Master Solidworks 2015 – 3D CAD using real-world examples

Master Solidworks 2015 – 3D CAD using real-world examples, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 79 lectures, based on 393 reviews, and has 1785 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of the course students will be able to confidently use Solidworks to produce a whole range of 3D CAD models. All of the basic features will be covered using real-world examples Understand Solidworks CAD within a wider context of use, including areas such as 3D printing, molding and general manufacture. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who would like to learn 3D CAD, whether for professional or personal use! or You may be a product designer wishing to expand your skills, a hobbyist looking to start 3D printing or an engineering enthusiast. or You may already know basic CAD and be looking to expand your skills, or you may be a complete beginner. It is particularly useful for Anyone who would like to learn 3D CAD, whether for professional or personal use! or You may be a product designer wishing to expand your skills, a hobbyist looking to start 3D printing or an engineering enthusiast. or You may already know basic CAD and be looking to expand your skills, or you may be a complete beginner.

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Title: Master Solidworks 2015 – 3D CAD using real-world examples

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $49.99

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What You Will Learn

By the end of the course students will be able to confidently use Solidworks to produce a whole range of 3D CAD models. All of the basic features will be covered using real-world examples
Understand Solidworks CAD within a wider context of use, including areas such as 3D printing, molding and general manufacture.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who would like to learn 3D CAD, whether for professional or personal use!
You may be a product designer wishing to expand your skills, a hobbyist looking to start 3D printing or an engineering enthusiast.
You may already know basic CAD and be looking to expand your skills, or you may be a complete beginner.

Target Audiences

Anyone who would like to learn 3D CAD, whether for professional or personal use!
You may be a product designer wishing to expand your skills, a hobbyist looking to start 3D printing or an engineering enthusiast.
You may already know basic CAD and be looking to expand your skills, or you may be a complete beginner.

Progress from complete beginner to Solidworks master in one single course!

Solidworks is one of the most popular and powerful 3D CAD programs in the world. Millions of people use it to design everything from 3D-printed toys all the way up to fully-working mechanical vehicles. Now you can join the ranks of Solidworks users, and learn to create your own models completely from scratch!

This course focuses on Solidworks 2015. It can be used with any version but if you have a newer version (2018, or newer) then my updated course – “Master Solidworks 2018 3D CAD using real-world examples” will be more helpful!
If you have purchased this version by mistake please send me a message and I’ll swap you over!

Why this course is different
There are many Solidworks courses online, but none quite like this one:

We use real worldexamples during learning! This allows you to relate to your lessons more easily and so remember and understand them better!
Taught by a Solidworks professional! The instructor been using Solidworks since 2006 and even taken a range of official Solidworks-certified training courses. The instructor currently works as a Product Design Engineer and uses Solidworks every day to design all sorts of things for real clients – no academic-only experience here!
No prior knowledge needed. This course is designed to take you from having never used any CAD program before to being able to model almost anything you can imagine!
Understand the wider context of CAD use. As well as explaining the basic CAD techniques this course also details how they relate to real world uses, such as 3D Printing and injection molding.

About this course

This courses includes:

Over 12 hours of high-quality original video.
All sections contain additional resources such as downloadable models and drawings, made specially for the course.
Increasing contentover time. New exercises and videos are constantly being added.
On-hand support. Have a question? We are always here to support any questions and take a look at your progress.
No prior knowledge needed. We take you from complete beginner all the way to mastering Solidworks!

You will learn

Over the course of twelve detailed modelling you’ll learn the entire range of Solidworks skills, including:

Circuitboard– Solidworks Basics, Sketching, Extrudes and Cuts
Pencil– Multi-Body Parts, Revolved Boss/Base and Cuts
Pencil Sharpener– Assemblies
Headphones – Swept Boss/Base, Splines and 3D Sketches
Coke Bottle– Swept Cuts, Helixes and Threads
Computer Mouse – Lofted Boss/Base and Splitting Parts
Key Fob – Modelling from Photographs
Lego Figure – More Complex Assemblies and Advanced Mates
Drawer Box– Configurations and Drawings
Raspberry Pi Enclosure – Importing Parts and Draft Angles
Bicycle Fork– 3D Curves and Sweeps
Gamepad Controller– Ribs and an Entire Recap of the Earlier Techniques
Course Conclusion and Future Learning!

The course is taught using Solidworks 2015 but the models and resources used will work with any version newer than that – all the way up to Solidworks 2018.

The techniques used are also common to many different CAD programs – so you can learn on Solidworks then easily transfer these skills if needed.

So sign up today, and begin your first steps in the exciting world of 3D modelling!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction – Welcome to the course

Chapter 2: Circuitboard – Solidworks Basics, Sketching, Extrudes and Cuts

Lecture 1: Getting started – Introduction to the Solidworks Interface and Sketches

Lecture 2: Starting to Sketch the PCB, and Basic Extrudes

Lecture 3: Adding more Sketch Entities, and more Relations

Lecture 4: The Trim Tool, Mirroring and adding more Features

Lecture 5: Extruded Cuts and the Hole Wizard

Lecture 6: Fillets and Chamfers

Lecture 7: Linear Patterns

Lecture 8: The Design Tree and Design Intent

Lecture 9: Appearances and Renderings

Lecture 10: Saving and Filetypes

Lecture 11: Circuitboard Recap

Chapter 3: Pencil – Multi-Body Parts, Revolved Boss/Base and Cuts

Lecture 1: Pencil Introduction – Modelling the Lead and Casing

Lecture 2: Revolved Boss/Base – Adding the Ferrule

Lecture 3: Pencil Finishing Touches – Fillets and Text

Lecture 4: Sharpening the Pencil – Revolved Cuts

Lecture 5: Pencil Recap

Chapter 4: Pencil Sharpener – Assemblies

Lecture 1: Pencil Sharpener Introduction

Lecture 2: Pencil Sharpener Body – Part 1

Lecture 3: Pencil Sharpener Body – Part 2

Lecture 4: Pencil Sharpener Blade

Lecture 5: Making the Sharpener Assembly

Lecture 6: Adding the Screw

Lecture 7: Assembly Features

Lecture 8: Pencil Sharpener Recap

Chapter 5: Headphones – Swept Boss/Base, Splines and 3D Sketches

Lecture 1: Introduction and the Headphone Jack

Lecture 2: Sweeps and Splines

Lecture 3: Adding the Earbud and using 3D Sketches

Lecture 4: Adding the Second Earbud and Move/Copy Bodies

Lecture 5: Finishing the Assembly and Adding New Parts

Lecture 6: Headphones Recap – Part 1

Lecture 7: Headphones Recap – Part 2

Chapter 6: Coke Bottle – Swept Cuts, Helixes and Threads

Lecture 1: Coke Bottle Introduction and Basic Shape

Lecture 2: Swept Cuts, Circular Patterns and Shelling

Lecture 3: Helixes and Threads

Lecture 4: Intersection Curve and Decals

Lecture 5: Coke Bottle Cap

Lecture 6: Adding the Coke – In-Context Parts and the Cavity Feature

Lecture 7: Coke Bottle Recap – Part 1

Lecture 8: Coke Bottle Recap Part 2

Chapter 7: Computer Mouse – Lofted Boss Base and Splitting Parts

Lecture 1: Introduction and Lofts

Lecture 2: Using Multiple Profiles and Guide Curves

Lecture 3: Splitting Parts

Lecture 4: Adding the PCB using In-Context Parts

Lecture 5: Finishing off the Mouse Assembly

Lecture 6: Computer Mouse Recap

Chapter 8: Key Fob – Modelling from Photographs

Lecture 1: The Basic Key Fob Shape and Sketch Picture

Lecture 2: Adding to the Key Fob 1 – Shared Sketches and Offset From

Lecture 3: Adding to the Key Fob 2 – Dome Feature and Finishing Touches

Lecture 4: Adding the Key Fob Cover

Lecture 5: Finishing Touches and Blocks

Lecture 6: Key Fob and Cover – Recap

Chapter 9: The Lego Figure – More Complex Assemblies and Advanced Mates

Lecture 1: Head and Hands

Lecture 2: The Arms

Lecture 3: Torso Part and Subassembly

Lecture 4: The Hips

Lecture 5: The Legs Part and Subassembly

Lecture 6: Building the Lego Figure Assembly and Advanced Mates

Lecture 7: Lego Figure Recap

Chapter 10: Drawer Box – Configurations and Drawings

Lecture 1: Introduction to Drawings and Configurations

Lecture 2: Configurations

Lecture 3: Basic Drawings

Lecture 4: Advanced Drawings

Lecture 5: Drawer Box Recap

Chapter 11: Raspberry Pi Enclosure – Importing Parts and Draft Angles

Lecture 1: Importing Non-Solidworks Files and Starting the Enclosure

Lecture 2: Enclosure Top

Lecture 3: Draft Angles and Molding

Lecture 4: Enclosure Finishing Touches

Lecture 5: Raspberry Pi Enclosure Recap

Chapter 12: Bicycle Fork – 3D Curves and Sweeps

Lecture 1: Drawing the Head Tube

Lecture 2: Adding the Curved Forks

Lecture 3: Adding the Dropouts and Finishing the Assembly

Lecture 4: Bicycle Fork Recap

Chapter 13: Gamepad Controller – Overall Recap and Ribs

Lecture 1: Introduction and Basic Shape

Lecture 2: Splitting the Part and Making an Assembly

Lecture 3: Adding the PCB

Instructors

Johno Ellison
Professional Design Engineer with 15 years of CAD experience

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2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 26 votes
4 stars: 123 votes
5 stars: 239 votes

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