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SolidWorks 2007 Bible.
Title:
SolidWorks 2007 Bible.
Author:
Lombard, Matt.
ISBN:
9780470377581
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1106 pages)
Series:
Bible ; v.529

Bible
Contents:
SolidWorks 2007 Bible -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part I SolidWorks Basics -- Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with SolidWorks -- Understanding Feature-Based Modeling -- Understanding History-Based Modeling -- Sketching with Parametrics -- Understanding Design Intent -- Editing Design Intent -- Working with Associativity -- Summary -- Chapter 2 Navigating the SolidWorks Interface -- Identifying Elements of the SolidWorks Interface -- Making the Interface Work for You -- Tutorial: Getting to Know the Interface -- Summary -- Chapter 3 Getting Started with SolidWorks -- Tools for Beginners -- Identifying SolidWorks Documents -- Opening Existing Documents -- Using Visualization Tools -- Tutorial: Creating a Part Template -- Tutorial: Visualization Techniques -- Summary -- Chapter 4 Working with Sketches -- Opening a Sketch -- Identifying Sketch Entities -- Inferencing in Sketch -- Exploring Sketch Settings -- Using Sketch Blocks -- Tutorial: Learning to Use Sketch Relations -- Tutorial: Using Blocks and Belts -- Summary -- Chapter 5 Creating Simple Parts, Assemblies, and Drawings -- Asking the Right Questions -- Creating a Simple Part -- Tutorial: Creating a Simple Assembly -- Tutorial: Making a Simple Drawing -- Summary -- Part II Building Intelligence into Your Parts -- Chapter 6 Getting More from Your Sketches -- Editing Sketch Relations -- Copying and Moving Sketch Entities -- Using Sketch Pictures -- Using Sketch Text -- Using Colors and Line Styles with Sketches -- Tutorial: Editing and Copying -- Tutorial: Controlling Pictures, Text, Colors, and Styles -- Summary -- Chapter 7 Choosing a Feature Type -- Identifying When to Use Which Tool -- Creating Curve Features -- Filleting -- Selecting a Specialty Feature -- Tutorial: Bracket Casting -- Tutorial: Creating a Wire-Formed Part -- Summary -- Chapter 8 Patterning and Mirroring.

Patterning in a Sketch -- Mirroring in a Sketch -- Geometry Pattern -- Patterning Bodies -- Patterning Faces -- Patterning Fillets -- Understanding Pattern Types -- Mirroring in 3D -- Tutorial: Creating a Circular Pattern -- Tutorial: Mirroring Features -- Summary -- Chapter 9 Using Equations -- Understanding Equations -- Using Link Values -- Using Global Variables -- Using Expressions -- Tutorial: Using Equations -- Summary -- Chapter 10 Working with Part Configurations -- Controlling Items with Configurations -- Using Design Tables -- Tutorial: Working with Configurations and Design Tables -- Summary -- Chapter 11 Editing and Evaluation -- Using Rollback -- Reordering Features -- Reordering Folders -- Using the Flyout FeatureManager -- Summarizing Part Modeling Best Practice -- Using Evaluation Techniques -- Tutorial: Making Use of Editing and Evaluation Techniques -- Summary -- Part III Working with Assemblies -- Chapter 12 Organizing Assemblies -- Identifying the Elements of an Assembly -- Using Subassemblies -- Using Folders -- Working with Tree Display Options -- Tutorial: Managing the FeatureManager -- Summary -- Chapter 13 Getting More from Mates -- Applying Mates -- Mating for Motion -- Working with Advanced Mate Types -- Editing and Troubleshooting -- Examining Mate Options -- Summarizing Mate Best Practices -- Tutorial: Mating for Success -- Summary -- Chapter 14 Assembly Configurations and Display States -- Using Display States -- Understanding Assembly Configurations -- Creating Exploded Views -- Tutorial: Working with Assembly Configurations -- Summary -- Chapter 15 Component Patterns -- Using Local Component Patterns -- Using Derived Component Patterns -- Understanding Other Pattern Options -- Tutorial: Creating Component Patterns -- Summary -- Chapter 16 Modeling in Context -- Understanding In-Context Design.

Dealing with the Practical Details of In-Context Modeling -- Other Types of External References -- Tutorial: Working In-Context -- Summary -- Part IV Creating and Using Libraries -- Chapter 17 Using Hole Wizard and Toolbox -- Using the Hole Wizard -- Comprehending Toolbox -- Tutorial: Gaining Experience with the Hole Wizard and Toolbox -- Summary -- Chapter 18 Working with Library Features -- Using Library Features -- Creating Library Features -- Tutorial: Working with Library Features -- Summary -- Chapter 19 Using Smart Components -- Understanding Smart Components -- Using Smart Components -- Making Smart Components -- Tutorial: Working with Smart Components -- Summary -- Part V Creating Drawings -- Chapter 20 Automating Drawings: The Basics -- The Difference between Templates and Formats -- Creating Drawing Formats -- Creating Drawing Templates -- Creating Blocks -- Summary -- Chapter 21 Working with Drawing Views -- Creating Common View Types -- Creating Other View Types -- Using Display Options in Views -- Distinguishing Views from Sheets -- Tutorial: Working with View Types, Settings, and Options -- Summary -- Chapter 22 Using Annotations and Symbols -- Using Notes -- Using Blocks -- Using Symbols -- Using Center Marks and Centerlines -- Tutorial: Using Annotations -- Summary -- Chapter 23 Dimensioning and Tolerancing -- Putting Dimensions on Drawings -- Dimension Options -- Adding Tolerances -- Using Dimension Favorites -- Tutorial: Working with Dimensions and Tolerances -- Summary -- Chapter 24 Working with Tables and Drawings -- Driving the Bill of Materials -- Using Design Tables -- Using Hole Tables -- Using Revision Tables -- Using Gauge Tables and Bend Tables -- Using Weldment Cut List Tables -- Using General Tables -- Tutorials: Using Tables -- Summary -- Chapter 25 Using Layers, Line Fonts, and Colors -- Controlling Layers.

Controlling Line Format -- Hiding and Showing Edges -- Tutorial: Using Drawing Display Tools -- Summary -- Part VI Using Advanced Techniques -- Chapter 26 Modeling Multibodies -- With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility -- Understanding Multibody Techniques -- Creating Multibodies -- Managing Bodies -- Tutorials: Working with Multibodies -- Summary -- Chapter 27 Working with Surfaces -- Why Do You Need Surfaces? -- Understanding Surfacing Terminology -- What Surface Tools Are Available? -- Using Surfacing Techniques -- Tutorial -- Summary -- Chapter 28 Master Model Techniques -- Using Pull Functions -- Using Push Functions -- Tutorial: Working with Master Model Techniques -- Summary -- Part VII Working with Specialized Functionality -- Chapter 29 Using the Base Flange Method for Sheet Metal Parts -- Understanding the Big Picture -- Using the Base Flange Features -- Tutorial: Using the Base Flange Sheet Metal Method -- Summary -- Chapter 30 Using the Insert Bends Method for Sheet Metal Parts -- Architecture of Insert Bends -- Making Sheet Metal from a Generic Model -- Working with Imported Geometry -- Making Rolled Conical Parts -- Mixing Methods -- Tutorial: Working with the Insert Bends method for sheet metal parts -- Summary -- Chapter 31 Using Weldments -- Sketching in 3D -- Using the Weldment Tools -- Using Non-Structural Components -- Using Sub-Weldments -- Using Cut Lists -- Creating Weldment Drawings -- Tutorial: Working with Weldments -- Summary -- Chapter 32 Creating and Using Macros -- Recording Macros -- Creating a Macro with a User Form -- Building the Form -- Finding Macro Help -- Summary -- Part VIII Appendixes -- Appendix A Implementing SolidWorks -- Licensing -- Training Options -- Implementation Schemes -- Hardware Selection -- Installation -- Configuration and Standardization -- Data Management -- System Maintenance.

Appendix B Tools, Options -- System Options -- Document Properties -- Appendix C Finding Help -- SolidWorks Help -- SolidWorks Web site -- User Groups -- Online Forums -- Non-Commercial Web Sites -- Appendix D What's on the CD-ROM -- System Requirements -- Troubleshooting -- Customer Care -- Index.
Abstract:
"The most complete resource for SolidWorks on the market. Matt Lombard's in-depth knowledge plus his snappy wit and wisdom make SolidWorks accessible to users at all levels." -- Mike Sabocheck, Territory Technical Manager, SolidWorks Corporation The most comprehensive single reference on SolidWorks Whether you're a new, intermediate, or professional user, you'll find the in-depth coverage you need to succeed with SolidWorks 2007 in this comprehensive reference. From customizing the interface to exploring best practices to reinforcing your knowledge with step-by-step tutorials, the techniques and shortcuts in this detailed book will help you accomplish tasks, avoid the time-consuming pitfalls of parametric design, and get a firm handle on one of the leading 3D CAD programs on the market. * Customize the user interface and connect hotkeys to macros * Create sketches, parts, assemblies, and drawings * Build intelligence into parts * Work with patterns, equations, and configurations * Learn multibody, surface, and master model techniques * Write, record, and edit Visual Basic(r) macros Design with advanced 3D features Increase speed and efficiency with subassemblies Use multibody models to their full potential What's on the CD-ROM? The CD includes all the parts, assemblies, drawings, and examples you need to follow the tutorials in each chapter. You'll also find finished models, templates, and more. See the CD appendix for details and complete system requirements.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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