Design with SolidWorks
This course teaches SolidWorks for designing mechanical parts and engineering solids. It starts with the introduction and drawing your first sketch, then turning a two-dimensional drawing into a three-dimensional solid. Next you learn how to produce engineering drawings from solids and add dimensions, reference geometry and fillets, and create uniform and regular solids. Then you move on to round solids using Revolve and Swept, creating regular cavities inside solids, and designing sheet metal parts. In the advanced stage you learn to assemble parts and create motion patterns for them, then run a study and analysis of forces and stress on the solids. At the end of the course there is a file of extras you can download. It suits anyone interested in mechanical engineering and industrial design and anyone who wants to learn SolidWorks from the beginning, with no previous experience needed. After finishing, you will be able to draw a mechanical part, turn it into a solid and an engineering drawing, assemble it with other parts and study the effect of forces on it.
- Design integrated 3D models using available tools.
- Master the creation of advanced solids and physical simulations.
- Assemble parts and create professional motion patterns.
- Conduct studies and analyze forces and stresses in solids.
- Create high-quality and professional designs.
- Draw your first sketch in SolidWorks
- Turn a two-dimensional drawing into a three-dimensional solid
- Produce engineering drawings from solids and add dimensions
- Use reference geometry and fillets
- Create regular solids with Revolve and Swept