CAD Training Basic
Introduction to CAD
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Exercise 1: Visualisation
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Defining SolidWorks 3D CAD Software
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Getting started with SolidWorks Model User Interface
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Exercise 2: SolidWorks Model User Interface
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Introduction to Sketch - Design Intent
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Basic sketch: Tools, dimensions and modify
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Part and Assembly Naming Formula
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Exercise 3: Using Basic Sketch
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Advance Sketch: Fillet, chamfer, trim, etc
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Exercise 4: Using Advance Sketch
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Applying Geometric Relations to the sketch
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End Overview
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Introduction to CAD Quiz
Creating 3D Parts
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Start Overview
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Basic Part Modelling using fillets, slots, chamfers
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How to Edit a Part
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Using Features such as sweep, loft, shell draft
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Creating real-world parts – Exercise 1
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Creating real-world parts – Exercise 2
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End Overview
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Quiz on Creating 3D Parts
Creating Detailed Part Drawing
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SolidWorks Part Drawings (Generate Drawings for manufacture)
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SolidWorks Detailing User Interface (Identify the detailing features)
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Feature and Sketch Tabs
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Understanding Datum points and tolerance
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Basic Manufacturing detail annotations
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Creating Manufacturing BOM – Annotations to drawing
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End Overview - Creating Manufacturing Drawings
Creating Basic Assemblies
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Start Overview
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Creating Assembly
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Standard mates
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Inserting components. (Process and Bought Out Parts).
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Reference geometry – planes, axis, mate references
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Exploded View and Rendering (Parts/Assemblies)
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Additional Lesson – Patterns (Basic linear and Circular Patterns)
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Additional Lesson – Make your first assembly model and drawing.
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End Overview