Master Modeling Multi-Body Parts in SolidWorks
By Dave Prince
Throughout these lessons we will efficiently master-model a multi-body steering wheel in SolidWorks using various techniques. Software required: SolidWorks 2015, Illustrator CS5.
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Apr 20, 2015
Duration
3h 14m
Table of contents
Introduction and Project Overview
Master Modeling Multi-Body Parts in SolidWorks
Exploring Options in SolidWorks
6m
Setting up Hotkeys and Mouse Gestures
12m
Setting up the S-key and Toolbars
11m
Utilizing the Recent Documents Window
4m
Laying out Our Steering Wheel Design
12m
Using the Replace Face Feature
7m
Discussing the Surface Fill Feature
12m
Enhancing Our Steering Wheel
11m
Adding Inlay Detail
11m
Utilizing the Ruled Surface Feature
9m
Creating Buttons with the Split Feature
9m
Exploring the Hold Line Option
10m
Enhancing Our Steering Wheel Design
12m
Shelling out the Main Housing
12m
Adding Detail Fillets
7m
Creating Button Graphics in Illustrator
12m
Creating a Master Model Assembly with Individual Parts
12m
Exploring the Benefits and Drawbacks of Master Modeling
11m
Relocating Fillets from the Master Model
12m
Description
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Apr 20, 2015
Duration
3h 14m
Description
Throughout these lessons we will efficiently master-model a multi-body steering wheel in SolidWorks using various techniques. We will cover the setup of various options and shortcuts that will increase your modeling efficiency, as well as use a number of solid and surface modeling tools. We will then create an assembly of all the components and add graphics using Adobe Illustrator. By the end of this tutorial, you will have successfully learned how to master-model and multi-body part using SolidWorks. Software required: SolidWorks 2015, Illustrator CS5.
About the author
About the author
Dave Prince is a professional Industrial Designer, born, raised, educated, and working in the Midwest, USA.