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02.

First 3D Parts, Assembly and Drawings

2.1 First Parts


Reference: Lesson 1 – Parts on SolidWorks Tutorials

First Part:

 Setting up a new part document


 Creating the base feature
 Adding a boss feature
 Creating a cut feature
 Adding fillets
 Adding a shell feature
 Editing features
 Completed Part

Second Part:
2.1 First Assembly

An assembly is a combination of two or more parts, also called components,


within one SolidWorks document. You position and orient components using
mates that form relations between components. In this section, you build a
simple assembly based on the part you created above. This section of the lecture
discusses the following:

 Adding parts to an assembly


 Moving and rotating components in an assembly
 Creating display states in an assembly

2.1 First Drawing

In this section, you create a multi-sheet drawing of the parts and assembly
created before. This section includes:

 Opening a drawing template and editing a sheet format


 Inserting standard views of a part model
 Adding model and reference annotations
 Adding another drawing sheet
 Inserting a named view
 Printing the drawing

2
Summary
In this lecture we introduce methods for creating the first parts, assembly and
technical drawing in SolidWorks, including:

 Methods of creating dimensionally related parts


 Mating parts and creating the first assembly
 Process of creating the first technical drawing

References
 Dassault Systems – SolidWorks Fundamentals, Concord, Massachusetts,
United States, 2012
 Leondes, C. - Systems Techniques and Computational Methods, CRC
Press, Boca Raton, 2001

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