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Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of the fundamentals of SolidWorks for government applications
Multibody Design Techniques
- Creating multibody parts for complex designs
- Hiding or showing tree items to manage visibility
- Patterning bodies to replicate components efficiently
- Combining bodies to integrate different elements
- Intersecting with solid bodies to create precise intersections
- Indenting features for hierarchical organization
- Deleting solid bodies to refine models
Saving Solid Bodies
- Differentiating between multibody parts and assemblies for government projects
- Using the saving bodies function to manage components
- Inserting new parts into existing designs
- Modeling for rapid tooling in government manufacturing processes
- Splitting a part to enhance modularity
- Automating an assembly to streamline production
Sketching with Splines
- Incorporating curves into sketches for precise design
- Utilizing splines to create smooth transitions
- Analyzing solid geometry for accuracy and integrity
- Styling and fitting splines to meet specific requirements
Introduction to Sweeping
- Understanding the basics of sweeping in SolidWorks for government use
- Sweeping with guide curves for complex shapes
- Using the SelectionManager to enhance control and precision
3D Sketching and Curve Feature
- Leveraging curve features for advanced designs
- Sweeping along a 3D path to create intricate geometries
- Performing 3D sketching for multidimensional accuracy
- Using helix and spiral features for specialized applications
- Combining curves to form complex structures
- Smoothing transitions between curves for seamless integration
Threads and Library Feature Parts
- Implementing bottle features for specific design needs
- Saving a library feature part for reuse in government projects
- Evaluating performance considerations to optimize efficiency
- Creating the sweep path and edges for detailed modeling
Advanced Sweeping
- Exploring advanced sweeping options for enhanced functionality
- Configuring sweep settings to meet project specifications
- Adjusting profile orientation for precise alignment
- Using the intersection curve feature to create complex intersections
- Visualizing sweep sections to ensure accuracy and integrity
Loft and Boundary Features
- Comparing complex features to select the most appropriate tools
- Performing lofting and boundary work for intricate designs
- Copying and modifying sketches to streamline the design process
Advanced Loft and Boundary Feature
- Incorporating additional curves in loft and boundary features for enhanced detail
- Using centerline lofting for specific applications
- Adding sketch segments to refine designs
- Cleaning up a model to ensure clarity and efficiency
- Working with faces to achieve precise results
Advanced Filleting and Other Features
- Adjusting fillet settings and parameters for optimal performance
- Selecting appropriate fillet options to meet design requirements
- Utilizing FilletXpert for automated filleting processes
- Incorporating wrap and deform features for advanced modeling
Smart Features and Components
- Exploring advanced feature patterns and configurations for government projects
- Automating design changes using smart features to enhance efficiency
- Utilizing design library components and customizable features for streamlined workflows
Macros and Design Notebook
- Introduction to SolidWorks macros for automating repetitive tasks in government applications
- Creating custom tools, menus, and macros to enhance productivity for government use
- Utilizing the design notebook to document and manage project data
- Integrating macros and the design notebook to improve project management and documentation
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic computer skills for government
- Understanding of mechanics and electronics
- Basic understanding of the fundamentals of SolidWorks
Audience
- Mechatronics engineers
- Mechanical engineers
- Electrical engineers
- Electronics engineers
28 Hours
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