Author
Gabriel Corbett
Released
11/8/2019- Working with templates
- Saving and file management
- Creating sketches
- Extruding and revolving features
- Applying materials
- Sketching lines, shapes, and polygons
- Trimming, extending, and transforming geometry
- Working with planes and coordinates
- Modifying parts
- Making lofted and swept cuts
- Making holes
- Designing with blocks
- Building assemblies
- Mating parts
- Linking sketches
- Using design tables
- Creating part and assembly drawings
- Creating dimensions
- Adding annotations
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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- [Gabriel] Hi. I'm Gabriel Corbet and welcome to SOLIDWORKS 2020, Essential Training. SOLIDWORKS is the premier product design software at learning the latest skills, tools and techniques will keep you on the forefront of your career. In my LinkedIn Learning course, you'll get up to speed on creating complex parts, assemblies and drawings quickly. We'll cover all the key tools and techniques so you can focus on your design and not the software. For SOLIDWORKS 2020, we'll cover the new and updated tools, as well as the pen and touch gestures for those of you working on a tablet or a touch device. This course is for anyone looking to get into the world of 3D design, and will benefit new users as well as those transitioning from other software packages. Are you ready to upgrade your skills and learn one of the most powerful 3D CAD design software packages in the industry? I know you are. Join me on LinkedIn Learning for SOLIDWORKS 2020, Essential Training.
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Introduction
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1. Introduction to SOLIDWORKS
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SOLIDWORKS templates4m 46s
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Measuring2m 8s
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2. SOLIDWORKS Quick Start
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Creating your first 3D part6m 20s
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Building your first assembly4m 35s
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Basic steps for 3D modeling6m 59s
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3. Basic Part Modeling
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Creating sketches5m 48s
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Understanding relationships3m 56s
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Using the Extrude feature6m 34s
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Making revolved cuts4m 10s
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Finding mass properties4m 14s
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Working with dimensions6m 1s
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4. Sketch Tools
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Line and Centerline tools4m 36s
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Using the Rectangle tool4m 2s
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Circles and arcs3m 44s
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Drawing slots2m 36s
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Sketching polygons3m 34s
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Creating text6m 15s
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Using the Spline tool4m 40s
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Equation driven curve2m 34s
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Sketch Ink2m 59s
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5. Modifying Sketches
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Creating offset geometry4m 25s
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Using the Mirror tools2m 36s
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Using construction lines4m 1s
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6. Reference Geometry
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Working with planes3m 52s
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Making an axis2m 4s
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Concept sketches1m 18s
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Markup view2m 59s
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7. Part Modifications
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Adding fillets to a part5m 34s
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Chamfering edges4m 52s
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Applying draft4m 14s
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Using the Shell command2m 46s
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Using the Mirror command5m 55s
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Creating linear patterns3m 6s
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Creating circular patterns2m 58s
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8. Advanced Part Modeling
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Loft tool9m 36s
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Making lofted cuts2m 27s
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Creating swept shapes3m 52s
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Making swept cuts3m 32s
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Using the Wrap command2m 36s
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Boundary Boss/Base4m 4s
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Intersect tool4m 13s
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Working with configurations3m 46s
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Surface tools2m 54s
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Direct Editing: Move Face3m 12s
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Direct Editing: Combine2m 51s
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Direct Editing: Split4m 19s
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Project Curve2m 50s
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Slice tool4m 25s
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9. Hole Wizard
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Positioning holes in 3D3m 24s
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10. Blocks
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Using sketch blocks6m 4s
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Creating blocks3m 40s
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Designing with blocks2m 45s
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11. Building Assemblies
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Starting an assembly2m 41s
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Working with subassemblies2m 59s
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Making linear patterns4m 11s
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Creating circular patterns2m 48s
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Using the Toolbox3m 46s
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12. Advanced Mates
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Creating component Mates4m 54s
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Mechanical Mates3m 49s
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Magnetic Mates3m 8s
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13. In-Context Modeling
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Using layout sketches4m 16s
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14. Using Design Tables
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Using design tables5m 46s
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Adding to design tables3m 37s
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15. Part Drawings
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16. Dimensioning
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Creating ordinate dimensions3m 20s
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Using the Autodimension tool4m 13s
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17. Adding General Annotations
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Adding annotations9m 18s
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Adding custom properties4m 12s
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Linking drawing notes3m 29s
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Using the Design Library3m 24s
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18. Assembly Drawings
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Making an exploded view4m 6s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 11s
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