Don't lose your signal. Check out this model which its predecessor was the inspiration of the mobile phone. There are multiple configurations of this model with different center logos for the different divisions. This part shows how to create curvature continuous fillets. There is an example of the Delete Face and of the Move Face commands. Download this part to learn more about curvature continuous fillets.

The pair of sand castle buckets demonstrates the usefulness of a layout sketch to control features. Since the products are used as molds, these parts initially model the volume of sand the mold would create then use” shell outward” to create the part.

The pair of sand castle buckets demonstrates the usefulness of a layout sketch to control features. Since the products are used as molds, these parts initially model the volume of sand the mold would create then use” shell outward” to create the part.

The pair of sand castle buckets demonstrates the usefulness of a layout sketch to control features. Since the products are used as molds, these parts initially model the volume of sand the mold would create then use” shell outward” to create the part.

This Part demonstrates a very practical use of Table Driven Patterns. Using an often-modeled D38999 Mil-Standard Connector as an example, a Table Driven Pattern controls the ‘X’ and ‘Y’ locations for each Electrical Contact. Several popular “Insert Arrangements” (09-35, 11-35, 15-35 etc.) are provided for each Shell Size (A-J) as Configurations conforming to the MIL-STD-1560B Interface Standard. Each Configuration has its own Table Driven Pattern which can be exported to a File and re-imported into your own Library of Connectors. This part also has a Design Table to control dimensions and suppress and un-suppress features easily in one table. Download this file to see how a table driven pattern works.

This part shows how to use the Wrap feature to model text on a cylinder. It also shows how geometry created by GerTrax 2010 is used in SolidWorks to model gear teeth.

This simple part shows how to use a Sketch Picture to trace over existing geometry from an actual picture or an image. One quarter of the part is easily copied four times using a circular body pattern. Other features in this model include an Axis and the Combine command.

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This is a model of a diamond necklace. Revolve-Thin was used to create the choker-like design of the necklace. The diamond was created using an multi-directional Boss-Extrude function.

This part demonstrates a few simple, essential techniques for efficiently modeling a symmetric drafted part.