Solidworks Tips and Tricks and 3D CAD Related Information From The Technical Staff Of CATI
Does this sound familiar? You’re a design engineer trying to apply updates to one of your company’s design projects. You search for the latest version of the project’s design file. […]
Think about the last time you needed to solve a very large SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation project. Did your workstation have enough horsepower to solve the project in a reasonable amount […]
Many people buy SOLIDWORKS CAD and are able to get pretty proficient without buying training, due to the plethora of youtube videos out on the interwebs, as well as the […]
Mention that something is like a Swiss Army Knife® to someone and the association is immediate – versatility. The Swiss Army Knife doesn’t just have a knife but can do […]
When designing something in SOLIDWORKS, it’s often useful to import a rough idea of a project in the form of a 2D image and then trace over it instead of […]
Warm air rises, and Cold air descends. This is a simple concept that we learned early on in life. We can feel it if we place our hand above a […]
Drawings can range from very simple, with just a few dimensions, to extremely complex, with multiple views and sheets and too many dimensions to count. If yours fall into the […]
In SOLIDWORKS, we always suggest reusing your data and one way we can do that is by using patterns. In part documents, it’s widely accepted to use them whenever possible […]