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Master SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD using real-world examples, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 148 lectures, based on 1370 reviews, and has 13552 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of the course students will be able to confidently use Solidworks 2021 to produce a whole range of 3D CAD models. All of the basic features will be covered using real-world examples Understand Solidworks 2021 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 3D CAD using real-world examples

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 148

Number of Published Lectures: 148

Number of Curriculum Items: 160

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 160

Original Price: $79.99

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What You Will Learn

By the end of the course students will be able to confidently use Solidworks 2021 to produce a whole range of 3D CAD models. All of the basic features will be covered using real-world examples

Understand Solidworks 2021 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 2021 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!

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

We use real world examplesduring 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 has 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. 

Built on previous feedback!This course is built upon the instructors other best-selling Solidworks courses (2015, 2018 and 2019), and on the feedback from over 12,000 previous studentson Udemy alone.

Fully updated for Solidworks 2021!The course has been completely redesigned and optimised for the 2021 version of Solidworks and now includes specialist Features like the Thread Tool, Mounting Bosses, Snap Hooks, Lip & Groove, and more.

About this course

This courses includes:

19 hours of high-quality original video.

All sections contain additional resources such as downloadable models and drawings, made specially for the course.

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 models you’ll learn the entire range of Solidworks skills, including:

1. Circuitboard– Solidworks Basics, Sketching, Extrudes and Cuts

2. Pencil– Multi-Body Parts, Revolved Boss/Base and Cuts

3. Pencil Sharpener– Assemblies

4. Headphones – Swept Boss/Base, Splines and 3D Sketches

5. Coke Bottle– Swept Cuts, Helixes and Threads

6. Computer Mouse – Lofted Boss/Base and Splitting Parts

7. Key Fob – Modelling from Photographs

8. Lego Figure – More Complex Assemblies and Advanced Mates

9. Drawer Box– Configurations and Drawings

10. Raspberry Pi Enclosure – Importing Parts and Draft Angles

11. Bicycle Fork– 3D Curves and Sweeps

12. Gamepad Controller– Ribs and an Entire Recap of the Earlier Techniques

13. Course Conclusion and Future Learning!

The course is taught using Solidworks 2021but the models and resources used will work with any version newer than that.  If you have a previous version (2015-2020, or earlier) then my earlier courses – “Master Solidworks 2015/2018/2019 3D CAD using real-world examples”  will be more helpful!

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 to the Course

Lecture 2: What is CAD and Why Use Solidworks?

Lecture 3: How to use this Course

Chapter 2: Model 1: The Printed Circuitboard (PCB) – Solidworks Basics, Sketching, Extrudes

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Solidworks Interface and View Controls

Lecture 2: Sketching Basics

Lecture 3: Sketching a Rectangle and Adding Dimensions

Lecture 4: Fully Defining Sketches

Lecture 5: Extruding Solids

Lecture 6: The Circle Tool

Lecture 7: Ellipses and Rectangles

Lecture 8: Angled Lines and Driven Dimensions

Lecture 9: Trim Tool

Lecture 10: Mirroring Sketch Entities

Lecture 11: Mirroring Features

Lecture 12: Cutting Material

Lecture 13: Hole Wizard

Lecture 14: Fillets and Chamfers

Lecture 15: Linear Patterns

Lecture 16: The Design Tree (Feature Manager)

Lecture 17: Design Intent

Lecture 18: Appearances

Lecture 19: Troubleshooting – Missing Render Tool Tab!

Lecture 20: Saving and File Types

Lecture 21: PCB Section Recap

Chapter 3: Model 2 – Pencil – Multi-Body Parts, Revolved Boss/Base and Cuts

Lecture 1: Pencil Introduction and Creating the Lead

Lecture 2: Up to Surface End Conditon and Making the Eraser

Lecture 3: Sketching the Ferrule Profile

Lecture 4: Revolved Boss/Base

Lecture 5: Fillets and the Edge Selection Toolbar

Lecture 6: Adding Text

Lecture 7: Adding Appearances to the Pencil

Lecture 8: Sharpening the Pencil – Revolved Cuts

Lecture 9: Revolved Cut Errors

Lecture 10: Rendering the Pencil

Lecture 11: Pencil Section Recap

Chapter 4: Pencil Sharpener – Assemblies

Lecture 1: Pencil Sharpener Introduction

Lecture 2: Sharpener Body

Lecture 3: Mouse Gestures and Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 4: Cutting the Finger Grips

Lecture 5: Cutting the Pencil Hole

Lecture 6: Cutting the Blade Cavity and Finishing the Sharpener Body

Lecture 7: Assigning Materials & Mass Properties

Lecture 8: Making the Sharpener Blade

Lecture 9: Basic Assembly

Lecture 10: More Assembly Details

Lecture 11: Adding the Screw using the Solidworks Toolbox

Lecture 12: Adding the Screw without the Solidworks Toolbox

Lecture 13: Assembly Tools

Lecture 14: Exploded Views

Lecture 15: Pencil Recap – Part 1

Lecture 16: Pencil Recap – Part 2

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

Lecture 1: Headphone Jack

Lecture 2: Modelling the Strain Relief using Multiple Bodies

Lecture 3: Creating the first cable using a Swept Boss/Base

Lecture 4: Improving Sweeps using Tangent Relations

Lecture 5: Creating the Ear Bud

Lecture 6: Joining the Ear Bud with a 3D Sweep

Lecture 7: Adding a Second Ear Bud using Move/Copy Bodies

Lecture 8: Creating the Second Ear Bud Cable

Lecture 9: Adding the Silicone Ear Buds, and Finishing the Assembly

Lecture 10: Headphones Recap Part 1

Lecture 11: Headphones Recap Part 2

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

Lecture 1: Creating the Main Bottle Shape

Lecture 2: Swept Cuts

Lecture 3: Cutting the Base Ridges

Lecture 4: Shelling Parts

Lecture 5: Creating Manual Threads using a Helix and Sweep

Lecture 6: The Thread Tool

Lecture 7: Intersection Curve

Lecture 8: Decals and Assembly

Lecture 9: Creating the Bottle Cap

Lecture 10: Adding the Cap to the Assembly

Lecture 11: Adding the Liquid to the Assembly using In-Context Parts and the Cavity Feature

Lecture 12: Bottle Recap Part 1

Lecture 13: Bottle Recap Part 2

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

Lecture 1: Mouse Introduction – Basic Lofts

Lecture 2: Adding More Loft Profiles to Refine the Shape

Lecture 3: Guide Curves

Lecture 4: Filleting and Shelling the Mouse

Lecture 5: Splitting Parts

Lecture 6: More Splitting Details

Lecture 7: Creating the Mouse PCB as an In-Context Part

Lecture 8: Adding Details to the Mouse PCB

Lecture 9: Finishing off the Mouse Top Part

Lecture 10: Finishing the Mouse

Lecture 11: Mouse Recap Part 1

Lecture 12: Mouse Recap Part 2

Instructors

Johno Ellison
Professional Design Engineer with 15 years of CAD experience

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2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 45 votes

4 stars: 393 votes

5 stars: 920 votes

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