SolidWorks 2011 Assemblies Bible - Matt Lombard [2]
Building the Design Library
Using the Design Library
Exploring Other Design Library Functions
Using Annotations in the library
Using sheet metal–forming tools in the library
Using assemblies in the library
Routing
Understanding Smart Components
Using Smart Components
Getting started with a simple Smart Component
Auto-sizing Smart Components
Making Smart Components
Getting started with a simple Smart Component
Creating an auto-sizing Smart Component
Managing files with Smart Components
Editing Smart Components
Tutorial: Working with Smart Components
Summary
Part IV: Creating Assembly Drawings
Chapter 16: Creating Assembly Drawings
Combining Parts and Assemblies on the Same Drawing
Dimensioning assembly features
Assigning the document driving the custom properties
Using Multi-Page Templates
Using Views with Special Assembly Functions
Using the Alternate Position View
Creating views of an exploded assembly
Creating section views
Broken-Out Section View
Using Color in Assembly Drawing Views
Setting Up Drawings of Large Assemblies
Using detached drawings
Working with lightweight drawings
Using SpeedPak with drawings
Using draft quality views
Tutorial: Creating a Simple Assembly Drawing
Summary
Chapter 17: Working with Tables and Drawings
Driving the Bill of Materials
Examining the SolidWorks table-based BOM
Retiring the Excel-based BOM
Using Design Tables
Placing Hole Tables on Drawings
Using Revision Tables
Using General Tables
Working with Tables in Models
Tutorial: Using BOMs
Tutorial: Using Hole Tables
Tutorial: Using Revision Tables
Summary
Part V: Using Specialized or Advanced Techniques
Chapter 18: Using DriveWorks Xpress
Introducing DriveWorks Xpress
Exploring DriveWorks Xpress for your products
Aligning expectations with some estimates
Building the Original Model
Automating an Example
Getting Started: Automating a Design
Activating DriveWorks Xpress
Creating a database
Capturing models
Adding features and dimensions
Creating fields for the form
Building rules
Running the example job
Working with drawings
Summary
Chapter 19: Employing Master Model Techniques
Using Pull Functions
Understanding the Insert Part feature
Understanding the Insert Into New Part feature
Using Push Functions
Working with the Split feature
Working with the Save Bodies feature
Tutorial: Working with Master Model Techniques
Summary
Chapter 20: Using Weldments
Sketching in 3D
Navigating in space
Understanding sketch relations in 3D sketches
Creating planes in space
Limiting path segments
Using dimensions in 3D sketches
Using the Weldment Tools
Using the Weldment feature
Introducing the Structural Member feature
Using the Trim/Extend feature
Using the End Cap feature
Working with the Gusset feature
Using Non-Structural Components
Using Sub-Weldments
Working with Cut Lists
Using Cut-List Properties
Excluding and reordering cut list items
Using weld beads and fillet beads in weldments and assemblies
Creating Weldment Drawings
Tutorial: Working with Weldments
Summary
Chapter 21: Using Mold Tools
Working with the Mold Tools Process
Preparing the plastic part for Mold Tools
Inserting Mold folders
Parting lines
Initiating the shut-off surfaces
Parting surface
Tooling split
Using the Core feature
Intervening Manually with Mold Tools
Passing shut-offs
Creating non-planar parting surfaces
Summary
Chapter 22: Working with Large Scale Design
Creating a Walk-Through
Creating a GridSystem
Starting the GridSystem feature
Creating the sketch
Using the GridSystem PropertyManager
Understanding the GridSystem output
Viewing the Grid Components
Transferring Data with the IFC File Type
Summary
Chapter 23: Animating with the MotionManager
Familiarizing Yourself with the MotionManager
Understanding the terminology
Driving an animation
Planning an animation
Identifying elements of the MotionManager