Learning and Applying Solidworks 2010-2011

Table of Contents Getting Started * Create a simple sketch using the Sketch commands * Dimension a sketch using the Smart Dimension command * Extrude a sketch using the Features commands. Create a fillet using the Fillet command * Create a hole using the Extruded Cut command * Create a counter bore using the Hole Wizard command Learning More Basics * Revolve a sketch using the Revolve Boss/Base command * Create a hole using the Extruded Cut command * Create a series of holes using the Circular Pattern command Learning to Detail Part Drawings * Create an Orthographic View using the Drawing commands Advanced Detail Drawing Procedures * Create an Auxiliary View using the Drawing commands * Create a Section View using the Drawing commands * Dimension views using the Drawing commands * Create Text using the Drawing Annotation commands Learning to Edit Existing Solid Models * Edit the part using the Edit Sketch command * Edit the part using the Edit Feature command Advanced Design Procedures * Learn to use the Front, Top, and Right Planes Learn to use the Wireframe viewing command * Learn to Convert Entities on to a new sketch * Learn to use the Shell command Introduction to Assembly View Procedures * Learn to insert existing solid models into the Assembly commands * Learn to constrain all parts using the Mate command * Learn to edit/modify parts while in the Assembly command * Learn to simulate motion using the Motion Study command Introduction to Advanced Commands * Learn to use the Swept Boss/Base Command. Learn to use the Plane command * Learn to use the Lofted Boss/Base command Introduction to SimulationXpress * Learn to run an analysis on a part * Learn to interpret an analysis on a part Introduction to Mechanical Mates * Learn to use the Cam mechanical mate Advanced Work Plane Procedures * Learn to create points on a solid model * Learn to create an offset work plane * Learn to create an offset Extruded cut Introduction to Creating a Helix * Learn how to create a Helix Introduction to Importing .DWG files * Learn to create a simple .DWG file * Learn to import a .DWG file into a 1 view drawing * Learn to import a .DWG file into the solid model area and create a solid model More * Blogs o Latest from Industrial Press o Jim Bralla o Dan Daley o Patrick Hansard * Sign up for our Email Newsletter o Become a member of our site User login Username * Password * * Create new account * Request new password