Tutorials

9 11 Beginner
Learn how to model these types of containers, without having to use the SolidWorks Weldments process. This method is appropriate if you are in a time crunch and need to quickly construct the container. You can download the 3D model here. https://grabcad.com/library/container-to-collect-plastic-containers-1 Thanks to Alex for the support casters The wheels are from: https://grabcad.com/alex-1430 https://grabcad.com/library/2-5-swivel-caster-no-breake-1

8 2 Intermediate
This is chapter 13 of the course. We will do the modeling exercise of a Hair Dryer, completely on surfaces, using the last tools learned so far. You can download the SDPRT file from here: https://grabcad.com/library/hair-dryer-surface-excercise-1 The best combination for this tutorial, is to download the file, open it in SW and follow the tutorial steps. Don't miss the next chapters with more important surface modeling topics.

7 0 Beginner
This is a tutorial for beginners (white belt!). We will model, step by step, an ashtray. We hope you enjoy it and get motivated to continue modeling in SolidWorks.

7 0 Beginner
CHAPTER 10 Exercise Nr. 2 of the course "Surfacing With SolidWorks". Modeling a Grain Scoop using only surfaces, applying everything learned in the previous chapters. Please download the SLDPTR file for your study accompanying the tutorial: https://grabcad.com/library/grain-scoop-surfacing-with-sw-1

7 0 Expert
This is the Modeling Breakdown (MBD) of our half gallon for water. You can download the sldprt file here: https://grabcad.com/library/water-half-gallon-1 Fully modeled using surface techniques at first, and then converted to solid. We hope it will be useful.

6 0 Beginner
Chapter 12 of the course. Here we study the powerful Style Spline tool, incorporated in SW in 2014, which allows us to get smoother and more stable curves and surfaces. Do not miss the next chapters of the course.

6 0 Intermediate
Chapter 11 of the mini course. This time we will do another practice exercise (Nr. 3). A cover for an electronic device with its button panel. In it we will learn how to use Hybrid Modeling, a combination of solid modeling techniques and surface modeling techniques. We recommend downloading the SLDPRT file from here: https://grabcad.com/library/housing-for-electronic-device-1 So you can follow the tutorial with the file opened in SolidWorks.

5 0 Beginner
This is a tutorial for beginners, but yellow belt, that is, a little more complicated, but in which you can learn a lot. Enjoy it... and keep practicing. If you want to download the 3D file you can do it from here: https://grabcad.com/library/book-shelf-33

5 0 Intermediate
Somebody ask us how we can model this special ball. So here it is the tutorial. You can download the 3D file here: https://grabcad.com/library/special-ball-1

5 0 Intermediate
Modeling Breakdown of our Half Gallon with Handle. You can download the SW file here: https://grabcad.com/library/half-gallon-with-handle-1

5 0 Intermediate
We continue with the course! This time we are going to study 3D Sketch, Part One. 3D sketching is a powerful tool, but it has several details that need to be mastered to be really useful. Don't miss the second part coming soon!....

5 0 Intermediate
Modeling breakdown of a 17 mm combination wrench. You can download the SolidWorks file here, for your study together with this MBD. https://grabcad.com/library/17-mm-combination-wrench-1 Enjoy it and find it useful.

4 2 Intermediate
This is a Modeling Breakdown of our KAPPA PISCO bottle. You can download the SW file here: https://grabcad.com/library/kappa-pisco-bottle-1

4 0 Intermediate
This is another version of the Cup (https://grabcad.com/library/precious-crystal-cup-1). This time the ornamentation of the body of the cup is different. Here we use a technique that we did not use in the first model. First Tutorial here: https://grabcad.com/tutorials/the-finest-crystal-cup You can downlad the files for this model here: https://grabcad.com/library/precious-crystal-cup-2-1

4 0 Beginner
These are some important practical recommendations, issued by renowned experts and universities, regarding the need to have a fair, useful, practical and effective File Naming Convention (FNC). This is not "data management", like the PDM that SW has. That is another topic to be discussed. FNC applies to any type of file that we use and generate in our applications on the computer. We hope it will be useful.