If you have used SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation, you will likely know that one of the best enhancements in recent years is the “Sliding Mesh” rotating region feature. This boundary condition […]
I recently came across a question in a SOLIDWORKS forum and I’ve gotten many similar questions while providing tech support or during training classes. So I’d like to address this […]
Using GrabCAD’s Insert function to save time modelling. When it comes to 3D printing assemblies, we can make our parts stronger and more durable if we include mechanical hardware. Combining […]
Multiple solid bodies in a single part file has been supported in SOLIDWORKS going back to 2003. This functionality was eventually extended to sheet metal bodies in SOLIDWORKS in 2010. […]
What is the correct term – insert molding or insert overmolding? I hear the terms used almost interchangeably in conversations about SOLIDWORKS Plastics. I always ask the speaker for clarification. […]
In Part one, we took a look at bringing over templates from your previous CAD platform to establish a drawing template to use going forward. But the template itself is […]
Nearly every commercial product has some sort of product marking. It could be a rating plate, the brand name or logo, or instructions to assemble the batteries. Product marking can […]
I came across a very interesting issue recently (affecting some users starting in SOLIDWORKS 2020 and later) and have a solution should you come across it as well. One of […]
SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation is an extremely powerful tool. Studies can be setup quickly and run efficiently and accurately. As a result of its ease of use, customers can iterate and […]
For some people and companies, this might not be a noticeable increase; but for others this could be a cause for alarm. Let me get to the problem: If I […]
If you find yourself in a situation where you need to work remotely, you may have questions on how to access your work license of SOLIDWORKS from home. Depending on […]