Re: Solidworks 2015 Part II - Advanced Techniques 12
Mina Delahoussaye
SolidWorks 2013 Part II - Advanced Techniques picks up where SolidWorks 2013 Part I - Basic Tools leaves off. Its aim is to take you from an intermediate user with a basic understanding of SolidWorks and modeling techniques to an advanced user capable of creating complex models and able to use the advanced tools provided by SolidWorks. The text covers parts, surfaces, SimulationXpress, sheet metal, top-down assemblies and core and cavity molds.
SOLIDWORKS 2022 Advanced Techniques picks up where SOLIDWORKS 2022 Intermediate Skills leaves off. Its aim is to take you from an intermediate user with a basic understanding of SOLIDWORKS and modeling techniques to an advanced user capable of creating complex models and able to use the advanced tools provided by SOLIDWORKS. The text covers parts, surfaces, SimulationXpress, sheet metal, top-down assemblies and core and cavity molds.
The SOLIDWORKS Advanced Part Modeling course is for SOLIDWORKS users who need to create complex parts and want to learn how to use more advanced features; including sweeps, lofts, boundaries, and every type of fillet.
I am only a few months into using Fusion 360 as a replacement for solidworks, and keen to regain the speed and comprehensive modelling skills I have in solidworks - warts and all... I think Fusion 360 Has fewer warts and even more modelling potential - I just need more advanced tips, beyond all the excellent videos and learning tools already out there.
The CAD market is in change ATM, and although many users remain 100% partisan to what they know, there are a bunch of us at the coal face who will tart any tools that get the job done. Many folk like me are jumping solidworks subs, (anyone here understand 3dX ? ) some are going to Creo, some are going to Onshape, others (with deeper pockets) are going NX and even Catia.
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