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Introduction to PM with Solidworks
What is SolidWorks? The SolidWorks Interface Parametric Modelling Basics Parametric Modelling Strategies Design Intent
Sketching with SolidWorks
Working with Parts
Basic Part Modelling (Extrusions) Part Templates Modelling a Casting or Forging Patterning Thin Feature Extrusions Revolved Features Editing: Part Repairs Editing: Design Changes Contour Selection Shelling and Ribs
Configurations of Parts
Design Tables and Equations
Working with Assemblies
Bottom-Up Assembly Modelling Assembly Templates Exploded Assemblies Assembly Configurations Toolbox
Working with Drawings
Drawing Templates and Sheet Formats Part Drawings, Views and Dimensioning Assembly Drawings, BOM and Balloon Referencing eDrawings
Advanced Part Modelling
Multibody Solids Sweeps Lofts Surface Modelling Mold and Die Design
Advanced Assembly Modelling
Top-Down Assembly Modelling Working with Assemblies Assembly Editing Large Assemblies
Sheet Metal
Modelling Sheet Metal Parts Converting Parts to Sheet Metal In-context Sheet Metal Weldments
SolidWorks File Management
Customisation and Performance Issues

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Assembly Templates

1	Creating your own Assembly Template After successfully completing this lesson you will be able to: Create, save and use your own Assembly Template file. An Assembly Template has a *.asmdot file extension.

University of Limerick

Department of Manufacturing
and Operations Engineering