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SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start David C. Planchard, CSWP, SOLIDWORKS Accredited Educator SDC PUBLICATIONS Better Textbooks. Lower Prices. www.sdcpublications.com ACCESS CODE UNIQUE CODE INSIDE

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SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Introduction TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction I-1 About the Author I-3 Acknowledgements I-4 Contact the Author I-5 Note to Instructors I-5 Trademarks, Disclaimer, and Copyrighted Material I-5 References I-6 Table of Contents I-7 Overview of Chapters I-15 Chapter 1: Overview of SOLIDWORKS and the User Interface I-15 Chapter 2: 2D Sketching, Features and Parts I-15 Chapter 3: Assembly Modeling - Bottom up Method I-16 Chapter 4: Design Modifications I-16 Chapter 5: Drawing and Dimensioning Fundamentals I-17 Chapter 6: Certified Associate - Mechanical Design (CSWA) program I-17 Chapter 7: Additive Manufacturing - 3D Printing I-18 Book Layout I-19 Windows Terminology in SOLIDWORKS I-21 Chapter 1 - Overview of SOLIDWORKS and the User Interface 1-1 Project Objective 1-3 What is SOLIDWORKS? 1-3 Basic concepts in SOLIDWORKS 1-3 Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 1-4 Activity: Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 1-4 Welcome dialog box 1-4 Home Tab 1-5 Recent Tab 1-5 Learn Tab 1-5 Alerts Tab 1-6 SOLIDWORKS User Interface (UI) and CommandManager 1-7 Menu Bar toolbar 1-8 Menu Bar menu 1-8 Drop-down menu 1-9 Create a New Part Document 1-9 Novice Mode 1-10 Advanced Mode 1-10 Graphic Window (Default) 1-11 View Default Sketch Planes 1-12 Open a Part 1-12 Part FeatureManager 1-13 FeatureManager Rollback Bar 1-13 Heads-up View toolbar 1-15 Dynamic Annotation Views 1-15 Zoom to Fit 1-15 Zoom to Area 1-15 Window-Select 1-15 PAGE I - 7

Introduction SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Rotate 1-15 Front View 1-16 Right View 1-16 Top View 1-16 Trimetric view 1-16 SOLIDWORKS Help 1-16 SOLIDWORKS Tutorials 1-17 User Interface Tools 1-17 Right-click 1-18 Consolidated toolbar 1-18 System feedback icons 1-18 Confirmation Corner 1-19 Heads-up View toolbar 1-19 CommandManager (Default Part tab) 1-22 CommandManager (Default Drawing tab) 1-23 CommandManager (Default Assembly tab) 1-24 CommandManager (Float/Fit) 1-25 Selection Enhancements 1-25 FeatureManager Design Tree 1-26 FeatureManager design tree tab 1-26 PropertyManager tab 1-26 Configuration Manager tab 1-26 DimXpertManager tab 1-26 DisplayManager tab 1-26 CAM tab 1-26 Hide/Show tab 1-26 Sensors tool 1-26 Tags 1-27 Split 1-27 Fly-out FeatureManager 1-28 Task Pane 1-29 SOLIDWORKS Resources 1-29 Design Library 1-30 File Explorer 1-30 Search 1-31 View Palette 1-31 Appearances, Scenes and Decals 1-32 Custom Properties 1-32 SOLIDWORKS Forum 1-32 User Interface for Scaling High Resolution Screens 1-32 Motion Study tab 1-33 3D Views tab 1-34 Dynamic Reference Visualization 1-34 Mouse Movements 1-35 Single-Click 1-35 Double-Click 1-35 Right-Click 1-35 Scroll Wheel 1-35 Summary 1-36 PAGE I - 8

SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Introduction Chapter 2-2D Sketching, Features and Parts 2-1 Chapter Overview 2-1 Chapter Objective 2-3 Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 2-3 Create a new Part Document 2-3 Set Document Properties 2-5 Drafting Standard 2-5 Units 2-5 Precision 2-5 2D Sketching - Identify the Correct Sketch Plane 2-6 Sketch States 2-6 Under Defined 2-6 Fully Defined 2-6 Over Defined 2-6 Wheel Part - Base Sketch 2-7 Origin 2-7 Geometric Relations 2-8 Sketch Dimensions 2-9 Wheel Part - Sketch1: Circle, Geometric relations and Dimensions 2-9 Wheel Part - First Feature (Extruded Base) 2-10 Design Intent 2-10 Edit Base Sketch 2-12 Edit Sketch Plane 2-12 Display Modes, View Modes and View tools 2-13 Wheel Part - Sketch2: Centerline, Line and Mirror Entities 2-13 Wheel Part - Second Feature (Revolved Boss) 2-13 Wheel Part - Sketch3: Centerpoint Straight Slot, Circle and Construction geometry 2-19 Wheel Part - Third Feature (Extruded Cut) 2-19 Wheel Part - Fourth Feature (Circular Pattern) 2-23 Wheel Part - Fifth Feature (Hole Wizard) 2-24 Wheel Part - Sixth Feature (Fillet) 2-25 Wheel Part - Add Material (6061 Alloy) 2-26 Wheel Part - View Mass Properties 2-28 Wheel Part - Modify the Number of Instances in the Circular Pattern 2-29 Wheel Part - View the new Mass Properties 2-29 Wheel Part - Return to the original Number of Instances 2-29 Wheel Part - Apply Appearance 2-30 Summary 2-30 Exercises 2-33 Chapter 3 - Assembly Modeling - Bottom up method 3-1 Chapter Overview 3-1 Chapter Objective 3-3 Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 3-3 Create a new Assembly Document 3-4 Set Document Properties 3-5 Drafting Standard 3-5 Units 3-5 Precision 3-5 Assembly Modeling Approach 3-6 Linear Motion and Rotational Motion 3-6 PAGE I - 9

Introduction SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Create the Fly Wheel Assembly 3-7 Insert the First Component - Bracket (Fixed to the origin) 3-7 Mate Types 3-9 Standard Mates 3-9 Advanced Mates 3-10 Mechanical Mates 3-11 Quick Mate 3-12 Insert the Second Component - Bushing 3-12 Insert a Concentric and Coincident Mate 3-13 Insert the Third Component - Axle 3-14 Insert a Concentric and Distance Mate 3-15 Insert the Fourth Component - Wheel 3-15 Insert a Concentric and Distance Mate 3-17 Insert the Fifth Component - Collar 3-18 Insert a Concentric and Coincident Mate 3-19 Insert the Sixth Component - 2 MM Set Screw 3-20 Insert a Concentric, Tangent and Coincident Mate 3-22 Create an Exploded View of the Fly Wheel Assembly 3-24 Create the Stirling Engine Assembly 3-26 Hide Component 3-27 Insert the Fly Wheel Assembly 3-28 Rotate Component 3-28 Insert a Concentric Mate 3-29 Insert a second Concentric Mate 3-30 Apply the Measure tool 3-31 Modify the Axle Component Length 3-31 Make the Fly Wheel Assembly Flexible 3-32 Insert a Coincident Mate 3-32 Show Components 3-33 Pack and Go the Assembly 3-34 Summary 3-35 Exercises 3-37 Chapter 4 - Design Modifications 4-1 Chapter Overview 4-1 Chapter Objective 4-3 Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 4-3 Open an Existing Assembly 4-4 Stirling Engine Modified Assembly 4-4 Verify Collision between Components 4-5 Apply the Move Component tool 4-5 Set Collision Detection 4-5 Apply the Interference Detection tool 4-7 Calculate the Interference -Note there is interference 4-8 Modify the Assembly (Connection Rod Mate) 4-9 Verify the Modification - Measure tool 4-10 Apply the Interference Detection tool - check Solution 4-11 Calculate the Interference - No interference 4-12 Locate the Center of Mass 4-13 Display the Center of Mass 4-14 Create a new Coordinate System 4-15 PAGE I - 10

SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Introduction Display the Mass Properties - New Coordinate System 4-16 Apply Assembly Visualization 4-16 Sort Assembly Components by Mass 4-17 Create a Motion Study 4-20 Create and Save an AVI file 4-20 Summary 4-22 Exercises 4-25 Chapter 5 - Drawing and Dimensioning Fundamentals 5-1 Chapter Overview 5-1 Chapter Objective 5-3 Start a SOLIDWORKS Session 5-3 New Drawing Document 5-4 Sheet Properties 5-5 Document Properties 5-6 Drafting Standard 5-6 Units 5-6 Precision 5-6 Title Block 5-7 Fly Wheel Assembly Drawing 5-8 View Palette 5-8 Isometric Exploded View 5-8 Sheet Scale 5-8 Modify Display Mode 5-9 Auto Balloons 5-9 Bill of Materials 5-11 Set Custom Properties 5-14 Title Block 5-16 Bushing Part Drawing 5-19 View Palette 5-20 Front, Top, Right and Isometric View 5-20 Import Dimensions (Model Items tool) 5-22 Move Dimensions 5-23 Hide Dimensions 5-23 Insert Dimension Text 5-24 Modify Display Mode 5-25 Dimension Extension Line Gaps 5-25 Dimensions (Smart Dimension tool) 5-25 Annotation 5-26 Hide a View 5-27 Modify the Sheet Scale 5-28 Summary 5-29 Exercises 5-31 Appendix SOLIDWORKS Keyboard Shortcuts A-1 Modeling - Best Practices A-3 Helpful On-Line Information A-5 SOLIDWORKS Document Types A-6 Glossary G-1 Index I-1 PAGE I - 11

Introduction SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Exclusive Online Bonus Content Instructions for download on inside front cover of book Chapter 6 Introduction to the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) Exam 6-1 Chapter Objective 6-3 Introduction 6-3 Part 1 of the Exam 6-4 Basic Part Creation and Modification, Intermediate Part Creation and Modification 6-4 Assembly Creation and Modification 6-4 Part 2 of the Exam 6-7 Introduction and Drafting Competencies 6-7 Advanced Part Creation and Modification 6-7 Assembly Creation and Modification 6-9 Intended Audience 6-10 During the Exam 6-11 Drafting Competencies 6-12 Example 1 6-12 Example 2 6-12 Example 3 6-13 Example 4 6-13 Example 5 6-13 Example 6 6-13 Basic Part Creation and Modification, Intermediate Part Creation and Modification 6-14 Example 1 6-15 Example 2 6-16 Example 3 6-17 Example 4 6-18 Example 5 6-19 Example 6 6-20 Example 6A 6-22 Example 6B 6-22 Advanced Part Creation and Modification 6-23 Example 1 6-23 Example 2 6-25 Example 3 6-26 Example 4 6-27 Example 5 6-28 Example 6 6-30 Example 6A 6-31 Assembly Creation and Modification 6-32 Example 1 6-33 Chapter 7 - Additive Manufacturing 7-1 Chapter Objective 7-3 Additive vs. Subtractive Manufacturing 7-4 3D Printer Technology 7-5 Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 7-5 StereoLithography (SLA) 7-8 Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 7-10 Select the Correct Filament Material for FFF 7-11 PAGE I - 12

SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start Introduction PLA (Polylactic Acid) 7-12 Flex/Soft PLA 7-12 PLA Storage 7-13 PLA Part Accuracy 7-13 ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene) 7-13 ABS Storage 7-14 ABS Part Accuracy 7-14 Nylon 7-15 Nylon 618 7-15 Nylon 645 7-15 Nylon Storage 7-16 Nylon Part Accuracy 7-16 PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) 7-16 STereoLithography (*.stl) file 7-17 Save an STL (*stl) file 7-17 Additive Manufacturing (*amf) file 7-18 Save an Additive Manufacturing (*amf) file 7-18 3D Manufacturing Format (*.3mf) file 7-19 Save a 3D Manufacturing Format (*.3mf) file 7-19 What is a Slicer? 7-20 How does a Slicer Work? 7-20 Slicer Parameters 7-20 Layer Height 7-20 Shell (Wall) Thickness 7-21 Infill Density/Overlap 7-21 Infill Patterns 7-21 Print Speed 7-22 Support Types 7-22 Touching Buildplate 7-22 Everywhere 7-23 Bed Platform Adhesion 7-23 Raft 7-23 Skirt 7-23 Brim 7-23 Part Orientation 7-24 Example 1 7-24 Example 2 7-25 Optimize Print Direction 7-25 Thin Region 7-25 Area of Overhang 7-25 Amount of needed Support 7-25 Remove Model from the Build Plate 7-27 Non-heated Build Plate 7-27 Heated Build Plate 7-27 Know the Printer s Limitations 7-28 Tolerance for Interlocking Parts 7-28 General Printing Tips 7-28 Reduce Infill/Overlap 7-28 Control Build Area Temperature 7-29 Add Pads 7-30 Safe Zone Rule 7-30 PAGE I - 13

Introduction SOLIDWORKS 2019 Quick Start First Layer Not Sticking 7-30 Level Build Platform 7-31 Minimize Internal Support 7-31 Design a Water Tight Mesh 7-31 Clearance 7-31 In General 7-32 Print Directly from SOLIDWORKS 7-33 Add-in 7-33 SOLIDWORKS Additive Manufacturing Certification (CSWA-AM) 7-34 Summary 7-35 PAGE I - 14