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SOLIDWORKS - Convert a Multibody Part to an Assembly with One Click | Toy Train #2

NonCad Keys
in Assemblies
5 0 Intermediate
You can convert your work with multi-body in the part environment, multi-body part models that you download from outside (customer, supplier, etc.) or download from any website into assembly with a single click. In our previous video, we explained how we work with multiple bodies in the part environment. Of course, we also talked about performance effects. When you create the assembly, you will find that each part that is created is actually referenced to the first multibody part file. Thanks to these references, the changes you make in the part will be reflected in the assembly environment. Don't worry, I'll talk about this briefly in the next video. At the same time, we completed our toy train by adding a few more parts in assembly. In the next videos, we will model the rails of this train and combine the train and the rails. Maybe we can even give a animation, what do you think? ------ Our toy train video series will continue. ------- ------ Don't forget to follow us, like and share our videos. -------
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πŸŒŸπŸ’―SolidWorks Knight Design Tutorial (PART - 2)🌟

Scan Design
in Modeling
2 0 Expert
πŸŒŸπŸš€πŸ”§ Welcome to our SolidWorks tutorial series!πŸš€πŸŒŸ πŸ”” Subscribe to our channel for more amazing content: www.youtube.com/@UCNcSUVuedM1x3hiie5s0icA πŸŽ₯ In this video, we'll discover: Extruded Boss/Base Extruded Cut Revolve Command Fillet Champer 🌟Here's what you'll learn:🌟 In this episode, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of designing a chess knight using SolidWorks. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics of SolidWorks or an experienced user seeking to refine your skills, this tutorial is for you.
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SOLIDWORKS advanced tutorials | Replacing faces

Ahmed Sakib
in Modeling
2 0 Expert
Learn how to replace faces in SOLIDWORKS? Replacing a Single Set of Faces 1. Make sure that your replacement surface body is wider and longer than the faces you are replacing. 2. Click Replace Face on the Surfaces toolbar, or click Insert - Face -Replace. 3. In the Property Manager, under Replace Parameters: Select the faces to replace for Target faces . 4. Click OK .
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Master SolidWorks Weldments | SolidWorks Weldments tutorial

Scan Design
in Modeling
0 0 Expert
Master SolidWorks Weldments | Weldments tutorial | Step-by-Step Weldments tutorial in SolidWorks for Beginners | #piping #automobile #art Learn how to create a Weldments in SolidWorks with this step-by-step tutorial! Perfect for beginners, this video will guide you through the entire process, from sketching to final assembly. Enhance your SolidWorks skills and start designing efficient piping systems today! #3ddesign #sheetmetalexercise #SolidWorks design tutorial #autodesk inventor #engineer #mechanical engineering #solidworks #solidworks assembly tutorial #solidworks exercises #solidworks how to #solidworks lessons #solidworksweldments
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SOLIDWORKS - Working With Multibody in Part Environment | Toy Train #1

NonCad Keys
in Assemblies
0 0 Intermediate
In this Model, we talked about working with multiple bodies in the #SolidWorks part environment. Working with bodies in this way in a part environment may seem easy to some users. However, there is a very important issue that should not be forgotten. Of course #PERFORMANCE. Remember! Working with bodies in a part environment will increase the number of features, which will reduce SolidWorks performance.
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SOLIDWORKS - Path Mate & Change in the part referenced to the body | Toy Train #4

NonCad Keys
in Assemblies
0 0 Intermediate
And finally we assemble the train and the rail. Notice how we use points when assembling the train and track, how we choose the entire path, what references we use in the parallelism relationship. We have also said before that the parts that make up the train are referenced to the first body we made. By using these references, you can make any changes you want to the parts. For now, we moved the train with the mouse. Maybe we can make it move on its own in the future... #NonCADKeys #SOLIDWORKS #cad
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SOLIDWORKS - How to Assign/Edit Colors and Appearance to Parts

NonCad Keys
in Assemblies
0 0 Beginner
In this video, you'll learn how to assign color and appearance to components, features, solid body, surface body, and part surface in the part and assembly environment. You will not only learn how to assign colors, but also how to edit colors and lights, but also how we use ready-made textures. In order for these textures and lights to appear on the part in the graphic area, the realview feature must be turned on. Realview Feature: * Your computer graphics card must be compatible with SOLIDWORKS for this feature to turn on automatically. You can use the link below to review the appropriate video cards and drivers for SOLIDWORKS. Link: https://www.solidworks.com/support/hardware-certification/ * Another way to turn this feature on is to make a few changes to the registry. However, since this way will not meet the real requirements of the program, it may cause performance problems after a while. (You can find information on this subject with a short research.) #NonCADKeys #SOLIDWORKS #CAD *** For more and more different content to come We ask you to SUBSCRIBE to our channel and LIKE our videos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSD8g4g28uXzAnQJif7T4Ew
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