This presentation is and introduction to surface modeling for experienced solid modelers. It includes a handful of useful tips and tricks that you can use on a regular basis in your existing solid modeling workflows. You’ll be introduced to all of the colored-in commands highlighted in the image below:
Experience a fast paced session of tips focusing on how to use SolidWorks 2011 in the real world. These will not be found in the help file, they come from years of learning, teaching, and using it daily in a small dynamic design environment.
There will include something for everyone; parts, assemblies, and drawings. We’ll break down and simplify some very creative ways to use common SolidWorks tools with emphasis on why we picked various tools and explore alternate methods to solve problems.
Download: SolidWorks World 2011 Tips & Tricks (for an unknown reason, Internet Explorer will rename this to a .zip file. Make sure to rename the extension to .pptx so you can view it in Powerpoint)
Video Presentation of the SolidWorks World 2011 Proceedings: Video of SolidWorks Tips and Tricks 2011
Presented at: SolidWorks World 2011
I didn’t know you could do that, is that new? When did they put that in SolidWorks? This is a look at existing tools that you may have overlooked, not had time to keep up with, and use as often as you could.
With every new release it is hard to keep up with all the new features. We’ll focus on using existing tools in your daily workflow to increase your productivity, developing your skills, and expanding your knowledge of the SolidWorks toolset.
Download: SWW2011 What’s Old with SolidWorks 2011
Video Presentation of the SolidWorks World 2011 Proceedings: Video of What’s Old with Solidworks 2011
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