SOLIDWORKS Tutorial - Drawings Tips and Tricks

[@highkoncept9707]

One of the most complete, powerfull, webinars on youtube. Thank you.

[@seanb32000]

This is by far one of the best tutorial/walk-thru of the Solidworks Drawing environment I've seen. Well done, Sir.

[@goengineer]

Thank You, if you are interested in additional SOLIDWORKS Tutorial videos be sure to subscribe to our channel kzbin.info

[@ayoubsayhi3485]

The best Solidworks Drawing webinar i have ever come across

[@alfonsoantunez6884]

That was an impressive tutorial for all of us Solidworks users. You made us better in our jobs in less than an hour. You should be proud, thank you.

[@goengineer]

Wow, thanks!

[@krperry2007]

You’re a natural, excellent instruction!

[@evanharriman5352]

I've been NEEDING this tutorial! Somehow I didn't know how powerful the rapid dimension and auto-arrange were. Thank you for blowing my mind :-)

[@goengineer]

You're very welcome! Be sure to subscribe for more great 3D CAD Design and 3D printing tutorials.

[@pjo351]

Thanks! So much effort is placed on modeling instructions, that people forget you need to get the cool looking 3d model on paper eventually.

[@Gagandeepsingh-qs8wq]

Break lines in dimensioning, Alternate dwg view over relay of cast over machined part, Link BOM with different views made my day. learned something new today.

[@jmcalales3905]

Thank You for this Valuable Webinar. More Blessings to GoEngineer!🤗🤗🤗

[@rodin-06]

Wow. Great tips. I think to really grasp all of it, you need to be at a particular stage in your SW experience/development. Personally, it has given loads of little things that will really help my workflow. I thought i was doing ok before i saw this. Lol. Best video I've seen. Great stuff. Thank you for sharing.

[@goengineer]

Thank you for the feedback. We are glad to help!

[@signmanmatt]

I agree with your comment. Every day, week, month & year, I make progress only to realize there is so much more to gain. 5-1/2 years into my progress (using Solidworks at my job on a daily basis, and after hours for personal enjoyment) i still feel like a yellow belt😂 maybe green or blue😊 So much to commit to memory. Mouse gestures. Keyboard shortcuts. Drawing tips. Configurations. Visualize Renderings.Etc. But the results make it all worthwhile! This 3 year old video goes into my 100's of saved videos that have taught me the most. It's a real good video.

[@Auday365]

One of the best Drawing tips ever 💯%

[@monsterjesse]

great notes. thank you for taking the time to put this together.

[@-art3544]

I too was impressed by the clear instruction (I actually learned some new techniques). Darin you may need to start your own KZbin Channel :)

[@KennysReacts]

the last one was awesome.. really helpful

[@CADCAMChronicles]

i just love spending time on technical parts and large assemblys...

[@tedle2948]

Thank you alots sir, you are a hero of my course, wish you and your family the best sir. Sincerely, from Vietnam

[@RicLasDoto]

You sir are a great instructor. By far the best tutorial i have ever followed.

[@goengineer]

Wow, thanks!

[@rsw7231]

Wow best tutorial ever. So deep

[@goengineer]

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[@magerius]

You just made my career a lot easier. Thank you very much.

[@goengineer]

Happy to help!

[@TAMILSELVAN-hs6ji]

Thanks for the giving tips.

[@annazhao7688]

an impressive tutorial !!!👍👍👍

[@cindylooroberts5260]

Very useful! Thank You.😃

[@exponential8739]

Excellent and informative video

[@alfredosalazar765]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge

[@thomasneff376]

Very good tips! I saw that you had to click Adobe's toolbox closed... There's an easy way to make that nuisance go away by finding a checkbox in Preferences -> "remember state of toolbox". It has saved me a lot of cussing at Adobe for eating up my screen space whenever I open a .pdf.

[@kavinramalingam2538]

Super, Sir!

[@ЭмилиоКовин-ц8с]

Alternate position view, part 2, perfeckt!

[@charlieberesford3242]

Incredible video!!!! Thank you

[@shivprasadshinde2514]

Thanks Sir. Very helpful for begineers..

[@goengineer]

Glad it was helpful.

[@tjn115]

Clicked like when you showed format painter. Great video. Lots of information that I didn't know and will save me a lot of time.

[@goengineer]

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[@dzikriahmadi4677]

thanks for a lot of information sir :)

[@Japangroceryshopping]

Thank you darin!

[@townnet]

6:58 Hi, in the drawing view properties, is it possible to make "Use model in use or last saved configuration" as default? I have to set this for each drawing is wasting a lot of time.

[@goengineer]

No, in fact, it is this way on purpose. You see, if you have every drawing set by default to “Use model in use or last saved configuration”, then drawings would go thru a massive update, and in many cases maybe lose or dangle dimensions and annotations because features in one configuration are not always in others. I would actually be curious of what your use case is that you would actually want your drawings views set to change configurations and rebuild constantly along with how you edit your model?

[@jhelzindaviddelacruzegoavi4821]

The video is very interesting, thank you very much for the explanation.

[@EliM-e5p]

for the drawing section, can you explain how a part being fully designed becomes under defined in the drawing. And how to make it fully defined.

[@nicobecerrareview8832]

What a pro Sr, greetings

[@anandmrx3123]

Sir please make a tutorials on SW drawings topics step by steps !

[@anandmrx3123]

Sounds good to hear u r working last 22 year on sw

[@puneetbharti1083]

Thanks sir, really helpful

[@goengineer]

Most welcome!

[@craigwatkins7011]

Very excellent, thank you.

[@goengineer]

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[@AnchorCaddie]

Awesome, thanks!

[@info.bauwesen6069]

Hello, thank you very much for this video of yours. I have a question, please, how can I arrange the sequence in the drawing, for example lines, hatching areas, or others above or below?

[@dampfablassen8598]

Excellent Tutorial!

[@goengineer]

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[@aymankidwany8119]

really very useful tutorial, thank you so much.

[@goengineer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@penguinmedia4751]

resequencing of auto balloon is not working with weldment cut list. plz help

[@MajorSinnerRecords]

Thank for for so many tips. Excellent video!

[@goengineer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hainh3415]

I'm very grateful to you. A very good video.

[@goengineer]

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[@nellaijwelson]

Very Informative Video, you explanation on Display State view solved my longtime problem. is there any method to use Broken out section option on a Isometric view ?

[@ehsanrashedi5131]

that was fantastic,nice and useful,thanks dear.

[@goengineer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@zvonimirgrgic8545]

Great video

[@Galahad5923]

On a drawing, I import a part file that has a curvature. Let's say a convex lens. I make some holes and some notches through it. How do I show diameters, hole locations from the datum/along the curve? Smart dimensions is a pain in the ass for showing these dimensions.

[@goengineer]

For instance…..if you create these ‘holes’ with a Sketch of circles with dimensions and then create the CutExtrude, you can actually use Insert Model Items in the drawing to bring in ONLY the Dimensions to a view for this specific feature. Here’s the process: -Create the Cut in the Part file -Make your 2D Drawing with views. -Expand the Feature Manager in the DRAWING you need to drill down to find the HOLE CutExtrude feature in the specific View. Select it. -Go to INSERT | MODEL ITEMS in the Pull Down menus or MODEL ITEMS on the Annotations Tab. This will insert the FEATURE and SKETCH dimensions for the SELECTED FEATURE in the specific View in which you’ve selected. This is an Associative Dimension and is the same PHYSICAL DIMENSION used in the Part file. The Bonus is that this is also a dimension you can Double Click and change in the Drawing and it will change the Part file. I hope this helps. Let us know anytime if you have any further questions.

[@basiljohn3579]

Subscriber from India

[@user-pu2zp2ke2l]

Great job, thanks 👍

[@juliogalindo5237]

Hi Darin, Thanks a lot for your tutorial it is very good! Would you please create a tutorial on multilevel subassemblies management? I'm getting trouble modifying large assemblies with multiple subassemblies levels without affecting master files. Also, what are the tips and tricks to be able to manage large files (up to 80MB per file) to do it the fastest and efficiently? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. Cheers.

[@goengineer]

Hey Julio, here is a great webinar we put together for how to best manage larger files! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXnWga1td8ubg6c

[@marioboii9016]

As a meng student; thank you

[@larryhill3976]

Awesome Vid. Keep up the good work.

[@goengineer]

Thanks, will do!

[@govindsahu15]

Just awesome Video

[@imbassion3169]

Thank you! Make more videos I want to learn more😉👌

[@goengineer]

Thank You, if you are interested in additional SOLIDWORKS Tutorial videos be sure to subscribe to our channel kzbin.info

[@designsbyty]

Very well done, thank you!

[@goengineer]

Thank you too!

[@jasonms8951]

Amazing stuff!

[@goengineer]

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[@henkdeswardt8636]

Fantastic tips. Thank you!

[@goengineer]

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[@lh3552]

hello i like your pronnonciation you are the best thank you sr a lot for this tutorial

[@deofe1993]

Fantastic!

[@goengineer]

Many thanks!

[@rajub9126]

Thanks

[@BenSimpson-u1l]

sir thank you. Love sir

[@jacksprat2200]

Thanks for this video. How to apply dimension for spline in drawing sheet?? Thanks

[@markn8238]

Great video, but what is Saladworks?

[@internationalanonymousengineer]

Great!!

[@raviwagh767]

thanks, helpful

[@CoolOldGeek]

As good as it gets, thanks!

[@goengineer]

You're welcome!

[@sunshang6437]

The All Gold Shining Tips

[@techwithsteps5950]

👍👍👍👍🤟👌best tutorial

[@goengineer]

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[@techwithsteps5950]

i have subscribe your channel sir i want a tutorial on casting model design and die design full tutorial please

[@prashantdahiya711]

how did you install multiple solidworks without facing any licensing or cracking issue, i tried it and failed, currently using SW18.

[@jfskater99]

Hi ! Thank you for this, really usefull ! I'm still having troubles when saving as pdf a drawing. I keep losing quality on dark lines and sometimes big black marks/lines come all over the views it's so frustating. could you help me with this please ? Thank you !

[@goengineer]

That sounds like an issue with a video card or driver. It is not the only possibility however, so the best thing to do would be to reach out to your VAR's tech support team for a more complete evaluation of your situation.

[@anosh_amaria]

Is there a way to make an auto generated BOM with multibody parts broken out in separate rows with subparts?

[@goengineer]

No that is not possible at this time

[@majo8609]

Thank you so much for this video! I use SolidWorks for 9 years now but I have learned a lot! I have a question. You have exported the BOM table to excel 2007, with thumbnails and everything. Is it possible to automatically export links to the part/assembly file? I mean that if we go to the exported excel table, we click on the thumbnail and the part itself opens in SolidWorks, because it's linked to the part/assembly data. It would be a huge help for us. Thanks in advance!

[@goengineer]

Hey majo8609, you should be able to create a link to files from within Excel... support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/work-with-links-in-excel-7fc80d8d-68f9-482f-ab01-584c44d72b3e

[@mohamedaly9694]

how to make the color blue

[@gowthamrajendran4630]

Hey tq so much man...

[@tangtang-ze4gp]

michael i'd die for you

[@davidstalter4481]

Are you live?

[@goengineer]

We do not post any live content on you tube, but we do have a calendar of live events here. www.goengineer.com/webinars

[@Mclayne]

different continent also. greetings from Poland

[@juanbautista5178]

Is the download link safe from tNice tutorials video?

[@anastuffaha963]

how can i highlight a certain area?

[@goengineer]

If by "highlight" you mean to make a certain area of the drawing stand out, my suggestion would be to try using layers. You can change the color of individual components or annotations with layers in your drawings. This blog walks you through creating and managing the layers in your drawings and there's a video demonstration at the end: www.goengineer.com/blog/use-layers-solidworks-drawings

[@anastuffaha963]

@@goengineer thank you for replying, that was a helpful video, but I want to actually highlight an area (circular area) that has several components with light yellow to indicate it's purpose

[@flyme-tothemoon6581]

14:48

[@Ebinpeter007]

Wow

[@pascariucosmin9685]

god

[@ragerangelov4490]

GOLD facken

[@HermanLoud]

Lol SolidBugs

[@SplitPhotography]

Good. But you talk way to fast 🙈

[@anandmrx3123]

Sounds good to hear u r working last 22 year on sw

[@anandmrx3123]

Sir please make a tutorials on SW drawings topics step by steps !

[@huenguyentrong394]

Wonderful video, thank you very much!