2014
Digital Tutors
Chris Scarlett
3h 57m
English
Throughout this SolidWorks tutorial we'll dive into the creation of a prairie windmill vane. This tutorial is not only the virtual construction of a vintage windmill vane assembly but a demonstration of the SolidWorks weldment tool, its various options and other tools and features along the way.
The weldment tool offers design automation where solid body structural members are created along a sketched lattice. These bodies can be trimmed at intersections with other created solid bodies and weld beads applied using various options.
We'll also be looking at sheet metal design, the swept boss/base feature toolbox fasteners, decals of company logos and more. And of course I will also be sharing with you some tips and tricks along the way.
By the end of this SolidWorks training, you'll gain the knowledge on how, when and where to apply these tools and options to your own projects.
01. Introduction and project overview
02. Discovering the project background
03. Exploring the weldment profile library
04. Saving profiles as library features
05. Touring a completed weldment part
06. Discussing the weldment path sketch
07. Creating the weldment path sketch
08. Executing our first weldment structural members
09. Creating more weldment structural members
10. Trimming and extending our weldments
11. Applying our 3D sketch entity
12. Creating the vane vertical bars right
13. Inserting weld beads on our frame
14. Finishing the insertion of weld beads
15. Using the boss/base feature
16. Using SolidWorks sheet metal
17. Working with the Sketched Bend tool
18. Inserting hole wizard holes
19. Mirroring our parts
20. Creating the sheet metal rivet
21. Putting our assembly together
22. Inserting the nuts and bolts
23. Placing decals on our sheet metal parts
24. Completing the placement of decals
http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/1848-Discovering-the-Use-of-Weldments-and-Sheet-Metal-Design-in-SolidWorks
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