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Solidworks Tutorial creating a model spiral Staircase with handle

Ayman Ezzat
in Modeling
4 0 Expert
Operarion of spiral featurs using solidworks and creaion of mechanical parts, showing lots of tricks
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Automatic create Single finger joint for wood product

HOÀNG SƠN SOLIDWORKS
in Modeling
3 0 Expert
This tutorial shows you how to create Single finger joint automatic so it saves your time and gets product faster. link model here : https://grabcad.com/library/automatic-create-single-finger-joint-wood-product-1
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Solidworks Tutorial for creating a Helix with variable conicity.

Ayman Ezzat
in Modeling
2 0 Expert
Creation of a complex helix using different and non-uniform shape which solve many problems that a designer may face
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3D MODELING OF A BOTTLE IN SOLIDWORKS

Ravi Kumar
in Modeling
1 0 Expert
3D MODELING OF A BOTTLE IN SOLIDWORKS IN 2 PARTS YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE MODEL FROM GRABCAD
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Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) and Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) Process Roadmap and Planning Overview

Aygün Karaköse
in Standards
1 0 Expert
Welding is a critical manufacturing process used to join two or more metal parts by applying heat and/or pressure. The quality, strength, and integrity of welded joints are vital for the safety and performance of structures, pressure vessels, pipelines, and machinery. To ensure consistent and reliable welds, the welding process must be clearly defined, controlled, and validated through standardized documentation. Two essential documents play a central role in welding quality control and certification: the Welding Procedure Specification (WPS) and the Procedure Qualification Record (PQR).
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PODCAST #001 –ADAN ISAIS - | SolidWorks Champion y experto en diseño e ingeniería

Diego Conde
in Theory
0 0 Expert
Estrenamos la sección, charlando un poco con una persona que sabe, pero que sabe de verdad sobre Solidworks. Con una trayectoria muy larga dentro del mundo del diseño y de la ingeniería; tenemos la oportunidad de que Adán nos cuente cosas sobre su experiencia en el mundo laboral como diseñador e ingeniero; así como desarrollador de producto. En su palmarés podemos encontrar muchas certificaciones de SolidWorks que avalan todo lo que, al menos bajo papel domina Adán como por ejemplo. - Certified Enterprise PDM Administrator. - Certified SolidWorks Associate - Simulation. - Certified SolidWorks Associate. - Certified SolidWorks Expert. - Certified SolidWorks Professional. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Advanced Drawing Tools. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Advanced Mold Tools. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Advanced Sheet Metal. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Advanced Surfacing. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Advanced Weldments. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Data Management. - Certified SolidWorks Professional - Simulation. - Certified SolidWorks Simulation - Advanced Motion. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Composer. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Data Management. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Electrical. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Mechanical Design. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Plastics. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Simulation. - Certified SolidWorks Specialist - Training Mechanical Design. Como todos sabéis, si oficialmente sus conocimientos son tan amplios... extraoficialmente su conocimiento de Solidworks es mucho más extenso. Ha sido un placer hablar con una persona tan real como lo es Adán. Le deseo lo mejor en su camino y que siga cumpliendo sus metas como hasta ahora viene haciendo. Si te gusta este contenido; te sugiero que des tu apoyo subscribiéndose y dejando un buen like. Nos vemos pronto.
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Weld Spacing: Minimum Distance Between Welds According to Standards (ASME & API)

Aygün Karaköse
in Standards
0 2 Expert
In welding design, the minimum distance between welds is a crucial parameter affecting the integrity, inspectability, and performance of welded structures. Improper spacing can lead to: Overlapping Heat Affected Zones (HAZ), Increased residual stress, Cracking or failure under pressure or cyclic loading. This tutorial will guide you through standard-based minimum weld spacing requirements and provide general rules applicable in piping, pressure vessels, and tank structures.
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Understanding Root Opening (Gap Distance) in Butt Welds – A Standards-Based Tutorial (ASME & ISO)

Aygün Karaköse
in Standards
0 0 Expert
In welding, especially butt welds, the "gap" or root opening is a critical factor that directly affects weld penetration, quality, and strength. This tutorial explains what root opening is, why it matters, how it varies by material thickness and process, and what international standards like ASME Section IX and ISO 9692-1 say about it.
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