How to get tutorials for solidworks beginner level

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Hello

I'm looking for free tutorials to train me on solidworks (beginner)

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Hello! A tutorial from .PL: http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/astuces-debutants-solidworks-1

You will find many other tutorials in the section http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos

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Hello

Thank you for your assistance

 

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Here is also a good tutorial to start with: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI37HK7Ol8A

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Start with those that are integrated into SW in order to have the basics.

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To train you, nothing is more formative than drawing objects around you like your mobile phone for example, then things a little more complex like your TV remote control or your bike (piece by piece)

 

stef is right, use the tutorials integrated into SW to learn the basic functions.

 

 

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As Stef said, there's nothing like Solidworks help.

 

It is filled with tutorials of all levels.

 

Good luck!

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Thank you all for your invaluable help. I get to work.

 

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If you can't find it, it's here (see image)


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The mobile phone yes, but started with a bread and then make a house is nice too. 

Who hasn't drawn his house here?????

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EUuuu me =)

 

I don't have my house yet:p hihi

 

By the way! By the way, I have a little question that is completely off topic.

 

When you design buildings, how do you go about it?

You start from a multibody part with several bosses etc... Or do you assemble the pieces one by one?

 

You will tell me that it depends on the case, but I suppose that those who mainly work in construction surely have a very specific way of working.

 

 

 

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@Bart,

Is it a professional or personal question?

If it's professional you should know what type of building you want to do.

If it's personal, to plan the layout, I make one room (sldprt) per floor (basement, ground floor, 1st,... and finally roof) and without ceiling. I create an assembly from this room where I place all the elements of the layout (doors, windows, furniture, bathtub, table, chair, paintings...). And in the end, I make an assembly of these sub-assemblies of floors.

 

PS: you can also draw your apartment! :)

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It's for my personal culture =)

 

I wasn't sure how much detail I should go to.

 

I see that there are some who draw the wooden frame, the insulation etc...

 

I would have liked to do this to show how a wooden frame house with waterproofing etc...

 

So I'm going to design block by block for the parts and then add the elements in it.

 

Thank you for the tip Benoit =)

 

 

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Oh so cool, I asked myself exactly the same question last time :)!

I had proceeded in the same way as Benoit.LF! You can then make an exploded presentation of your different floors ;)!

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When I did these models (an apartment then a two-storey house) it was more from a layout/decoration point of view than construction.

If you want to represent all the technical lots, you'll need a good computer I think, because it's going to represent a few :) parts.

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We are going to offer our services to Valérie Damidot from D&CO :)

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