By Inspirtech on
6/10/2008 8:27 PM
This Video is an awnser to the following Question:
I'm looking for an easy way to generate holes at an angle using the
hole wizard. For example, suppose I need a set of drilled holes,
maybe for a spray nozzle or something, and they need to be say 12° off
of vertical. What's the easiest way to accomplish this using the hole
wizard?
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By Inspirtech on
6/2/2008 9:12 PM
Although we do not plan on having all of the Tips and Tricks related to SolidWorks Weldments, this tip again has to do with working with Weldments. During an excellent "Stump the Chump" break out at SolidWorks World 2008, the question of trimming Weldments came up. Users find that often times creating a trim will not always do what they need. Let's take a look at a few tips.
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By Inspirtech on
6/2/2008 9:10 PM
For one reason or
another engineers, designers and trades people are constantly faced
with the demand to continue learning new CAD applications. Depending on
their current level of expertise, the ideal training solution can
change. The various methods of learning a CAD application can be broken
into three groups:
I. Instructor led training
II. Self-paced training
III. Discussions and collaboration
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By Inspirtech on
6/2/2008 8:58 PM
For one reason or
another engineers, designers and trades people are constantly faced
with the demand to continue learning new CAD applications. Depending on
their current level of expertise, the ideal training solution can
change. The various methods of learning a CAD application can be broken
into three groups:
I. Instructor led training
II. Self-paced training
III. Discussio
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By Inspirtech on
6/2/2008 8:35 PM
For one reason or
another engineers, designers and trades people are constantly faced
with the demand to continue learning new CAD applications. Depending on
their current level of expertise, the ideal training solution can
change. The various methods of learning a CAD application can be broken
into three groups:
I. Instructor led training
II. Self-paced training
III. Discussions and collaboration
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By Inspirtech on
6/2/2008 8:01 PM
With any application we use on a day to day basis we should always find
ways to improve how efficient we are at using that application. One
great way to improve productivity is to assign custom keyboard
Shortcuts to commonly used Commands. In SolidWorks adding custom
keyboard shortcuts is extremely simple and takes just a few minutes.
One must be careful when adding shortcuts not to make some common
mistakes like using the delete key to remove a short cut. This will
in-fact assign the "delete" key to that particular Shortcut. Well,
take a few minutes... Customize your SolidWorks interface!!
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