SOLIDWORKS - Creating Library Parts and Features
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2016
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Learn how to create Library parts and reusable features, and store them into the design library in SOLIDWORKS. Quick Tip presented by Guy Delozier of GoEngineer.
Love how you randomly start laughing XD
Thank you Jeff Goldblum for the great tutorial!
Hi! Great video. I wonder if you can explain a bit more about references... I have a situation, I have a shaft and a nut and I am going to make an assembly. I want to put them both in library but when I put them in the assembly, I want them to get concentric automaticly, but how?
Great video!
merci beaucoup formidable tuto
Great thanks,
I ve e question, is it possible to create a faiture multy body ?
Starting with SOLIDWORKS 2016 there is support for creating multi-body library features.
Could you explain more about referencing?
How to make that configuration for the shaft of different size pls make a vedio
Here you go a process for making configurations ua-cam.com/video/6biwIeGUvUA/v-deo.html
Nice video
awesome. Thanks
You're welcome!
Thanks.
very coool video as always.
I am just wondering who was making you laugh :)
Solidworks documentation does a poor job of explaining how to create these and manage the references - can you provide an example of something basic that like a finished bolt head with configs and ability to snap to a point and not have an addition references like other planes. Perhaps this is a limitation of SWX? If so, show the steps of creation.
What a freakin hastle using library features. I'd rather just recreate the features, or have another file open and copy/paste between.
Great info, but the narrator made me quit the video and find another source for the information