SOLIDWORKS tutorials — page 22

In SOLIDWORKS we create our own templates to use as the basis for new parts, drawings, and assembly documents. For Example, I want to create a template…

How to Mate a Spring in SOLIDWORKS Mating a spring in SOLIDWORKS usually means positioning it between two parts while allowing the assembly to show the correct…

Can SOLIDWORKS Open Future Version Files? SOLIDWORKS files are generally forward compatible, not fully backward compatible. A newer version of SOLIDWORKS can open files from older versions,…

How to Measure an Angle in SOLIDWORKS The best way to measure an angle in SOLIDWORKS is to use Evaluate > Measure, select the two lines, edges,…

How to Mirror an Assembly or Sub-Assembly in SOLIDWORKS Mirroring an assembly or sub-assembly creates opposite-hand components or mirrored placement from existing assembly geometry. It is useful…

How to Disable SOLIDWORKS Resource Monitor Notifications SOLIDWORKS Resource Monitor is meant to warn you before low system resources cause a crash, data loss, or graphics-related instability.…

How to Mirror a Part in SOLIDWORKS Mirroring a part in SOLIDWORKS is useful when you need an opposite-hand version of an existing component. A mirrored part…

How to Project a Sketch onto a Surface in SolidWorks? Projecting a 2D sketch onto a 3D surface is a common task in SolidWorks – for engraving…

How SOLIDWORKS Autosave Works SOLIDWORKS autosave helps reduce lost work by saving recovery information at set intervals. It is not a replacement for normal saving, but it…