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All sketches must be fully defined/constrained before closing the sketch and proceeding to 3D modelling. This is crucial during the SolidWorks certification exams.

My mass is 270.25 for question 5, could I have done something wrong?

Could you please share a PDF document with me? I can't find the link you provided for another who asked.

The first sketch part where you assigned the 90-degree angle. I do not see the dimension specification, was it an assumption?

Made everything look so easy

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Thank you so much, it was so helpful!!!

2:24 I'm no expert. But i think, from sheet metal property it should be reverse direction.

Still cant understand where the diameter of inner is 14 in the diagram, I guess that dimension is missing.

why mine 2021.53,

can u send all the assembly file in zip file or drive link

Last answer should be 676.35 grams

Please change the units being displayed. It's very confusing

how do you rotate the shaft like an engine? because it doesn't work

hey thanks man, practised along side you and also got the result

Hi is there a PDF Link?

Bro CSWA dont have sheet metal content

good but i wish dimension were mm

EXCELENTE!!!! Una sola sugerencia: cambiar el sistema de medidas para que se visualicen igual a los valores que ingresas. DIOS TE BENDIGA!!!!!

Hello JavoCad. I need help with the gasket assignment. I like your video, but I really need it broken down a little more. I have tried multiple times, and I cannot get the measurements. It says metric, and I do not know how old your software is. I’m running AUTOCAD2022. Please help. Can I get a step-by-step? The video is too fast for me 😂.

Bro you also explain with your voice while doing without explaining not everyone understand properly

Thank you

My answer is 345.94 grams .

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Most of the sketches are not fully defined I'm not recommended for CSWA Exam

Sir can you pls share those pdfs for question...I can utilize in offline time

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Did use .5 center

Thanks for this. Appreciate it!

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I keep finding 1180.49 grams for the first part, although I don't see any wrong or difference

How to design coupler? Material SAE 1040 and how to design support brace, material 15 in. Thick copper Thank you Please make to video

are all these questions of real cswa exam?

Ya Diagram che views plz

View plzzzz

Could you give me some link or pdf doc with this samples of exam? From question 8 and down

Hi mate, I think there is an error in the first stage. The sheet should be reversed in direction the first stage(Base flange).

Should be 4X R.56

thanks for your help, useful content

you are doing all good but you totally ignored the base of the figure, when you show the mass is a lie that is correct, please don't do this videos if they are not right, you only confuse people

can you answer this question please! This video helps me a lot, but I have an issue, why ur base is not like the draw?and your mass is still fine I really don't get it

RESPUESTAS: #12 b) #13 Masa = 512.06 gramos #14 Masa = 583.43 gramos

This is using sheet metal and that is not in CSWA but in CSWP exam. still great video thank you

You could have drawn the right side view first then extrude it

How many questions utilized this part? The title says Question 1, yet your test says Question 6. Out of 14 questions, I would assume that this part gets reconfigured or used in an assembly. You used almost 12 minutes on this part, out of a 90 min exam, correct? Just trying to clarify for me and others who'll likely watch this vid for prep. Thanks!

Can we get the answers to all of the questions?

Can you send the file from which you're solving questions?

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I got 144.51 grams for the second mass