Modelling a Remote Control in SolidWorks
This Intercad tutorial shows how to model a remote control using organic shapes in SolidWorks using the Power Surfacing add in …
View ArticleCopying boundary conditions with ease in SolidWorks Simulation
Sometime you may like to copy your boundary conditions (connections, fixtures and loads) from one study to another, especially if you have different part/assembly configurations. Method 1: Duplicate...
View ArticleHow to resolve “Internal error: The Windows Installer for this product...
This error message could appear due to two reasons. Reason#1 This happens in a multi-user environment with Toolbox. Most likely when other users using SolidWorks when you attempting to install or...
View ArticleSolidWorks Tips and Tricks: Exploded Views for MultiBody Part in the Assembly...
This blog is about creating exploded view for multibody part files and using this exploded view in the assembly level. First, in the case that you do not know, that you can create an exploding view for...
View ArticleHow Can SolidWorks Enhance Your Business?
Solidworks is a powerful 3D CAD software used by millions of professionals that lets you go beyond just designing products. There are tools that will help you collaborate with teams and other people,...
View ArticleWhat training courses are available for Solidworks Professionals?
There are many training courses that you can undertake to maximise your use of SolidWorks. These range from introductory courses designed to provide the basics on using the software to more specialised...
View ArticleWhen does upgrading to Solidworks Premium make sense?
SolidWorks is a professional 3D CAD software used by millions of engineers and designers worldwide. It comes in three Packages: SolidWorks Standard, SolidWorks Professional, and SolidWorks Premium. The...
View ArticleWhen should you invest in Solidworks Training?
SolidWorks is a professional tool used by millions all over the world. As such, there are many training programs available for the software. If you have been considering going through one, but have not...
View ArticleWhy Choose SolidWorks Professional?
SolidWorks Professional is one of three 3D CAD Packages available that also include SolidWorks Standard and SolidWorks Premium. This package provides all the functionalities available in SolidWorks...
View ArticleIntercad Technical Tips: Force Text to be Uppercase in Drawings
Does your company insist on all text in drawings being uppercase? Are you tired of forgetting to press the Caps Lock key when entering text? Well, there’s an answer! While in a drawing, go to Tools...
View ArticleIntercad Technical Tips: Disconnecting One Line from Another Line in a Sketch
Have you ever wanted to disconnect one line from another one in a sketch, eg, at the point indicated in the image below? Well, it’s possible using either of two little known sketch settings: No Solve...
View ArticleIntercad Technical Tips: Add Custom Properties to a SolidWorks File without...
It’s possible to add custom properties to SolidWorks files without actually opening SolidWorks. It can be done using SolidWorks Explorer or Windows Explorer. Here’s how. Note: the file cannot be open...
View ArticleFile’s Size in Solidworks 2015
One of the challenges that we always have with any CAD package is that the produced file size is always large especially with large and complex models. Which, impact the performance of your computer...
View ArticleNew Solidworks’ Workstation for the New Year
Ok you got a new workstation for the new year, lucky you, just before giving the old one away remember to transfer your Solidworks’ License. Did you already uninstalled Solidworks from the old...
View ArticleFilter Screen Modeling Tips & Tricks
In this blog we will use Solidworks Sheetmetal capabilities along with the Fill Pattern tools to model filter screens or in general perforated cylindrical products. We will start with a cylindrical...
View ArticleMass Property Precision Quick Tip
Can we control the mass property precision? Yes we can. How? By using the Round function. 1- In your file custom property create a property “Mass” with it’s value equals to “SW...
View ArticleSolidWorks Simulation Tech Tip – What makes a good mesh?
Since one of the most frequently asked questions I get is: “what is a good mesh?”, I decided to put together, in no particular order a few tips and tricks that you can follow, to help you in creating...
View ArticleSolidworks Tips & Tricks Using Holewizard on Curved Surfaces
We all know that we can use holewizard on planned surfaces, but what about using it on nonplanar surfaces. Actually it is not a problem in Solidworks. On the cylindrical model below we need to create...
View ArticleSolidWorks Simulation Tech Tip – Convergence
Hello and welcome! In a previous blog post, I discussed a couple of tips for ensuring smooth, evenly distributed results, as well some rules for number of elements. In this post, I would like to...
View ArticleSolidWorks Simulation Tech Tip – Adaptive Meshing
Hello again! In my last post, I discussed the convergence process inside SolidWorks Simulation, using consecutive mesh refinements to eventually converge results to some “convergence limit”. However,...
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