Advanced Tools

Advanced Fillets
Analyzing Geometry
Introducing: Display Curvature
Intersection Curve
Zebra Stripes
Wrap Feature
Deform Feature
Introducing: Knit Surface
Move Face and Delete Face
Introducing: Move Face
Performance Considerations
  Updated on 10 March, 2019