Complete Industry Oriented Program On Solid Works

Complete Industry Oriented Program On Solid Works, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 89 lectures, based on 108 reviews, and has 482 subscribers.

You will learn about Solid Works Engineering Sketching In Solid Works Part Modeling for Detailing, 3D Printing , Additive Manufacturing or for the Automation Purposes Assembling Detailing for the Manufacturing Angle of Projections Configuration Management Part Model and Drawing Comparison For Different Revisions Drawing Quality Checking Before Sending To Manufacturing Applying GD&T Design Standards This course is ideal for individuals who are Engineers or Design enthusiasts or Mechanical Engineers or Automobile Engineers It is particularly useful for Engineers or Design enthusiasts or Mechanical Engineers or Automobile Engineers.

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Summary

Title: Complete Industry Oriented Program On Solid Works

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 92

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 92

Original Price: ₹7,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Solid Works
Engineering
Sketching In Solid Works
Part Modeling for Detailing, 3D Printing , Additive Manufacturing or for the Automation Purposes
Assembling
Detailing for the Manufacturing
Angle of Projections
Configuration Management
Part Model and Drawing Comparison For Different Revisions
Drawing Quality Checking Before Sending To Manufacturing
Applying GD&T
Design Standards

Who Should Attend

Engineers
Design enthusiasts
Mechanical Engineers
Automobile Engineers

Target Audiences

Engineers
Design enthusiasts
Mechanical Engineers
Automobile Engineers

Course Has been created to provide the CAD knowledge in the Industrial Level, This course has been created exactly how the industry projects will be executed to produce Quality products to the Clients.

I am sure after taking this course with proper practice with the material provided in the course the students can execute the Operations as per the industry needs.

While Explaining the Part Modelling and Drafting Manufacturing methods has been explained clearly and how a designer should adopt his design methods according to the manufacturer needs.

Apart from the Design for manufacturing and design for assembly this method of Designing can be followed to produce even automation works also.

Curriculum

Sketcher

Introduction
Mouse Controls
Different Sketch Profiles
Copy of the sketch
Patterns of the Sketch
Constrains
Dimensions
Trim Command
Notes Creation
Sketch Practice

Part Design

Method of Design for Manufacturing
Extruded Boss and Extruded Cut
Revolved Boss
Revolved Cut
Sweep Boss
Sweep Cut
Lofted Boss
Lofted Cut
Boundary Boss
Boundary Cut
General Hole creation Method
Threaded Holes
External Threads
Fillet and Chamfers
Types of Fillet and Chamfer
Pattern and its Types
Linear Pattern
Circular Pattern
Sketch Driven Pattern
Rib Supports
Draft Modelling
Thin or Thick Shell
Mirror of the Features
Different type of Plane Creation Methods
Helix and Spiral Curves
Different Configurations
Part Modelling Practice
Design Table for Multiple Configurations
Part model Comparison at Different Revisions

Assembly

Introduction to Assembly
Base Component Import
Fixing the Base Component
Child component Assembly method
Using Different constrains
Different Patterns in Assembly
Linear Pattern in Assembly
Circular Pattern in Assembly
Copy of Child Components
Bill of Materials
Hiding a component
Making a Component Transparent
Configurations in Assembly
Exploded View in Assembly
Exploded Line Sketch in Assembly
Assembly Features
Assembly Practice

Drafting/Detailing

Introduction To Drafting
Selecting Sheet Its Size and Sheet Standards
Choosing the Model to Details
Standard Views Creation Methods
Model Views/ Custom Views
Section Views
Detail Views
Broken View
Broken Out View
Crop View
Auxiliary View
Smart Dimensions
Dimension Types
Base Line Dimension
Chain Dimension
Ordinate Dimension
Model Dimension
Notes and Spell Check
Surface Finish
Hole Call Out
GD&T and Datum Features
Center Mark & Center Line
Blocks and Hatching
Revision Symbols and Tables
Assembly Drafting
Ballooning
Weld Symbols
Drafting Practice
Quality Checking
Drawings Comparison at Different Revisions

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction and Curriculum

Chapter 2: SKETCHING

Lecture 1: SOLID WORKS INTERFACE

Lecture 2: SKETCHING_02

Lecture 3: SKETCHING_03

Lecture 4: Sketch Commands_04

Lecture 5: Sketch Module_05

Lecture 6: Sketch Commands_06

Lecture 7: Sketch Commands_07

Lecture 8: Sketch Commands_08

Lecture 9: Sketching Practice

Chapter 3: Part Design

Lecture 1: Design Methods for ease of manufacturing.

Lecture 2: Extruded Boss and Extruded Cut

Lecture 3: Revolved Bose.

Lecture 4: Revolved Cut.

Lecture 5: Creating a Planes

Lecture 6: Sweep Bose

Lecture 7: Sweep Cut

Lecture 8: Lofted Bose

Lecture 9: Lofted Cut

Lecture 10: Boundary Boss

Lecture 11: Boundary Cut

Lecture 12: Holes creation

Lecture 13: Threaded Holes

Lecture 14: Threads

Lecture 15: Stress Relievers

Lecture 16: Fillet and Chamfer and Chamfer Types

Lecture 17: Patterns/Linear Patterns

Lecture 18: Circular Pattern

Lecture 19: Mirroring a Feature

Lecture 20: Curve Driven Pattern

Lecture 21: Shell Feature

Lecture 22: Draft Feature

Lecture 23: Rib Feature

Lecture 24: Helix Curve

Lecture 25: Part Design Design Table

Lecture 26: Part Design Practice_01 and Adding Configurations

Lecture 27: Part Design Practice_02

Lecture 28: Part Design Practice_03

Lecture 29: Part Design Practice_04

Lecture 30: Part design Practice Manual.

Chapter 4: Assembly

Lecture 1: Assembly Interface

Lecture 2: Parent Component Importation and Fixing It.

Lecture 3: Child component import method and assemble with parent component

Lecture 4: Child component Assembly

Lecture 5: Child component Assembly_01

Lecture 6: Assembly Configurations

Lecture 7: Assembly Management

Lecture 8: Assembly BOM Creation

Lecture 9: Exploded View For Assembly

Lecture 10: Assembly Practice

Lecture 11: Assembly Practice_01

Lecture 12: Assembly Practice Manual

Chapter 5: Drafting/Detailing

Lecture 1: Introduction to Drafting

Lecture 2: Drafting Lecture – 02

Lecture 3: Angle of Projection

Lecture 4: View Creation and Component Import

Lecture 5: Custom Views Creation

Lecture 6: Section and Detail View creation

Lecture 7: Broken Out Section View

Lecture 8: Break View

Lecture 9: Crop View

Lecture 10: Dimensions and Types.

Lecture 11: Ordinate Dimension

Lecture 12: Chain Dimension

Lecture 13: Fillet Chamfer Dimensions

Lecture 14: Model Dimensions

Lecture 15: Notes creation

Lecture 16: Surface finish

Lecture 17: Hole Call-Out

Lecture 18: GD & T Creation

Lecture 19: Blocks and Revision Symbols

Lecture 20: Hatching and Tables

Lecture 21: Measure Tools

Lecture 22: Drafting Practice_01

Lecture 23: Drafting Practice_02

Lecture 24: Drafting Practice_03

Lecture 25: Drafting Practice_04

Lecture 26: Drafting Practice_05

Lecture 27: Drafting Practice_06

Lecture 28: Drafting Practice_07

Lecture 29: Drafting Practice_08

Lecture 30: Drafting Practice_09

Lecture 31: Drafting Practice_10

Lecture 32: Drafting Practice_11

Lecture 33: Drafting Practice_12

Lecture 34: Drafting Practice_13

Lecture 35: Drafting Practice_14

Chapter 6: Advanced Functions

Lecture 1: Product Development Methods as per the Stadards

Chapter 7: Solid Works Interview Questions

Lecture 1: Interview Question and Answers

Instructors

Ravi Shankar Reddy Thammaneni
Team Lead at SEG Automotive (Bosch)

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3 stars: 19 votes
4 stars: 49 votes
5 stars: 35 votes

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