How to De-feature One Feature at a Time in SOLIDWORKS

FeatureWorks de-features an imported part for you, but what if you want to de-feature just one part of your assembly? In SOLIDWORKS, you can do that! Check out this video to see how you can become for efficient while designing.
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[@siryoneyal]

This video is confusing and misleading. The term defeature is saved for an actual feature in solidworks. You are showing how to use feature recognition step by step and not defeature.

[@Eric_A_Beatty]

I wholeheartedly agree! I was expecting a video on the true Defeature tool. The techniques and process shown here are for feature recognition and creation, NOT defeaturing a model.