Received a free year of Solidworks for new Businesses. I am using that time to get trained as much as I can in this software. Starting my path with these videos. Thanks for making them.

I've been using this for years, I'm a seasoned vet! Your tutorials are awesome! you cover all the right stuff! KUDOS!

Your tutorials are incredibly amazing. I sincerely, wholeheartedly thank you for putting out these videos here for free, update after update, for all of us outsiders.

Thank you so much, went from knowing nothing to being able to finish my assignment!

@hotsauce7362

3 жыл бұрын

That's good. I'm going to try from "knowing nothing" to "getting the job"... Pandemic Learning... here we go... =D

I can't thank you enough for making these videos available on KZread. I've worked with AutoCAD all my career but am looking to get into a firm that only uses Solidworks and these tutorials have been absolutely wonderful to getting me up to speed.

I was using SW 2005 on the job until 2009. I am a member of EAA and picked up their student edition of SW 2020-21 recently. It was greek to me until I found this tutorial. I like it!!! I have some drawings and model views in an assembly manual I put together and I am quite proud of it since I am, technically, self-taught on SW. I took all the classes my technical college offered in AutoCAD back in the '90s. That helped a little but I had to navigate the differences in terminology. I am retired and out of the work-force now but it is interesting to keep abreast of the technology and to use it for some of my personal projects. Thank you very much for hosting these tutorials.

@vertanux1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, you are very welcome.

Great Video. Helped me out a lot! Best explanation on the topic that I could find! THX

Thank you so much for your videos! They helped me a lot in learning this software :)

I have an assignment in march, I wasn't able to do anything because of my poor health. And I don't know alot about solid works but I'm going to watch alot of your videos since people are saying it helped them alot. Wish me luck😊

@muradismail1265

3 жыл бұрын

How'd it go?

@ZebecZT

3 жыл бұрын

@@muradismail1265 I managed to get top grade for that particular assignment. I watched alot of videos

@muradismail1265

3 жыл бұрын

@@ZebecZT did you only watch videos from this series?, or do you have any other recommendations?. I have a huge project and final soon i need it haha

@ZebecZT

3 жыл бұрын

@@muradismail1265 im very new to solidworks and that so I've only watched beginner videos really, if your a beginner I suggest you watch from this channel. I can't suggest anything else because I myself am a beginner. Good luck!

@muradismail1265

3 жыл бұрын

@@ZebecZT Thank you for the reply! I hope your future studying efforts go greatly!

Great tutorial thanx ... I used o work with Autodesk Inventor, and this is my 1st time to SW. it's obvious that you are a great academic as I'm academic too ... I read lectures in Inventor

Thank you so much fpr your videos! They helped me a lot! 🙏🙏👍

Excellent tutorial! Very easy to follow and at just the right speed. Very good!!

Love your work man, it's made me into a much better designer than i was 2 weeks ago :)

Can you just explain while doing the Shell option, how to play with the thickness option ? I tried changing, I got some troubleshooting errors. A little insight to that would be great.

I liked the lesson. A little on verbose side, but it sounded very friendly and not scary. Great work!

@vertanux1

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 😃

Great video!

I'm trying to get the exercise in PDF version to practice. Please where? Thank you.

Good people exist !!!you are great btw. Professor

Thanks a lot, Its very useful and kind of you

Only channel with solidworks 2020 gr8 works🔥🤟

great tutorial, just have a question when editing appearance at 1:08:33. My appearance. scene, decals on the right side does not appear. is there away i can turn this on or make it appear to change type of material? thanks in advance

tutorial starts at 6:29

you are one hell of a teacher ,, I love the effort ..

Thx for the video.....

Actual tutorial starts at 28 minutes

i don't know if you're ever gonna see this but this series is the sole reason I understand anything in solidworks, can't thank you enough.

Very good video, I'm switching over to SW from Fusion 360 and I'm definitely gonna nix some of my "bad" practices. I'm a bit surprised though that people are just fired on the spot for certain offenses rather than being shown the right way to do something and given another chance...

@vertanux1

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the person I worked for was very much in the "Steve Jobs" category. A perfectionist - harsh with employees if they made costly mistakes, but a top-rated firm.

I recently quit trying to learn SolidWorks but going to try once more. This time using your videos. What I would like to do, is set my screen up to match yours for following your steps. I have the "FILE-EDIT-VIEW-INSERT-TOOLS-SIMULATION-WINDOW" box on the left, while The far right matches yours. How do I get the "HOME through SETTINGS" bar up there?

Thank you so much

If i do it the way you do i don't get a fully defined sketch. I did smart dimensions on the horizontal and vertical line, they stay blue. Only if i do "display/delete relation/fully define than some more info is added and it gets fully defined. Ist that a setting that is wrong in my program?

Thanks for the video, it was extremely helpful and a joy to watch. Around the 1:26:40 mark you use the Smart Dimension tool to create the diameter of the circle and are able to have the dimension kick off at a 45° angle when displayed. I cannot seem to get it to do that. Mine shows going off in a straight line with lines right through the circle. Any advice on how to change it?

@I-VisiBomb-I

3 жыл бұрын

just drag it out farther when you create the dimention. at least thats what worked for me.

If I were to complete all 16 modules should I be able to pass the CSWA exam?

Sir if I practice with these 20 videos of the playlist, will that be enough for the CSWA exam?

Where can I find the solidworks software? On the dassault systems they only provide 2 hrs access and would not be suffice to learn

I start solidworks with a blank screen - and have no idea to get where you are at the beginning of the video.

did you do a video on setting up your solidworks and a video on setting up a blue print page.

Easily the best tutorial on KZread by far thank you so much man it helped exponentially.

@vertanux1

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thank you for providing this content!

question: you said that we might not have render tools and stuff like that, but what do you mean by 'might'? from what i understand, it only comes with the payed version, not the student version, and that means that the only ones who could have it are the ones that paid for their version of solidworks, which means like what, almost $4,000? isn't there a way to get render tools and all that for less?

@Adenya_E

3 жыл бұрын

Get cracked version.

SO, old 2D AutoCAD dog here. I wanted to follow along but, I don't know where this part is you're working with. Is there a part creation video leading up to this one.

@winowmak3r

3 жыл бұрын

You're going to make the part as you watch the video.

Thanks. This was really educative.

I'm on a laptop with a 6th gen i3 with integrated graphics. 2 cores and 4 threads. 2 GHz no boost. I'm waiting for solidworks to tell me that I am running on underpowered hardware and that I should upgrade

@thewarlordscalling6537

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that

Starts at 26:44

Hi, thank you for the tutorial, please let me know where to go to find the other videos you posted for SolidWorks.

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info

@bernadeljeanfelix4708

2 жыл бұрын

@@vertanux1 thank you so much

just FYI your CPU is limited by your RAM, if you can get your ram to run at DDR 3600 CL16 it's the max ram speed that AMD's infinity fabric would sync to....

nicee

Extremely underrated

I am at 1:08 in the first tutorial. When left clicking on the chamfer and going down to part 2, then the sphere, the display you have on the right side does not come up.

Awesome material! As a former Director of online education at the University of Maryland I wish we had had you as a faculty member.

Do you have a lesson or lessons on wire routing and/or wiring component library's?

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

No

When I tried download your manual it's actually downloading 2016 manual not 2021...I mean when I press the training video link it's taking me to 2016 not 2021...

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

drive.google.com/file/d/1o54k9HVKB9U3YCanbt3cFKze6o8aQkQu/view

title should be more like how to land a solidworks job

I ended up with something that's the most miserable excuse of what you made. It's fun tho😂

i swear to god i know this guy from somewhere... are you from MA? or happen to spend time maybe at umass lowell??

@vertanux1

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Stephanie, I've been to MA a couple times, visited SolidWorks headquarters for trainer certification, but didn't make it to lowell. I've been told I sound like Nicholas Cage, and look like Tom Cavanagh, and or Raul Silva (the villan) from 007 Skyfall.

Damn!!! Shit up n draw!!!!

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi GM, thank you for your comment. This is a college course. Here is a 10 minute version I created for non-college students. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iKSXurx-YtCpkps.html

Engnieering in imperial units? Nope. Just nope.

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

I agree metric is overall IMO superior to Imperial, but I am teaching in the U.S. Switching between the two like I used to when I worked in industry becomes easy.

The amount of pressure this guy build by just talking and using scare words for a beginners class is just too early. You're teaching first class why are you scaring people off with so many don'ts on day one?

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Themazeful, Thanks for the kind words. In nine years and 335 videos later, this is the first time I've heard that I may be scaring viewers. Thanks for the input, I'll try and tone down the job interview tips.

I fell asleep watching this video. This is boring

@vertanux1

2 жыл бұрын

Unintentional ASMR my friend.

very boring 😴 lectures

@vertanux1

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Abhishek, thanks for the input. This is a college course. If you desire a shorter 10 minute version, here is a link. I hope the engineer who designs the airplane I fly on one day didn't learn his craft from 10 minute tutorial videos. Good luck my friend. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iKSXurx-YtCpkps.html