Visão Geral

Curso Solidworks Foundation

• Criação de esboços e recursos
• Modelagem de montagem ascendente
  
• Vistas de desenho e anotações

Ao se atualizar rapidamente, além de usar as melhores práticas de modelagem, o Curso Solidworks Foundation garante a máxima eficiência e produtividade para todos os usuários do SOLIDWORKS.

Novos usuários de CAD, usuários experientes de outros sistemas CAD e usuários veteranos do SOLIDWORKS podem se beneficiar do Curso Solidworks Foundation.

Os estudos de caso da vida real são usados ​​para ilustrar processos, ensinando tudo o que você precisa saber para construir modelos paramétricos de peças e montagens e fazer desenhos dessas peças e montagens.

Objetivo

Após realizar este Curso Solidworks Foundation,você será capaz de:

• Crie esboços paramétricos
• Criar peças e construir montagens
• Crie e controle diferentes versões de suas peças com configurações
• Automatize a modificação do projeto com equações e tabelas de projeto do Excel
• Crie desenhos de seus projetos
• Capaz de criar peças do SOLIDWORKS
• Capaz de construir montagens
  
• Criar desenhos de produção
  

Pre-Requisitos

• Conhecimento básico do Windows
• Experiência em desenho mecânico ou industrial
  

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

SOLIDWORKS Basics and the User Interface

1. What is SOLIDWORKS Software?
2. Design Intent
3. File References
4. Opening Files
5. The SOLIDWORKS User Interface
6. Using the Command Manager

Introduction to Sketching

1. 2D Sketching
2. Stages in the Process
3. Saving Files
4. What are We Going to Sketch?
5. Sketching
6. Sketch Entities
7. Basic Sketching
8. Rules That Govern Sketches
9. Design Intent
10. Sketch Relations
11. Dimensions
12. Extrude
13. Sketching Guidelines

Basic Part Modeling

1. Basic Modeling
2. Terminology
3. Choosing the Best Profile
4. Choosing the Sketch Plane
5. Details of the Part
6. Boss Feature
7. Sketching on a Planar Face
8. Cut Feature
9. Using the Hole Wizard
10. View Selector
11. Filleting
12. Editing Tools
13. Detailing Basics
14. Drawing Views
15. Center Marks
16. Dimensioning
17. Changing Parameters

Symmetry and Draft 

1. Case Study: Ratchet
2. Design Intent
3. Boss Feature with Draft
4. Symmetry in the Sketch
5. Sketching Inside the Model
6. View Options
7. Using Model Edges in a Sketch
8. Creating Trimmed Sketch Geometry
9. Copy & Paste Features

Patterning

1. Why Use Patterns?
2. Linear Pattern
3. Circular Patterns
4. Reference Geometry
5. Mirror Patterns
6. Using Pattern Seed Only
7. Up To Reference
8. Sketch Driven Patterns

Revolved Features

1. Case Study: Handwheel
2. Design Intent
3. Revolved Features
4. Building the Rim
5. Building the Spoke
6. Edit Material
7. Mass Properties
8. File Properties
9. SOLIDWORKS SimulationXpress
10. Using SOLIDWORKS SimulationXpress
11. The SimulationXpress Interface

Shelling and Ribs

1. Shelling and Ribs
2. Analyzing and Adding Draft
3. Other Options for Draft
4. Shelling
5. Ribs
6. Full Round Fillets
7. Thin Features

Editing: Repairs

1. Part Editing
2. Editing Topics
3. Sketch Issues
4. FilletXpert
5. DraftXpert

Editing: Design Changes

1. Part Editing
2. Design Changes
3. Information From a Model
4. Rebuilding Tools
5. Sketch Contours
6. Replace Sketch Entity

Configurations

1. Using Configurations
2. Other Methods to Create Configurations
3. Modeling Strategies for Configurations
4. Editing Part that Have Configurations
5. Design Library

Global Variables & Equations

1. Using Global Variables and Equations
2. Renaming Features and Dimensions
3. Design Rules Using Global Variables and Equations
4. Global Variables
5. Equations
6. Using Operators and Functions

Using Drawings

1. More About Making Drawings
2. Section View
3. Model Views
4. Broken View
5. Detail Views
6. Drawing Sheets and Sheet Formats
7. Annotations

Bottom-Up Assembly Modeling

1. Case Study: Universal Joint
2. Bottom-Up Assembly
3. Creating a New Assembly
4. Position of the First Component
5. FeatureManager Design Tree and Symbols
6. Adding Components
7. Mating Components
8. Using Part Configurations in Assemblies
9. Sub-assemblies
10. Smart Mates
11. Inserting Sub-assemblies
12. Pack and Go

Using Assemblies

1. Analyzing the Assembly
2. Checking for Clearances
3. Changing the Values of Dimensions
4. Exploded Assemblies
5. Explode Line Sketch
6. Bill of Materials
7. Assembly Drawings

Appendix

1. Options Settings
2. Document Templates