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Complements Sir. I'm a 50 year old that have to convert from over 20 years of Autodesk to Solidworks. Your style is very good and I'm so relieved that I reached your UA-cam link.
I haven’t touched solid works since the 90’s in collage. I just came back and revisited wanting to learn again this portion I would say fast but I had to rewind and see what you were doing. I loved it. I built couple models in no time. Mind you I haven’t touched this stuff for over given or take 30yrs. Complements in how you repeated the explanation again. Awesome work. Thank you.
for the video's ... what does your face add to the tutorial .... NOTHING ... therefore it does NOT belong on the screen ... it blocks a part of the screen ... thisis NOT a reaction video it is a tutorial
@@kaboom-zf2blhe just gave you so much value for free and you still find something to complain about. You are type of person who dont appreciate anything in life.
@kaboom-zf2bl I think you may want to learn what expression cues are... also learn that there's more human beings than you in this world and different people have a tendency to teach and learn in different ways, that means someone may achieve a better sense of understanding by being able to watch their tutor talking to them while other people may get distracted, its not one size fits all, but sure there's one thing that fits all situations and that its deep consciousness and understanding as well as modesty and appreciation. Rudeness translates very easily by writing on the internet even can be misinterpreted, opinions are always welcomed when thrown out from a sense of kindness and love. Dont know and I dont mean to know from where your comments where coming when they were being written, but surely behind those comments there's a kind and loving person that for some reason wrote a comment that turned out to be not as kind as it may have to in another situation, I do not judge you, but Im sure there's more to you than your comment and surely you can find the reason for such outcome and be more kind to the world in the future because that would do more kindness to you too. peace.
Aryan, I am genuinely impressed with your style of teaching you are obviously a SW Wizard, and this content is fantastic. I have been using Fusion 360 for 4 years professionally and Alibre of 8 years b4 this. I now need to make money becoming a contractor using SW. I am seriously considering signing up. Many thanks. I will check out your course in detail.
Bro are yiu using solid works in pc or laptop or ipad? Bro does ipad support solid works Plz reply bro cause i am thinking buying an ipad for solid works. ❤❤❤
Wow! What an excellent video! I haven't done CAD for 7 or 8 years, then I realized that I missed it, I decided to get back into it! How lucky I am to have come across your video, you are an excellent teacher, then that is priceless (I believe that I have a special talent to make the difference between a normal teacher, then a very smart I think!) I don't have the funds for your paid courses at the moment, but I will do, and then redo, your free tutorials to get my skills back on track! Many thanks to you for offering this high quality content!
"I really admire the way you clarify doubts. However, as a student from India, it would be great if the course could be more affordable for us. The current price of your course in INR is 82,479 /- Rupees which is way too expensive for many. Considering different backgrounds and income levels would be highly appreciated. Not everyone earns in dollars. Thank you.
Hi Atendra, thank you for your feedback and expressing your concerns about the pricing of the course. I understand that the current price may seem high, especially for students from India and other regions with different income levels. I want to assure you that the pricing of the course is determined based on several factors, including the extensive content, quality of instruction, and ongoing support provided throughout the course. Developing and maintaining a comprehensive course like this requires significant time, effort, and resources. However, I understand the importance of accessibility and catering to diverse backgrounds. In the future, I will take your feedback into consideration and explore options to provide more affordable alternatives, such as offering discounts, payment plans, or even creating shorter, more focused courses that are more budget-friendly. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, and I appreciate your understanding. I am here to support you on your learning journey, and I value your input in making my courses more accessible to students worldwide.
His course is not worth it. His method of showing off here to try to tempt you does not show that he is a good teacher. There are many people in life who know their material but there are few who are equipped to actually teach it. This video makes it clear to me he is not a teacher
With me being 100% disabled veteran and the courses through Solid works are fee for me I really enjoyed your video and how quickly you covered informative things we beginners need! Thank you!!
It's such a coincidence when I watched your video that my hands were placed directly the same as your hands using esc and spacebar before going through the basics, this might be my calling to pursue this career path. Thank you for the support for the community, really appreciate your guidance and teachings! deserve a sub!
Perfect! That is the way to go. ESC helps you move out of a type of sketching tool without having to move much with the mouse. Another thing that can massively increase your productivity, with mouse gestures.
slam Aryan, I'm so glad that you here for us and I'm so lucky to find you. You are amazing at conveying information and simplifying it to the viewer thank you for that. I hope one day can join the courses, but I can't afford it maybe another time I can.
Hello Aryan, The long intro (00:00 to 2:30) was a bit of a turn off, and it could just have been this much (00:49 to 01:30). 😬 Other than that, your whole tutorial was GREAT!! Very good teaching methods. It’s also very nice to see you on-screen where you elaborate on your teachings using your body gestures and make virtual “eye contact” with your students. Wonderful that you started with proper hands/finger placement on the keyboard. I've been a graphic designer & retoucher for over 30 years and that's also the first tip I teach when I do some teaching. EXCELLENT CONTENT!!!!!👌🏽👍🏽👊🏼
Your opening monologue is a great way to chase away the 20% of people who are neurodivergent. The idea of doing something automatically is a challene for the many of us who were not endowed with a large working memory. The very assumptions you make in your approach to learning are those that educators everywhere are trained to avoid. You know your subject matter yet you do not understand teaching
I appreciate your feedback, and you're absolutely right-everyone approaches learning differently, and I should be more mindful of that. My intent is always to help, but I can see how my approach might not resonate with everyone, especially those who learn in a different way. The goal should be to create content that supports all kinds of learners, whether they're neurodivergent or neurotypical. I'll definitely keep this in mind and look at ways to make my material more accessible and supportive for people who face challenges with things like working memory or learning something new in steps rather than all at once. Thanks for pointing this out-I’m always trying to improve how I teach, and your insight helps me get better at it. If you have any specific suggestions or ideas for how I can adapt my teaching style to make it more inclusive, I’d really love to hear them!
I really enjoy your style of teaching, going slow but in depth and in a way that encourages thinking like an engineer. Do you also offer something like a 'guided tour' for people who are already very familiar with the principles of CAD, but are new to the Solidworks software package? I spent all my professional carreer on CATIA, designing cast aluminium engine parts for a big car manufacturer, and I am considering to expand my repertoire to other programs with the context of possibly switching to a different employer. What I'd need is more 'where does [tool XYZ] live?' than 'How do I think with planes and relations?', if you get what I mean.
This is absolutely fantastic I finally found the perfect solidworks course U really explain very well I wish I could learn this entire course Unfortunately this is just too expensive for me
This was an excellent video! I am an engineer with a lot of experience in NX and a few other CAD software, and I was able to follow this well and see how Solidworks is a little different but still accomplishes the same things. I'll definitely check out your webinar at some point.
This was actually pretty helpful since i am leveling up from intro to engineering to principles and this year we are only using solid-works instead of inventor (which is what i used all last year)
Hi teacher. First of all, i would like to appreciate you for this video, because i've watched all of 45 minutes without any pause or stops, that was so interesting , but i've just started and it's a little bit dufficult for le to understand how does this application works and how to become more confident on ourselves and be an qualified engineer of(car, aeroplane) etc. Actually, i'm an aircraft engineer who just used this application and he wanted to find a solution to get it. Anyway, thank you that you had teached me about this application))
Hey, thank you for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video and stuck with it for the full 45 minutes-means a lot to me! I get that starting out with SolidWorks can feel a bit overwhelming, especially with your background in aircraft engineering where precision is critical. The best way to build confidence is through practice, especially by working on projects that align with your field, like designing components for aircraft or cars. Start with the basics, get comfortable with sketching, parts, and assemblies, and then challenge yourself with more complex designs. If you're ever stuck or need guidance on a specific topic, feel free to ask. You've already got the engineering mindset, so once you're familiar with the tools, you'll be flying through SolidWorks in no time. Keep at it, and thanks again for watching!
Book are a thing of the past, in 2023 all you should be looking at is replicating models from videos following some formal training in video form. I have a Pro Course on this if you are interested.
Thanks for the introduction to solid works! As someone who is already familiar with fusion 360 and inventor, would you say that transferring my knowledge to solid works will be time consuming, or is it mostly just figuring out where the different tools are in solid works?
Of course it helps. You already have lots of bits and pieces. You just need the connection and order. You’ll enjoy a huge ease of interface when moving from inventory to SolidWorks. It’s more expanded and clear
Hello. Excellent tutorial, not just for what it covers but for the method the tutor uses. I was wondering, since some of the interested in learning #solidworks probably need to built the product; is there any chapter in which you talk about standard components like bearings, bolts, etc. I would like to know if the drawings that suppliers of a component (a servomotor for example) provide on its website, can be used in #solidworks or, it is needed to draw each component from zero. Thanks a million.
Thanks for making this video, i am going to start a solidworks class on Monday in a swedish technology school and this feels like it prepares me for whats to come !
Not ideally to create your models, since most professional software is made for computers/laptops, but after you build a model on a computer its easier to make changes with an Ipad, if you use Cloud based CAD platforms like 3DExperience.
Hi aryan Great video and very easy to follow. Working with metal , timber and other materials. Building , furniture design and machinery parts. I was looking at sketchup , but in your opinion which would be better between the two ?
Thank you very much I have problem with moving sketch and coipy which you did not tell use know the basic, and you where very fast we have to review your video many time
If you have any specific question send me an email and I'll do my best to send you a solution to the same when I get time. My Pro course is 20+ hrs long, so I can spend enough time and take things slower. Send me an email for the same if that is something that interests you.
Hi, thank you for this quick tutorial! To this day I´ve been working mostly in Inventor (partly in Fusion and NX) and now I was hired as a contractor to startup, where Solidworks is demanded. Do you have some course for people like me? That means people that are fluent in "engineering modeling language" - understanding from basic sketching to making large assemblies, but need quick introduction to SolidWorks to assimilate in new enviroment? Overall all 3D CADs works similar, but there are little differences, that could be frustrating. Thanks for your respond.
to be honest actually I Am been search tutorials for that, but not find yet with detail explanation like have you done. I think it's would be good to you to make content that can direct applied on CNC industrial machine and absolutely would be good to people like me that would be direct practising at work place.
I've gotten pretty good with beginner level solidworks design and made functional parts, but I'm having a really hard time converting solids into sheet metal parts that can be ordered via Send Cut Send and welded together (think of a cube broken down into 6 seperate flat sheets of steel with tight-tolerance locating tabs that allow it to be assembled without tools) how would I go about making such a part? I just get errors when using the ripping tool and I don't want to use bends
well this is not a novice move. you need to know more about the fundamentals and the sheet metal tools. there are tools inside the sheet metal tab that let you convert your solid into the closest sheet form you can.
Would it be easier for a totally beginner (never used programs like this) to use SolidWorks for 3d printing or should i start with something else? I want to start creating both sculptures and useful practical items from my 3d printer.
I'd ask it differently! What kind of stuff would you like to be able to model, if I could make you an expert in any CAD software in a blink of an eye today? Organic geometries? Not solidworks. Engineering designs and mechanical parts? DEFINATELY soldiworks. Depends on your needs. Architectural stuff? not solidworks
I'm a beginner looking to start with the Solidworks 3D Creator browser-based. Will watching these videos help me get familiar with the browser-based user interface? Or would it be difficult to follow along as a beginner? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Yes they would, but you have a longer journey ahead of you and to go all the way, you’ll need a proper training and I have the course for that. Check my website. Link in the description 👍🏽
It was a great!! I want to scan the device and put it in this program and make changes and of course I want to make different engines I have no idea where to start
Good day, This whole workflow is called Reverse Engineering. Start by scanning the model, then import it into SOLIDWORKS, from there you can use the "Direct Editing" tools, these do not depend upon which software/ how the geometry was created, it is powerful enough to change it as needed.
You should really reconsider your price. Don't reflect on what the present market price is for your product but try to assess what the price-elasticity is. You might be able to gain much larger revenue by dropping your prices.
Sure, best way if its a standard bolt/nut etc. is to use a toolbox component, then comes the thread feature, followed by manual thread making using helix+swept cut.
Does solidworks use an axis? Before I retired I was using catia. I would hide all xyz planes and only work off of an axis system. That always worked better for me. Thanks
SOLIDWORKS does have an axis for visual purposes, but to start a sketch you would need a plane. Thus you would have to create reference planes as needed.
This is so helpful Aryan! I haven’t used Solidworks in 2yrs and this was a great refresher. Please if you can cover some of the complex tools or any advice on becoming a CAD Technician would be awesome
Is there any function in Solid works by which I can prepare a master model first then link it with excel or any function to make a new model just by changing its dimensions ?
Thank You, I will be following you. The first video was very easy to follow. I learned more from you in that short amount of time than from several others over the last four days in the office.
Yes, it is called 2d to 3d. It works pretty good for when you need to create a solid model from existing dwgs. I wouldn’t try it for anything too complicated though
I mean its still a hit or miss, and I would not trust it with any real projects, its better to do it yourself by learning a new skill, since it also gives you a part which you can then make changes to and tweak if needed.
Hi. thanks for your good video whenever i open a new drawing, units system returns to MKS, but i need to sketch in MMGS. how can i change the default unit for solidworks? changing units is easy, but shouldn't i be able to define a default for program?
You could post to content central and they provide you with a web frame that you can import into a site. Other options would be to use edrawings api. I have used it before to embed edrawings viewers into excel
SolidWorks itself does not provide a direct way to embed 3D models into a website, you can use a platform like Sketchfab to achieve this. Here's a simplified process: Export your SolidWorks model: You need to export your 3D model as a file format that can be uploaded to Sketchfab. Typically, a format like .OBJ or .STL should work. Create a Sketchfab account: Go to Sketchfab and create an account if you don't already have one. Upload your model: Once you're signed in, click on the Upload button. Select the 3D file you exported from SolidWorks, and follow the steps. Embed the model on your website: After uploading, Sketchfab will provide you with an code that you can use to embed the model on your website.
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Complements Sir. I'm a 50 year old that have to convert from over 20 years of Autodesk to Solidworks. Your style is very good and I'm so relieved that I reached your UA-cam link.
thank you!
I haven’t touched solid works since the 90’s in collage. I just came back and revisited wanting to learn again this portion I would say fast but I had to rewind and see what you were doing. I loved it. I built couple models in no time. Mind you I haven’t touched this stuff for over given or take 30yrs. Complements in how you repeated the explanation again. Awesome work. Thank you.
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for the video's ... what does your face add to the tutorial .... NOTHING ... therefore it does NOT belong on the screen ... it blocks a part of the screen ... thisis NOT a reaction video it is a tutorial
@@kaboom-zf2blhe just gave you so much value for free and you still find something to complain about. You are type of person who dont appreciate anything in life.
@@kaboom-zf2blwhat does your comment add to the video? NOTHING
@@kaboom-zf2blit's a way of keeping it personal
@kaboom-zf2bl I think you may want to learn what expression cues are... also learn that there's more human beings than you in this world and different people have a tendency to teach and learn in different ways, that means someone may achieve a better sense of understanding by being able to watch their tutor talking to them while other people may get distracted, its not one size fits all, but sure there's one thing that fits all situations and that its deep consciousness and understanding as well as modesty and appreciation. Rudeness translates very easily by writing on the internet even can be misinterpreted, opinions are always welcomed when thrown out from a sense of kindness and love. Dont know and I dont mean to know from where your comments where coming when they were being written, but surely behind those comments there's a kind and loving person that for some reason wrote a comment that turned out to be not as kind as it may have to in another situation, I do not judge you, but Im sure there's more to you than your comment and surely you can find the reason for such outcome and be more kind to the world in the future because that would do more kindness to you too. peace.
Aryan, I am genuinely impressed with your style of teaching you are obviously a SW Wizard, and this content is fantastic. I have been using Fusion 360 for 4 years professionally and Alibre of 8 years b4 this. I now need to make money becoming a contractor using SW. I am seriously considering signing up. Many thanks. I will check out your course in detail.
Thank you for the kind words.
Bro are yiu using solid works in pc or laptop or ipad? Bro does ipad support solid works Plz reply bro cause i am thinking buying an ipad for solid works. ❤❤❤
Wow!
What an excellent video!
I haven't done CAD for 7 or 8 years, then I realized that I missed it, I decided to get back into it!
How lucky I am to have come across your video, you are an excellent teacher, then that is priceless (I believe that I have a special talent to make the difference between a normal teacher, then a very smart I think!)
I don't have the funds for your paid courses at the moment, but I will do, and then redo, your free tutorials to get my skills back on track!
Many thanks to you for offering this high quality content!
If you see value in my teaching, I’ll help you with your budget. Email me
"I really admire the way you clarify doubts. However, as a student from India, it would be great if the course could be more affordable for us. The current price of your course in INR is 82,479 /- Rupees which is way too expensive for many. Considering different backgrounds and income levels would be highly appreciated. Not everyone earns in dollars. Thank you.
Agree!! 🥹
Hi Atendra,
thank you for your feedback and expressing your concerns about the pricing of the course. I understand that the current price may seem high, especially for students from India and other regions with different income levels.
I want to assure you that the pricing of the course is determined based on several factors, including the extensive content, quality of instruction, and ongoing support provided throughout the course. Developing and maintaining a comprehensive course like this requires significant time, effort, and resources.
However, I understand the importance of accessibility and catering to diverse backgrounds. In the future, I will take your feedback into consideration and explore options to provide more affordable alternatives, such as offering discounts, payment plans, or even creating shorter, more focused courses that are more budget-friendly.
Thank you for bringing this to my attention, and I appreciate your understanding. I am here to support you on your learning journey, and I value your input in making my courses more accessible to students worldwide.
His course is not worth it. His method of showing off here to try to tempt you does not show that he is a good teacher. There are many people in life who know their material but there are few who are equipped to actually teach it. This video makes it clear to me he is not a teacher
With me being 100% disabled veteran and the courses through Solid works are fee for me I really enjoyed your video and how quickly you covered informative things we beginners need! Thank you!!
It's such a coincidence when I watched your video that my hands were placed directly the same as your hands using esc and spacebar before going through the basics, this might be my calling to pursue this career path. Thank you for the support for the community, really appreciate your guidance and teachings! deserve a sub!
Perfect! That is the way to go. ESC helps you move out of a type of sketching tool without having to move much with the mouse. Another thing that can massively increase your productivity, with mouse gestures.
slam
Aryan, I'm so glad that you here for us and I'm so lucky to find you. You are amazing at conveying information and simplifying it to the viewer thank you for that.
I hope one day can join the courses, but I can't afford it maybe another time I can.
My pleasure.
If you are a student I offer a 50% discount
Hello Aryan,
The long intro (00:00 to 2:30) was a bit of a turn off, and it could just have been this much (00:49 to 01:30). 😬
Other than that, your whole tutorial was GREAT!! Very good teaching methods. It’s also very nice to see you on-screen where you elaborate on your teachings using your body gestures and make virtual “eye contact” with your students. Wonderful that you started with proper hands/finger placement on the keyboard. I've been a graphic designer & retoucher for over 30 years and that's also the first tip I teach when I do some teaching. EXCELLENT CONTENT!!!!!👌🏽👍🏽👊🏼
Thank you for your feedback!
Yeah he didn't really get to the point untill 5 mins in
Your opening monologue is a great way to chase away the 20% of people who are neurodivergent. The idea of doing something automatically is a challene for the many of us who were not endowed with a large working memory. The very assumptions you make in your approach to learning are those that educators everywhere are trained to avoid. You know your subject matter yet you do not understand teaching
I appreciate your feedback, and you're absolutely right-everyone approaches learning differently, and I should be more mindful of that. My intent is always to help, but I can see how my approach might not resonate with everyone, especially those who learn in a different way.
The goal should be to create content that supports all kinds of learners, whether they're neurodivergent or neurotypical. I'll definitely keep this in mind and look at ways to make my material more accessible and supportive for people who face challenges with things like working memory or learning something new in steps rather than all at once.
Thanks for pointing this out-I’m always trying to improve how I teach, and your insight helps me get better at it. If you have any specific suggestions or ideas for how I can adapt my teaching style to make it more inclusive, I’d really love to hear them!
I really enjoy your style of teaching, going slow but in depth and in a way that encourages thinking like an engineer.
Do you also offer something like a 'guided tour' for people who are already very familiar with the principles of CAD, but are new to the Solidworks software package?
I spent all my professional carreer on CATIA, designing cast aluminium engine parts for a big car manufacturer, and I am considering to expand my repertoire to other programs with the context of possibly switching to a different employer.
What I'd need is more 'where does [tool XYZ] live?' than 'How do I think with planes and relations?', if you get what I mean.
This is absolutely fantastic
I finally found the perfect solidworks course
U really explain very well
I wish I could learn this entire course
Unfortunately this is just too expensive for me
black friday ;) sign up to my email list. I'll inform you
This was an excellent video! I am an engineer with a lot of experience in NX and a few other CAD software, and I was able to follow this well and see how Solidworks is a little different but still accomplishes the same things. I'll definitely check out your webinar at some point.
Happy to have helped
This was actually pretty helpful since i am leveling up from intro to engineering to principles and this year we are only using solid-works instead of inventor (which is what i used all last year)
I'm an engineer and this video helped me a lot although I work on Solidworks. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Hi teacher.
First of all, i would like to appreciate you for this video, because i've watched all of 45 minutes without any pause or stops, that was so interesting , but i've just started and it's a little bit dufficult for le to understand how does this application works and how to become more confident on ourselves and be an qualified engineer of(car, aeroplane) etc.
Actually, i'm an aircraft engineer who just used this application and he wanted to find a solution to get it.
Anyway, thank you that you had teached me about this application))
Hey, thank you for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video and stuck with it for the full 45 minutes-means a lot to me!
I get that starting out with SolidWorks can feel a bit overwhelming, especially with your background in aircraft engineering where precision is critical. The best way to build confidence is through practice, especially by working on projects that align with your field, like designing components for aircraft or cars. Start with the basics, get comfortable with sketching, parts, and assemblies, and then challenge yourself with more complex designs.
If you're ever stuck or need guidance on a specific topic, feel free to ask. You've already got the engineering mindset, so once you're familiar with the tools, you'll be flying through SolidWorks in no time. Keep at it, and thanks again for watching!
This was really a good way to learn step 1
This is my first year to use solid works and 3d max in college I don't know how to begin which the best books , UA-cam video or tutorials 45:11
Book are a thing of the past, in 2023 all you should be looking at is replicating models from videos following some formal training in video form. I have a Pro Course on this if you are interested.
You are truly an excellent teacher.
Thank you very much! i try my best to help you
concise and helpful for beginners
Glad you think so!
Plsss make an entire series.
I already have. you will find the links in the description of this video!
This is good for starts like me. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is incredible! Thanks so much! We owe you big time!!
Glad I could help!
Absolutely great video to "feel" the new software and not to do stupid mistakes by replicating another CAD experience.
The 2024 version is on its way out. Thanks for watching by the way
Great presentation!
Thank you for your support.
5:14 I imagine that a decorator will need ceiling tape and a plumber will also need sealing tape. Will they be in the same toolbox?
Omg....You are so confident! i wanna this course YOU HAVE THE BEST solidworks tutuorial THANK YOU!
Thank you for watching!! Come and enroll, what are you waiting for? enroll now courses.solidworkstutorials.net
Thanks for the introduction to solid works! As someone who is already familiar with fusion 360 and inventor, would you say that transferring my knowledge to solid works will be time consuming, or is it mostly just figuring out where the different tools are in solid works?
Of course it helps. You already have lots of bits and pieces. You just need the connection and order. You’ll enjoy a huge ease of interface when moving from inventory to SolidWorks. It’s more expanded and clear
Very informative. I watched the video without even having Solidworks even installed yet and I was able to learn a lot
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello. Excellent tutorial, not just for what it covers but for the method the tutor uses. I was wondering, since some of the interested in learning #solidworks probably need to built the product; is there any chapter in which you talk about standard components like bearings, bolts, etc. I would like to know if the drawings that suppliers of a component (a servomotor for example) provide on its website, can be used in #solidworks or, it is needed to draw each component from zero.
Thanks a million.
Great video annd perfecly detailed. Having used SW for about two years there is clearly still some basics to learn. Thnk you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the fast reply!
Always.
Thanks for making this video, i am going to start a solidworks class on Monday in a swedish technology school and this feels like it prepares me for whats to come !
You can do it!
how was your first day of class today?
Its going well, Thank you! Great videos!@@with-aryan
Great explanation and can be easily understandable. Thank you for these videos.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks much,I shall surely sueb for thee tutorial.
Kindly advice on type of system/laptop that's suitable.
what would you recommend for a iPad app for design
Not ideally to create your models, since most professional software is made for computers/laptops, but after you build a model on a computer its easier to make changes with an Ipad, if you use Cloud based CAD platforms like 3DExperience.
amazing tutorial for a serious beginner. thanks a lot Aryan👍
My pleasure 😊 Glad you liked it
Thank you
You're welcome
0:02 - Not surprised - what an AWEFUL tutorial!!!!!
Its just cold facts, I don't make the rules.
great one
Thanks
Hi aryan
Great video and very easy to follow.
Working with metal , timber and other materials. Building , furniture design and machinery parts. I was looking at sketchup , but in your opinion which would be better between the two ?
Thank you for this 45 mins ❤
Thanks for watching. Don’t stop join my mini course
thank u sir , very helpful
Most welcome, do share the video with your friends.
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Fantastic! thank you so much!
you are welcome!
Thanks❤
you're welcome
Thank you. Excellent
Thank you for the kind feedback.
Excellent brother
Thanks
Excellent. this is so much better than the Solidwork tutorial." Thank you"
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much I have problem with moving sketch and coipy which you did not tell use know the basic, and you where very fast we have to review your video many time
If you have any specific question send me an email and I'll do my best to send you a solution to the same when I get time. My Pro course is 20+ hrs long, so I can spend enough time and take things slower. Send me an email for the same if that is something that interests you.
Hi, thank you for this quick tutorial! To this day I´ve been working mostly in Inventor (partly in Fusion and NX) and now I was hired as a contractor to startup, where Solidworks is demanded. Do you have some course for people like me? That means people that are fluent in "engineering modeling language" - understanding from basic sketching to making large assemblies, but need quick introduction to SolidWorks to assimilate in new enviroment? Overall all 3D CADs works similar, but there are little differences, that could be frustrating. Thanks for your respond.
I have the perfect course for you! courses.solidworkstutorials.net/
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Many many thanks
Thanks! Please add clicks indication to your next videos, as it's not every time obvious when you click somewhere, especially for beginners.
Noted!
would you going to make a mold drawing tutorial to prepare before getting to the CNC machine? with detail explanation like this?
I haven't thought about it to be honest! do you want to?
to be honest actually I Am been search tutorials for that, but not find yet with detail explanation like have you done.
I think it's would be good to you to make content that can direct applied on CNC industrial machine and absolutely would be good to people like me that would be direct practising at work place.
آریان عزیز خیلی عالی بود. موفق باشی
mamnoonam
wow you are amazing😍😍😍 well understood. thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Outstanding
Thanks
Fast, but excellent. I assume I can use SolidWorks for a residential house plan. Correct?
Yes, absolutely. As long as you know what is safe and the correct design codes that apply in your region SOLIDWORKS can handle it.
I've gotten pretty good with beginner level solidworks design and made functional parts, but I'm having a really hard time converting solids into sheet metal parts that can be ordered via Send Cut Send and welded together (think of a cube broken down into 6 seperate flat sheets of steel with tight-tolerance locating tabs that allow it to be assembled without tools) how would I go about making such a part? I just get errors when using the ripping tool and I don't want to use bends
well this is not a novice move. you need to know more about the fundamentals and the sheet metal tools. there are tools inside the sheet metal tab that let you convert your solid into the closest sheet form you can.
@@with-aryan I figured as much, thank you!
Would it be easier for a totally beginner (never used programs like this) to use SolidWorks for 3d printing or should i start with something else? I want to start creating both sculptures and useful practical items from my 3d printer.
I'd ask it differently! What kind of stuff would you like to be able to model, if I could make you an expert in any CAD software in a blink of an eye today? Organic geometries? Not solidworks. Engineering designs and mechanical parts? DEFINATELY soldiworks. Depends on your needs. Architectural stuff? not solidworks
I'm beginner, this video is a good motivation 🔥🔥
Happy to hear that!
Beautiful ❤️
Thanks
Very nice
Thank you for the kind words.
You are great engineer
Thank you for watching my videos!
by take your class do am i able to download solidworks if i don't own it. is that included in the price?
I'm a beginner looking to start with the Solidworks 3D Creator browser-based. Will watching these videos help me get familiar with the browser-based user interface? Or would it be difficult to follow along as a beginner? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Yes they would, but you have a longer journey ahead of you and to go all the way, you’ll need a proper training and I have the course for that. Check my website. Link in the description 👍🏽
Hi
I'm wondering if the Palette menu with the geometrical form is. I can't find it anywhere.
Thanks
This is really helpful video Aryan. Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Aryan plz can you make video or any thing for how to download solid works plz reply 🙏
The only way to get SOLIDWORKS is from their website. Any other means are illegal and can even corrupt your whole system.
@@with-aryan okay thank you aryan so much
It was a great!!
I want to scan the device and put it in this program and make changes and of course I want to make different engines
I have no idea where to start
Good day,
This whole workflow is called Reverse Engineering.
Start by scanning the model, then import it into SOLIDWORKS, from there you can use the "Direct Editing" tools, these do not depend upon which software/ how the geometry was created, it is powerful enough to change it as needed.
You should really reconsider your price. Don't reflect on what the present market price is for your product but try to assess what the price-elasticity is. You might be able to gain much larger revenue by dropping your prices.
the present market price for similar products (quality-wise) starts at $2k and goes up to $5k and they are no nearly as good
love you Sir
love you back, thanks for watching
So good Aryan , Thank u
Glad you liked it
I actually need this type of teaching ❤ but you first Little bit known about solid work
Glad to hear that, the next 2024 is on its way out soon
You are Awesome I learned a lot your teaching pattern really helped me
Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching
thank u chacho❤
De nada Muchacho
What spec or laptop name and model you recommend for someone who plan on taking your course?.
Don't take it hard on yourself. The hardware is not going to be an issue, just any decent laptop can handle solidworks these days
عشق منی به مولا این ویدیو خیلی بهم کمک کرد دست درد نکنه
eraadat
thank you so much sir for helping us
My pleasure. Thank you for watching
can you explain how to make different types of threads in effective way in solidworks ?
Sure, best way if its a standard bolt/nut etc. is to use a toolbox component, then comes the thread feature, followed by manual thread making using helix+swept cut.
Very strange having a solidworks course pro stamp in the middle of the screen.
hmmm, I removed it after that, but it's stuck with this video
what are your units??
In this video, MMGS, but it's regardless of units
Does solidworks use an axis? Before I retired I was using catia. I would hide all xyz planes and only work off of an axis system. That always worked better for me. Thanks
SOLIDWORKS does have an axis for visual purposes, but to start a sketch you would need a plane. Thus you would have to create reference planes as needed.
@@with-aryan thanks
Very helpful videos by Aryan Sir
Request you to make video on motion study
Okay sure
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This is so helpful Aryan! I haven’t used Solidworks in 2yrs and this was a great refresher. Please if you can cover some of the complex tools or any advice on becoming a CAD Technician would be awesome
Sure thing!
Is there any function in Solid works by which I can prepare a master model first then link it with excel or any function to make a new model just by changing its dimensions ?
Yeah, there are features for that. Can’t teach you that in comments tho
@@with-aryan could you please tell the feature name
Software of the soildworks
Where is the link? I could not find it in the description ...
Courses.solidworkstutorials.net/webinar-registration
Thank You, I will be following you. The first video was very easy to follow. I learned more from you in that short amount of time than from several others over the last four days in the office.
Welcome aboard!
Do I need to know how to drowning technical drawing before learning solidwork?
No
@@with-aryan to good to be true...
@@davidrabin7287 I wouldn't think of it as too good! It's still hard! But it's true
Friend you have Bruce Lee teaching skills I love it!
haha, thnaks!
Is there a way to automatically combining 2D sketches of multiple views on a technical print into a 3D model.
Yes, it is called 2d to 3d. It works pretty good for when you need to create a solid model from existing dwgs. I wouldn’t try it for anything too complicated though
I mean its still a hit or miss, and I would not trust it with any real projects, its better to do it yourself by learning a new skill, since it also gives you a part which you can then make changes to and tweak if needed.
You are amazing teacher 💐
Thank you! glad it helps
Hi. thanks for your good video
whenever i open a new drawing, units system returns to MKS, but i need to sketch in MMGS. how can i change the default unit for solidworks?
changing units is easy, but shouldn't i be able to define a default for program?
Change the units to MMGS, then save your (empty) part as "part template". The next time you open it, it will be on MMGS
Yeah, Thanks
(فکر نمی کردم به این زودی جواب بدین 😉)@@with-aryan
Awesome
Thanks for watching
Do you know how to embed an interactive SolidWorks model into a website?
You could post to content central and they provide you with a web frame that you can import into a site. Other options would be to use edrawings api. I have used it before to embed edrawings viewers into excel
SolidWorks itself does not provide a direct way to embed 3D models into a website, you can use a platform like Sketchfab to achieve this. Here's a simplified process:
Export your SolidWorks model: You need to export your 3D model as a file format that can be uploaded to Sketchfab. Typically, a format like .OBJ or .STL should work.
Create a Sketchfab account: Go to Sketchfab and create an account if you don't already have one.
Upload your model: Once you're signed in, click on the Upload button. Select the 3D file you exported from SolidWorks, and follow the steps.
Embed the model on your website: After uploading, Sketchfab will provide you with an code that you can use to embed the model on your website.
Your explanation is one of the most attractive oneS I've ever heard!!! 🤓
Thank you!