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  • ISBN-13: 9781630570019
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SOLIDWORKS 2016 Basic Tools is the first book in a three part series. It introduces new users to the SOLIDWORKS interface, SOLIDWORKS tools and basic modeling techniques.



SOLIDWORKS 2016 Basic Tools is the first book in a three part series. It introduces new users to the SOLIDWORKS interface, SOLIDWORKS tools and basic modeling techniques. It provides readers with a strong understanding of SOLIDWORKS and covers the creation of parts, assemblies and drawings. Every lesson and exercise in this book was created based on real world projects. Each of these projects have been broken down and developed into easy and comprehensible steps for the reader. Furthermore, at the end of every chapter there are self test questionnaires to ensure that the reader has gained sufficient knowledge from each section before moving on to more advanced lessons. This book takes the approach that in order to understand SOLIDWORKS, inside and out, the reader should create everything from the beginning and take it step by step.

Introduction: SOLIDWORKS 2016 User Interface xxiii
The 3 reference planes xxiv
The toolbars xxiv
The system feedback symbols xxvi
The status bar xxvi
2D Sketch examples xxvii
3D feature examples xxviii
Setting the System Parameters
Chapter 1 System Options
1(1)
The system options
1(1)
The general options
2(1)
The drawings options
2(1)
The display type options
3(1)
The area hatch options
3(1)
The colors options
4(1)
The sketch options
5(1)
The relations / snaps options
5(1)
The display / selection options
6(1)
The performance options
6(1)
The large assembly mode options
7(1)
The external references options
7(1)
The default templates options
8(1)
The file location options
8(1)
The feature manager options
9(1)
The spin box increment options
9(1)
The view rotation options
10(1)
The backups / recover options
10(1)
The hole wizards / toolbox options
11(1)
The file explorer options
12(1)
The search options
12(1)
The collaboration / advanced option
13(1)
Questions for review
14
Chapter 2 Document Templates
1(1)
Setting Up the Document properties
1(1)
The drafting standard options
2(1)
The annotations options
2(1)
The balloon options
3(1)
The datum options
3(1)
The geometric tolerance options
4(1)
The note options
4(1)
The Revision Clouds options
5(1)
The surface finishes options
5(1)
The weld symbol options
6(1)
The dimensions options
6(1)
The angle options
7(1)
The angular running options
7(1)
The arc length options
8(1)
The chamfer options
8(1)
The diameter options
9(1)
The hole callout options
9(1)
The linear options
10(1)
The ordinate options
10(1)
The radius options
11(1)
The virtual sharps options
11(1)
The table options
12(1)
The bill of materials options
12(1)
The general options
13(1)
The title block table options
13(1)
The dimXpert options
14(1)
The size dimension options
14(1)
The location dimension options
15(1)
The chain dimension options
15(1)
The geometric tolerance options
16(1)
The chamfer controls options
16(1)
The display options
17(1)
The detailing options
17(1)
The grid / snap options
18(1)
The units options
18(1)
The model display options
19(1)
The material properties options
19(1)
The image quality options
20(1)
The sheet metal options
20(1)
The weldments options
21(1)
The plane display options
21(1)
The configurations option
22(1)
Saving the settings as a part template
22(1)
Questions for review
23
Basic Modeling Topics
Chapter 3 Basic Solid Modeling - Extrude Options
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Starting a new part
3(1)
Changing the scene
4(1)
Starting a new sketch
5(1)
Using the line command
6(1)
Adding geometric relations
7(2)
Geometric relation examples
9(1)
Adding the horizontal dimensions
10(1)
Adding the vertical dimensions
11(1)
The status of a sketch
11(1)
Hiding the sketch relation symbols
12(1)
Extruding the base
13(1)
Sketching on a planar face
14(3)
Extruding a boss
17(1)
Using the blind option
17(1)
Using the through all option
17(1)
Using the up to next option
18(1)
Using the up to vertex option
18(1)
Using the up to surface option
18(1)
Using the offset from surface option
19(1)
Using the up to body option
19(1)
Using the mid plane option
20(1)
Extrude summary
21(1)
Adding the model fillets by Lasso
22(1)
Fillets and rounds
23(1)
Questions for review
24(1)
Using the search commands
25(4)
Exercise: Extrude Boss & Extrude Cut
29
Chapter 4 Basic Solid Modeling - Extrude & Revolve
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Sketching the first profile
3(1)
Extruding the first solid
3(1)
Creating the bore holes
4(1)
Wake-up entities
4(1)
Cutting the bore holes
5(1)
Mirroring the bore holes
6(2)
Adding fillets
8(2)
Creating the sub-components
10(1)
Revolving the base feature
10(1)
Adding chamfers
11(3)
Using the straight slot command
14(2)
Extruding a blind cut
16(1)
Adding the holes
17(1)
Adding more fillets
18(2)
Questions for review
20(1)
Exercise: Extrude Boss and Extrude Cut
21
Chapter 5 Revolve Parts - Ball Joint Arm
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Creating the base profile
3(1)
Trimming the entities
3(1)
Revolving the base feature
4(1)
Sketching the open-end profile
4(2)
Mirroring the revolved feature
6(1)
Adding fillets
7(1)
Questions for review
8(1)
Exercise: Flat head Screw Driver
9(3)
Derived Sketches - Center Ball Joint
12(1)
Tools needed
13(1)
Creating the base profile
14(1)
Revolving the base feature
14(1)
Creating a new work plane
15(1)
Creating a derived sketch
15(1)
Positioning the derived sketch
16(1)
Revolving the derived sketch
16(1)
Adding fillets
17(1)
Questions for review
18(1)
Exercise: Revolve Parts - Wheel
19(2)
Exercise: Plastic bottle
21
Chapter 6 Rib & Shell Features - Formed Tray
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Sketching the base feature
3(1)
Extruding the base
3(1)
Adding the side cutout
4(1)
Offsetting the entities
5(1)
Shelling the upper half of the part
5(1)
Adding rib features
6(1)
Adding fillets
7(1)
Shelling the lower half of the part
8(1)
Questions for review
9(1)
Using Shell and Mirror
10(1)
Tools needed
11(1)
Starting a new part
12(1)
Extruding the base
12(1)
Adding fillets
13(1)
Creating a recess feature
14(2)
Creating the rim feature
16(1)
Creating the fold feature
17(1)
Mirroring the body
18(1)
Creating the lock feature
19(3)
Shelling the part
22
Chapter 7 Linear Patterns - Test Tray
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Sketching the base profile
3(1)
Extruding the base feature
3(1)
Creating the seed feature
4(1)
Creating a linear pattern
5(1)
Shelling the part
6(1)
Adding fillets
7(1)
Questions for review
8(1)
Circular Patterns - Spur Gear
9(1)
Tools needed
10(1)
Creating the base sketch
11(1)
Using dynamic mirror
11(1)
Adding relations
12(1)
Canceling auto-relations
12(1)
Revolving the base
13(1)
Sketching the thread profile
14(1)
Using convert entities
15(1)
Using trim entities
16(1)
Enabling the temporary axis
17(1)
Making a circular pattern of the cut
18(1)
Adding the key-way
19(1)
Using sketch mirror
19(3)
Questions for review
22(1)
Circular Patterns - Circular Base Mount
23(1)
Tools needed
24(1)
Sketching the base profile
25(1)
Revolving the base
25(1)
Adding a side tab
26(1)
Creating the first counterbore
27(1)
Adding a circular pattern
28(1)
Creating a new offset plane
28(1)
Adding the pockets
29(1)
Adding fillets
30(2)
Questions for review
32(1)
Curve Driven Patterns & Hole Wizard
33(1)
Tools needed
34(1)
Editing the sketch
35(1)
Extruding the base
36(1)
Creating the first hole
36(1)
Constructing the Curve
37(1)
Creating the Curve-Driven Pattern
38(1)
Using the hole wizard
39(1)
Using the curve driven pattern options
40
Chapter 8 Part Configurations - Machined Block
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Sketching the Base profile
3(1)
Adding the ordinate dimensions
3(1)
Extruding the Base
3(1)
Adding the pockets
4(1)
Adding a counterbore hole
5(1)
Patterning the counterbore
6(1)
Mirroring features
7(1)
Adding the blind holes
8(1)
Creating a cutaway section configuration
9(3)
Switching between the configurations
12(1)
Splitting the FeatureManager pane
13(1)
Suppressing features in a configuration
14(2)
Questions for Review
16(1)
Exercise: Vary-Sketch Option
17
Chapter 9 Modeling Threads - Threaded Insert
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Sketching the base profile
3(1)
Revolving the base
4(1)
Creating the sweep path
4(1)
Defining the helix
4(1)
Creating the sweep profile
5(1)
Creating the sweep cut
6(1)
Mirroring the bodies
7(1)
Adding chamfers
8(1)
Questions for review
9(1)
Exercise: Modeling threads - Internal
10(4)
Exercise: Internal threads
14(8)
Exercise: External threads
22
Bottom Up Assembly Topics
Chapter 10 Bottom Up Assembly - Ball Joint Assembly
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Starting a new assembly
3(1)
Inserting the components
4(2)
Mating the components
6(1)
Moving / rotating components
7(1)
Adding more components
7(4)
Questions for review
11(1)
Bottom Up Assembly - Links Assembly
12(1)
Tools needed
13(1)
Starting a new assembly template
14(1)
Inserting the first component
15(1)
Adding other components
16(1)
Changing the components colors
17(1)
Using the selection filters
18(1)
Adding standard mates
19(1)
Adding width mates
20(1)
Making copies of components
21(1)
Viewing the mate group
22(1)
Rotating components
23(4)
Using align vs. anti-align
27(2)
Questions for review
29(1)
Assembly Exercises: Gate Assembly
30
Chapter 11 Using Advanced Mates
1(1)
Rack and pinion mate
1(2)
Adding mates
3(1)
Suppressing mates
4(1)
Using Mechanical Mates
4(1)
Adding a rack and pinion mate
4(1)
Testing the mates
5(1)
Creating a linear motion
5(1)
Adding a linear motor
6(1)
Playing back the motion
6(2)
Using Limit Mates and Cam Mates
8(1)
Opening an assembly document
8(1)
Adding advanced and mechanical mates
8(1)
Adding a width mate
9(1)
Adding a cam mate
10(3)
Adding a limit mate
13(1)
Testing the mates
13(3)
Using Cam Followers
16(1)
Opening and arranging the components
16(1)
Adding the standard mates
17(1)
Adding the mechanical mates - Cam follower
18(1)
Viewing the cam motions
19(8)
L1 Final Exam
27
Chapter 12 Layout Assembly
1(1)
Tools Needed
2(1)
Opening an assembly document
3(1)
Activating the layout mode
3(1)
Adding a new sketch
4(1)
Making a block
4(1)
Setting the insertion point
5(1)
Adding relations to the block
6(1)
Adding dimensions to the blocks
6(1)
Testing the block
7(1)
Converting a block into a component
8(3)
Converting other blocks
11(3)
Hiding the sketches
14(1)
Viewing the assembly motions
14(1)
SOLIDWORKS Animator - The Basics
15(1)
Switching to the Motion Study tab
15(1)
Adding a rotary motor
16(1)
Viewing the rotary motions
17(1)
Using the animation wizard
17(2)
Animating the explode / collapse
19(3)
Changing the view orientation
22(3)
Creating the flashing
25(1)
Changing the shading options
26(2)
Looping the animation
28(1)
Saving as AVI format
29(1)
Viewing with Windows Media Player
30
Chapter 13 Working with Sketch Pictures
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Inserting the scanned image
3(6)
Resizing the digital image
9(1)
Tracing the image
10(1)
Using the spline tool
10(2)
Suppressing the scanned image
12(1)
Extruding the traced sketch
13(3)
Using PhotoView360 - The Basics
16(1)
Activating the add-in
16(1)
Setting the appearance
17(1)
Setting the scene
18(1)
Setting the image quality
19(1)
Rendering the final image
20(1)
Saving the rendered image
20(2)
Exercise: HeliDrone Assembly
22
Drawing Topics
Chapter 14 Drawing Preparations
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Setting up new drawing
3(1)
The drawing interface
4(1)
Switching to the sheet format layer
5(1)
Switching to the sheet layer
6(1)
Setting the drawing options
7(1)
Setting the document template options
8(1)
Setting the drafting standard options
8(1)
Setting the annotation option
9(1)
Setting the dimension options
9(1)
Setting the centerline / center mark options
10(1)
Setting the bill of material options
10(1)
Setting the view label options
11(2)
Setting the unit options
13(1)
Setting the line font options
14(1)
Setting the line thickness options
14(1)
Setting the image quality options
15(1)
Saving the document templates
16(1)
Questions for review
17
Chapter 15 Assembly Drawings - Links Assembly
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Creating a new drawing
3(2)
Editing the format / title block
5(1)
Editing the sheet layer
6(1)
Changing the drawing paper color
6(1)
Browsing the documents
7(2)
Switching to the exploded view state
9(2)
Using the view palette
11(1)
Switching to shaded view
12(1)
Creating the bill of material (BOM)
12(2)
Modifying the bill of material
14(1)
Reversing the column headers
15(2)
Adding balloon callouts
17(1)
Changing the balloon style
18(1)
Questions for review
19(1)
Assembly Drawing Exercises
20(3)
Assembly Drawing - Alternate Position View
23(1)
Tools needed
24(1)
Setting up a new drawing
25(2)
Setting the custom view scale
27(1)
Creating an alternate position view
28(2)
Switching configurations
30(1)
Adding custom text / annotation
31(1)
Creating the isometric exploded view
32(1)
Using auto balloons
33(1)
Adding a bill of material
34(1)
Questions for review
35
Chapter 16 Drawing Views - Machined Block
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Setting up a new drawing format
3(1)
Editing the format / title block
4(2)
Modifying existing text
6(1)
Adding new text
6(1)
Using the view Palette
7(1)
Dragging and dropping from the view Palette
8(1)
Adding an isometric view
9(1)
Moving the drawing views
10(1)
Breaking the alignment of the views
11(1)
Creating a detail view
12(1)
Using the detail view options
12(1)
Adding a projected view
13(1)
Creating an auxiliary view
14(1)
Adding a cross section view
15(1)
Showing / hiding the hidden lines
16(1)
Creating the broken-out-section views
16(2)
Changing configurations
18(1)
Adding cross hatch and hatch patterns
19(1)
Modifying the cross hatch properties
20(2)
Using geometric tolerances and flag notes
22(1)
Using the modifying and hole symbols
23(1)
ANSI symbols description
24
Chapter 17 Detailing - Machined Block Details
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Inserting the model dimensions
3(1)
Re-arranging the dimensions
4(2)
Adding center marks
6(1)
Adding datum feature symbols
7(1)
Datum reference & geometric tolerance examples
8(1)
Using the hole callouts
9(1)
Adding the geometric tolerances
9(4)
Adding tolerances / precisions
13(1)
Adding surface finishes
14(2)
Adding notes
16(3)
Questions for review
19(1)
Exercise 1: Modeling and Detailing
20(1)
Exercise 2: Drawing & Detailing
21(1)
Fastener Callouts
22(1)
Thread Nomenclature
23
Chapter 18 Sheet Metal Drawings - Post Cap
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Starting a new drawing
3(1)
Inserting the 3 standard views
4(1)
Creating the isometric and flat pattern views
5(1)
Adding a detail view
6(1)
Adding the ordinate dimensions
6(1)
Inserting the model dimensions
7(1)
Adding dimensions to other views
8(1)
Creating an isometric flat pattern
9(1)
Showing the bend lines
10(1)
e-Drawings - Soft Lock Assembly
11(1)
Tools needed
12(1)
Saving a SOLIDWORKS drawing as an eDrawing
13(1)
The eDrawing user interface
14(1)
The eDrawing toolbar
15(1)
The markup toolbar
16(1)
Playing the animation
16(1)
Adding markup notes
17(1)
Adding a stamp
18(1)
Saving as a self-executable file type
19(1)
3D drawing view
20(1)
Creating a new 3D drawing View
21(1)
Saving the drawing view state
21(1)
Inserting a model view
21
Chapter 19 Configurations Part I: - Button Assembly
1(1)
Tools needed
2(1)
Part Configurations
3(1)
Changing the pitch of the spring
4(1)
Assembly configurations
5(1)
Changing the mate conditions
5(3)
Switching the configurations
8(1)
Configurations Part II: Assembly & Drawing
9(1)
Tools needed
10(1)
Opening the existing file
11(1)
Adding new part configurations
11(1)
Changing the number of spokes
12(1)
Viewing the part configurations
13(1)
Assembly configurations
14(1)
Inserting the Sub-Assemblies
15(2)
Adding mates to the sub-assembly
17(1)
Viewing the assembly configurations
18(1)
Starting a new drawing
19(1)
Creating the drawing views
20(1)
Creating an aligned section view
21(3)
Changing the configurations in a drawing
24(1)
Adding the annotations in a drawing
24
Chapter 20 Part -Design Tables
1
Tools needed
2(1)
Part - design tables
3(1)
Opening an existing part
3(1)
Inserting a new design table
4(1)
Transferring dimensions to the design table
5(1)
Using the excel-based formulas
5(2)
Inserting features into the design table
7(1)
Entering the suppress / unsuppressed commands
8(1)
Switching between configurations
8(1)
Assembly - Design Tables
9(1)
Opening an assembly document
9(1)
Creating a new assembly design table
10(1)
Setting the headers alignment
10(1)
Defining the column headers
11(2)
Entering the excel-based parameters
13(1)
Viewing the configs. generated by the design table
14(1)
Exercise: Part design tables
15(4)
Level 2 final exam
19(2)
Table of U.S. Measures
21(1)
Table of Metric Measures
22
CSWA Preparation Practice (Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate)
Preparation materials for the CSWA examination
1(2)
Drafting competencies
3(3)
Basic Part Modeling
6(24)
Bottom Up Assembly 1
30(12)
Bottom Up Assembly 2
42
Glossary
Index