Join Erin Rochelle Winick for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of SOLIDWORKS: Piping and Routing.
- [Erin] With that, you have learned the basics…of SOLIDWORKS routing for both piping and tubing.…You learned the essential tools for creating…and editing routes, as well as how to add…Design Library and custom fittings to your designs.…I would recommend taking some time…to continue to play around with these tools,…create more custom parts, and make more piping and tubing…routes from scratch.…If you are interested in diving into some more courses…related to additional SOLIDWORKS products,…definitely check out SOLIDWORKS Visualize…by Gabriel Corbett.…
If you would be interested in following me…on social media, you can find me on Twitter,…Medium, and Instagram @erinwinick.…Thanks again for joining me today,…and best of luck creating some new routes.…
Author
Erin Rochelle Winick
Released
7/25/2017- Sketching pipe in 3D
- Routing and auto-routing pipe
- Splitting and deleting pipe
- Adding weld gaps, slope, and penetration points
- Preparing pipe drawings
- Sketching and routing tubes
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 4s
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Using the exercise files1m 27s
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1. Routing Basics
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What is SOLIDWORKS routing?2m 44s
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Uses of routing software2m 27s
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The standard parts library3m 55s
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2. Making Pipes
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3D sketching5m 19s
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Starting a route4m 30s
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Sketching pipe3m 6s
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Auto-routing3m 48s
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3. Editing Pipes
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Edit pipe4m 40s
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Transparency2m 2s
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Adding splits3m 5s
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Deleting pipe2m 11s
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The route bounding box2m 19s
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Design tables3m 46s
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4. Adding Other Components
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Coverings3m 56s
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Weld gap2m 38s
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Adding slope2m 11s
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Pipe penetration points3m 2s
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Required geometry7m 52s
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5. Pipe Drawings
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Exporting data2m 19s
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Creating a sub assembly1m 55s
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Drawing creation3m 30s
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6. Tube Routes
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What are tube routes?1m 26s
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Tube library components2m 49s
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Making tubes5m 26s
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Editing tubes3m 28s
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Using clips5m 12s
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Conclusion
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Next steps43s
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