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    Solidworks: Part Modeling

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    Kanishk SilverFury
    SolidWorks allows for both part and assembly modeling. It provides various views for 2D drawings including orthographic and isometric 3D views. Users can toggle between different view options like wireframe, hidden lines, and shaded views. The sketch toolbar contains commands for modifying, projecting, and arraying sketch entities as well as applying constraints.

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    Solidworks: Part Modeling

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    Kanishk SilverFury
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    SolidWorks allows for both part and assembly modeling. It provides various views for 2D drawings including orthographic and isometric 3D views. Users can toggle between different view options like wireframe, hidden lines, and shaded views. The sketch toolbar contains commands for modifying, projecting, and arraying sketch entities as well as applying constraints.

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    SW for noobs

    Original Title

    Intro to SW

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    SolidWorks allows for both part and assembly modeling. It provides various views for 2D drawings including orthographic and isometric 3D views. Users can toggle between different view options like wireframe, hidden lines, and shaded views. The sketch toolbar contains commands for modifying, projecting, and arraying sketch entities as well as applying constraints.

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    26 views10 pages

    Solidworks: Part Modeling

    Uploaded by

    Kanishk SilverFury
    SolidWorks allows for both part and assembly modeling. It provides various views for 2D drawings including orthographic and isometric 3D views. Users can toggle between different view options like wireframe, hidden lines, and shaded views. The sketch toolbar contains commands for modifying, projecting, and arraying sketch entities as well as applying constraints.

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    SolidWorks

    Part modeling

    Assembly
    modeling

    2D drawing
    SolidWorks Layout
    Pull down menu View orientation, 2D and 3D

    Standard
    menu
    View toolbar

    Principal
    planes

    Right click Sketch


    on any toolbar
    principal
    plane icon
    SolidWorks Layout - Views

    Front Right side Top View perpendicular


    to a selected plane

    Two dimensional orthographic views 3D isometric


    view

    Standard
    Orthographic views Zoom to fit Dynamic zoom Rotate
    and 3D views

    Pan
    Zoom window
    Previous view
    3D View Options
    Hidden Lines Visible

    Shaded View

    Provides shadow
    in shaded mode

    Wireframe

    Hidden Lines
    Removed
    SolidWorks Sketch Commands
    2D Sketch
    Enter/Exit
    Grid/Snap
    3D Sketch

    Drawing
    tools

    Modifying
    tools
    SolidWorks Sketch Commands

    Importing an image
    into the sketch
    environment

    Spline outlining
    the product
    SolidWorks Sketch Commands

    Project entities into


    a new sketch plane Chamfer
    for reference Fillet Offset

    Mirror

    Split
    entities
    Projected entities

    Move Rectangular
    Rotate Array Circular
    Array
    SolidWorks Sketch Commands

    Allows you to extract a curve for


    Locates the intersection of two planes other applications, not active in
    and turns it into a sketch curve sketch mode.

    Plane 1

    Plane 2
    3D curve
    Select Constraints
    Two curved entities

    Apply constraints (relations) to entities. Select


    entities and then select the desired constraint

    Selection window

    Two straight entities

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