Why you must master a CAD software

[@aepassion]

Bro, you inspire me. keep up the great work inspiring the future and present engineers to bring creative solutions and ideas to reality

[@with-aryan]

Thanks! Will do!

[@ej-fr5xg]

​@@with-aryan Hey bro I love your work ,I want to get into the field as well, however i have no PC experience ,what should I do 1st?

[@brandons9138]

Honestly CAM is way more valuable, but it also has a real world skillset that must be mastered at the same time. You can model anything you want. Modeling it so it manufacturable is the key though. At my shop our biggest customer often comes us with projects that are not readily manufacturable. We spend time with them and help them develop the design into some that can be made in a reasonable timeframe/cost. I'm currently making parts for them where they gave us a blank slate as far as design parameters for manufacturability. They told us the end use and what it need to do and let us handle the work of making the parts. Once we has a design that we workable we sent it to them for approval. They were really happy because we were able to make the parts closer to their vision while making is cost effective to make.

[@with-aryan]

I completely agree with you. CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) is an essential skillset that goes hand in hand with CAD (Computer-Aided Design) to ensure the manufacturability of the designed parts. It's important to consider factors like material selection, tooling, tolerances, and surface finishes while designing a part for manufacturing. Collaboration between designers and manufacturers is crucial to achieve the desired outcome. Thank you for sharing your experience and insight.

[@Kreatorzone]

Think about a solution in mind and use CAD .. so true🎉

[@Sid-Inspiration]

Thanks for the short video

[@with-aryan]

My pleasure!

[@therpb99]

Hey! I love your videos. Can you make a video of how to grow on Fiverr? I am intending to become a freelance in Solidworks but I am struggling with getting clients!! Thanks

[@with-aryan]

Good work, high prices, great portfolio. Also, move to other platforms along with FIverr such as UpWork and etc

[@with-aryan]

Thanks for watching

[@MohanR-h7t]

at which specific feature we should expertise in solidworks to create a demand for myself

[@with-aryan]

There are many features in SOLIDWORKS that can be valuable to specialize in, depending on your career goals and the specific needs of your clients or employers. Here are a few areas to consider: Advanced surfacing: Developing expertise in surfacing can be valuable for creating complex, organic shapes and designs. This can be especially useful in industries such as automotive or aerospace. Simulation and analysis: Becoming proficient in simulation and analysis tools can be valuable for verifying and optimizing designs, and can be especially useful in industries such as manufacturing and engineering. Sheet metal design: Developing expertise in sheet metal design can be valuable for creating designs that are optimized for fabrication and assembly, and can be especially useful in industries such as HVAC or architectural metalwork. Assembly design: Becoming proficient in assembly design tools can be valuable for creating complex designs with multiple moving parts or components, and can be especially useful in industries such as robotics or machinery. 3D printing and additive manufacturing: Developing expertise in 3D printing and additive manufacturing can be valuable for creating designs that are optimized for additive manufacturing processes, and can be especially useful in industries such as product design or prototyping. Ultimately, the key to creating demand for yourself as a SOLIDWORKS designer is to develop a strong portfolio of work that demonstrates your expertise in the areas that are most valuable to your clients or employers. By specializing in a few key areas and consistently producing high-quality work, you can establish yourself as a valuable asset to any design team.

[@JosephSolidCAD]

Sir, can you make a tutorial about solidworks composer, tolanalyst, visualizer, and others, and i love your video. Keep it on.

[@with-aryan]

Yes, sure these are in the pipeline, but not so soon, Busy working on other videos first,Thank you for your support.

[@pxgamer5392]

But which software should I choose for better opportunities?

[@with-aryan]

In which path? Engineering: SolidWorks

[@lisawright2408]

I want to learn and master C.A.D. for building with composite resources. Can you please tell me how I can acquire training for this ?

[@with-aryan]

What does your typical components look like?

[@l2l3guerrero]

Hi bro! Do you know about a university that offers that kind of masters? Im looking into to take it! Thanks, regards from Venezuela.

[@with-aryan]

courses.solidworkstutorials.net/ try my "university" I don't know any other

[@joshuaperez1573]

Could I make a mold with clay and then scan it? I’m new into 3d printing and just saw something about scanning objects, or is that cheating? Lol

[@with-aryan]

That is not cheating, since that is exactly how cars are designed. The artist builds the body of the car form clay, and then the CAD engineer takes the scanned clay model, to model the car and take it into manufacturing.

[@moeinamiri2551]

good job master

[@with-aryan]

Thanks

[@Human-d9z]

Good day, I need your advice for switching career change in my live. I completed mechanical engineering bachelor and master degree. After completion I've started working in the chemical and oil&gas field base jobs due to better salary. However now I am tired working in the field so I am thinking to refresh my knowledge in CAD tools and start working as freelance or change my career and work as data scientist (I have programming knowledge, I've learned when I was on sick leave). What will better for me for future?

[@with-aryan]

Don't go for pure freelance. Learn a CAD and start building your own product. That's a more promising way if you ask me. But I cannot give you a better advice as it depends on many factors and on yourself

[@roseandmose]

How

[@with-aryan]

solidworkscoursepro.com

[@mehfoozzansari]

Do you have job Vaccancy

[@with-aryan]

are you looking?

[@mrcat1991]

Whats the cheapest way to start using solidworks?

[@with-aryan]

get a student license and practice

[@mesrole963]

You work cswp exam sets

[@with-aryan]

Yes, within my course, I cover it all from scratch, to the CSWA and CSWP level.

[@moeinamiri2551]

mashallah.parcham baalaast Mohandas

[@with-aryan]

Mercii dadaaaaaaa

[@JFS61023]

Aryan do you have a discord so share ideas and Experiences and other professionals.. to have like an open forum and exchange of ideas..

[@with-aryan]

I have a private forum

[@ramjv5594]

Hai sir I am Ramkumar from India I am designer can I join your team sir

[@with-aryan]

Good day, Kindly send me an email, with your CV and more details.

[@joebobjenkins7837]

Inventor all the way

[@with-aryan]

hahaha, that's a good one

[@ParthJVyas]

You quite look like Asheer Grover

[@with-aryan]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@ajeesh3485]

i thought it was hand sketching

[@with-aryan]

Hand sketching has its own place, but then again its CAD that can produce that object in real life.

[@Sohel_sayed]

Bro it's necessary to aquire engineer degree for learning cad, please tell me ? 😢

[@with-aryan]

nope! the eng. degree helps you think and coming up with better solutions and consider manufacturing bottlenecks, which are important tho