From the course: SOLIDWORKS 2017 Essential Training
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Positioning holes in 3D - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS 2017 Essential Training
Positioning holes in 3D
- When using the Hole Wizard I have the ability to pre-select a face to draw holes or create holes using the Hole Wizard on. Click on the Hole Wizard; let's go ahead and choose a tapped hole. I'm going to choose a quarter 20 thread and my condition I want to go is half inch thread. Click on positions and anywhere I click is going to place a hole. If I want to turn that off again, just turn off the point command. I can then click and drag these holes around and position them wherever I want. Click OK, and there you have it. But, if I wanted to add holes to multiple faces at the same time, Solidworks Hole Wizard does have a built in feature called 3D Sketch which will allow me to do so. Let's go ahead and delete this feature here. I'm just hitting delete on my keyboard. Click OK and I come up here to Hole Wizard; let's choose the same type of hole and go to positions. Notice I have this button right here called 3D Sketch. Go ahead and click on that one, and now it's going to allow me to…
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Contents
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Creating sketches6m 23s
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Understanding relationships5m 8s
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Using the Extrude feature3m 48s
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Using the Extruded Cut feature5m 38s
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Creating revolved features4m 25s
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Making revolved cuts3m 31s
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Applying materials, colors, and backgrounds3m 24s
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Finding mass properties2m 23s
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System options, units, and templates2m 28s
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Trimming and extending portions of a sketch3m 44s
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Creating offset geometry3m 17s
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Moving, copying, and rotating elements2m 33s
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Erasing, undoing, and redoing actions2m 2s
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Using the Mirror tools1m 21s
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Creating repeating patterns in a sketch2m 37s
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Using construction lines to build robust sketches4m 43s
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Using the Convert Entities tool1m 32s
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Adding fillets and chamfers to sketches2m 47s
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Loft tool9m 37s
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Refining a lofted shape with guide curves1m 53s
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Making lofted cuts1m 34s
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Creating swept shapes2m 38s
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Making swept cuts2m 38s
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Using the Wrap command2m 42s
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Boundary boss and base2m 7s
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Intersect tool1m 23s
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Working with configurations3m 51s
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Surface tools2m 39s
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Using surfaces to build solid models2m 33s
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Direct editing: Move/copy bodies3m 9s
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Direct editing: Move face2m 49s
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Direct editing: Combine2m 57s
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Direct editing: Split2m 27s
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Starting an assembly2m 53s
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Arranging, copying, moving, and rotating parts in assemblies4m 21s
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Mating parts together in an assembly6m 56s
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Working with subassemblies3m 54s
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Making linear patterns5m 15s
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Creating circular patterns1m 56s
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Using the Toolbox2m 53s
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Downloading premade parts from the Internet2m 53s
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