solidwork

1-[SolidWorks workspace ]
3-Graphics Area
4-Property Manager
5-Task Pane
6-Status Bar

2-[Basic Sketching] creating 2D sketches. Topics: Sketch entities (lines, circles, rectangles, etc.)
1-Sketch relations
2- dimensions
3- origin
4-planes

3-[Features and Part Modeling]    Transition from sketches to 3D models. Topics:
1-Extrude
2-revolve
3-sweep
4-loft
5-Fillets 
6-chamfers
7-Editing 
8-modifying features

4-[Assemblies] Learn to assemble parts into a working model. Topics:
1-Mates (standard, advanced, and mechanical)
2-Subassemblies
3-Exploded views

5-[Drawings Goal]: Create 2D engineering drawings. Topics:
1-Views (orthographic, section, detailed)
2-Dimensioning and annotations
3-Adding tables (BOM, revision tables)

6-[Advanced Features] Goal: Expand your skills with advanced tools. Topics:
1-Surface modeling
2-Sheet metal design
3-Weldments
4-Simulation basics

7. Real-World Projects

1-Apply what you've learned to real-world designs.
2-Reverse engineering an object
3-Designing a product from scratch




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1. Surface Modeling

Use Case: Create complex, organic shapes not possible with solid modeling.

Key Tools:

Boundary Surface

Lofted Surface

Offset Surface

Trim and Extend Surfaces


Exercise:

Create a bottle design or an aerodynamic car body.




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2. Sheet Metal Design

Use Case: Design parts for manufacturing with sheet metal.

Key Tools:

Base Flange/Tab

Edge Flange

Hem, Jog, and Forming Tools

Flatten and Unfold features


Exercise:

Design a simple box with bends and flanges.




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3. Weldments

Use Case: Create welded structures like frames and trusses.

Key Tools:

Structural Members

Trims/Extends

Gussets and End Caps


Exercise:

Model a steel frame for a table or a ladder.




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4. Advanced Assemblies

Use Case: Work on large and complex assemblies with motion and interaction.

Key Tools:

Advanced Mates (Path Mate, Width Mate)

Assembly Configurations

Large Assembly Mode


Exercise:

Design a working gear mechanism.




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5. Simulation Basics

Use Case: Analyze designs under real-world conditions.

Key Tools:

Static Analysis

Motion Study

Thermal and Flow Simulations (if licensed)


Exercise:

Test the strength of a beam under load.




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Would you like to start with Surface Modeling or another advanced feature? I can guide you step-by-step!