Ryan's 10 habits for Speed Modeling in SolidWorks

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After uploading the new webinar for my SolidWorks beginner course, I decided to release this section of the old webinar where I share 10 of the secret moves that help me, model, really fast in SolidWorks. Building these habits will be one of the decision-makers in passing or failing your CSWA exam.
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[@with-Aryan]

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[@DanDomanski9]

nice video! I like that you're straight to the point without wasting time.

[@with-Aryan]

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[@vasudeokatdare6530]

Good,short & simple !!! Thanks a lot,

[@with-Aryan]

Glad it helped!

[@AdamPNelson]

Sketching a rectangles center to match the coordinate system typically depends on how the part will be mated and used in the next level assembly. Both methods have their place.

[@with-Aryan]

I have a great webinar that is free and you can watch it here bit.ly/SolidWorksCourseProForBeginners

[@migp.5984]

Thank you. For me, the tip about editing sketch pattern was the usefull one. By the way, instead of right clicking + select midpoint, you can just select the line and solidworks allows you match center line with the point from the context menu. It is more efficient.

[@HassanBraim]

Each time I learn something new with your tuto and tips. I am glad to be subscribed to your channel, Thanks Aryan.

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you for being a subscriber!

[@alirezafatehi5177]

What an opening 👍

[@tylerhickling6674]

Even if i wasn't learning solid works id still watch these vids. They are great

[@with-Aryan]

thanks for the feedback. Then you are gonna love the woven fence one coming soon

[@anactivedesigner]

yeah😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@user-ms5tq9dl7v]

Thank you!!!!!!!

[@with-Aryan]

you are welcome

[@saisrivatsagunda]

Awesome tips

[@with-Aryan]

you're welcome

[@swconsultingandtraining9100]

Arc to Line works also ("A"-key). Also, the tangency can be controlled easily. No need to press Escape. Simply return to the start point and move the mouse in a different direction. There are three solution: tangent, complementary tangent and center of the arc coincident to the line. You might want to update the video. :)

[@with-Aryan]

I feel betrayed not knowing this even after such a long time! This is a game changer haha. Thank you man, I feel like I have to give you a huge respect for this tip.

[@swconsultingandtraining9100]

@@with-Aryan No problem. You are doing a great service for beginners. If you need to refresh your tips and tricks, let me know.

[@with-Aryan]

@@swconsultingandtraining9100 i am letting you know. Give me some good tips I will include it in the next video

[@Cahangir]

I feel like a newbie finding treasure, thank you both for your contribution. You can't imagine the disturbance i went through every time i had to draw a line after arc ))

[@halfnhalf030387]

look into the shortcut bar by pressing the "s" key on your keyboard PRO TIP: You can add the "s" key on your mouse gestures too!

[@RedGloveFan]

Very good video.

[@with-Aryan]

thanks

[@RedGloveFan]

Again, great video worth to watch several times. Btw, is that a component of a revolver at habit no 8?

[@with-Aryan]

It very well could be

[@alamimohamednadir8888]

Man you are the best

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you!

[@skillup323]

Yes, I'm Using Also the Hole Wizard in the sketch pattern I L💔VE It...

[@anactivedesigner]

Awesome😊😊😊😊

[@with-Aryan]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ctsugusergroup1397]

What kind of keyboard is that I’m looking at around 4:07? Please tell me that’s a 3D motion control knob in the upper left corner of the keyboard.

[@with-Aryan]

This is a Logitech Craft. Awesome keyboard. Also the knob is customizable

[@irondiver292]

Actually funny. Thanks for the laughs

[@with-Aryan]

my pleasure

[@objection_your_honor]

Do you have a video on how to make a part in SW, if you have the part in your hand and can take picture for use as a backdrop?

[@with-Aryan]

No not exactly, I could consider it tho

[@objection_your_honor]

@@with-Aryan Found a good one. titled "How to design from a picture in SOLIDWORKS" by Innova Systems here on YT. Thanks.

[@alcidesgarcia7118]

Hi Ryan. I greet you from Mexico. Thanks for the tips. I ask: in solidwrks, how can I constrain a reference point? That is, in a solid body I fix a reference point and constrain it, is it allowed? Can you enlighten me? Thank you.

[@with-Aryan]

im not sure what you are trying to do with it once it's constrainted cause it matters but you can right click on it and FIX it. i need more info

[@alcidesgarcia7118]

The idea is as follows: Imagine a tube with a diameter of 8 inches and a length of 12 meters. This tube is supported on its lower bed at 5 points and its upper bed supports a pressure of 6,000 kg/m2. I need to determine the reaction force at each point where the pipe rests. Now, the tube is a solid element and my idea is to place 5 reference points on it and constrain those points to obtain the reaction forces. Solidworks allows constraining reference points? And if it allows it, how to do it? I have tried it and it does not allow me, it only allows me to apply point loads at the reference points. Thanks.

[@skillup323]

I'm Still Trying To Compress My File In features and Properties of the File Too... 💔

[@avitolourenco]

I guess pros will make the very first extrude as midplane and thus have all 3 planes to their use. 5:39. Literally makes this query resolved, the next tip solved it

[@with-Aryan]

it's true. You should do that too Avito

[@avitolourenco]

@@with-Aryan yep i do do that, but suck in general, another amazing time saver is ctrl + 8. to go normal to the selected surface. helps a ton in sketching.

[@faramarzsakhaee5343]

👍

[@sunnyagro3275]

Sir I have question in that model. I was looking at your features bar tree of model. Sir you had used a shell command I m wondering. Sir can u tell me where you did shell command in surface command neither it has thickness nor it has solid body. Then where did

[@with-Aryan]

you can't do Shell on surface bodies

[@sunnyagro3275]

@@with-Aryan but in your surface body has shell command

[@with-Aryan]

@@sunnyagro3275 at what minute?

[@sunnyagro3275]

@@with-Aryan 1:15 minutes and 18 number feature

[@with-Aryan]

@@sunnyagro3275 look at the Surface Knit on the design tree 17 and 15 and ... on the list that have first turned my surface into solid body. That's why

[@lamartnieremegann3981]

9

[@with-Aryan]

9 habits?