Section Views in SOLIDWORKS

blogs.solidworks.com/tech/2014...
This video shows several different ways you can create Section Views in SOLIDWORKS Drawings. These include Standard Sections, Aligned Sections and Half Sections. Likewise shown is both orthogonal and radial jogs in Section Lines.

[@accuset]

The video that no one asked for, but everyone needed. Thank you very much for this!

[@user-rv3dg4ir3g]

That's what I wanted to say!

[@bkekria1]

if everyone was just that simple at explaning rather than making a 5 minutes video on a simple feature
thanks alot

[@josephrohrman852]

awesome. Exactly what I was looking for ...the 3D section view!

[@viniciuscmc953]

That's awesome! Really powerful features.

[@elio2136]

Great lesson, very well explained and precise.
Thank you very much!

[@krisw4259]

Very well explained. Will come in very handy! Much appreciated ☺

[@edofonse1]

congratulations, very clear and excellent explanation, just what I was looking for

[@sirjanpeterlock]

Excellent tutorial. It has been long since I used solid works the last time and I did not know about these awesome features.
It would be good if we could download that assembly

[@ccarpintero]

excellently explained!
Thank you very much!

[@chandrakanthamallya9332]

very clearly explained ,easy to understand .thanks for beautiful video.

[@josephcoon5809]

Bloody amazing presentation. I owe you a beer.

[@diegogallego9370]

Very great explanaition, very useful when familiarized with a different CAD software. I think SolidWorks has great features compared with others. 3D drawing view is awsome.

[@mikesmith4219]

absolutely great explaination

[@MrModeller]

Awesome feature!

[@kandasamyrajan]

Thanks for the excellent explanation.

[@bongalacuocsong3693]

This is awesome !!! Thanks so much

[@hermeswilliansantiagoflore4988]

Thanks a lot!, I really like these features...:)

[@_FixingBroken_]

explanation is so great.. thank you very much...

[@chaiyaponk]

Clear and work full. Thank a lot.

[@solidworks]

Chaiyapon Kampunyanuruk Thank you, glad you found it helpful!

[@nadenitza]

Nicely done, thanks!

[@involutetech2540]

Thank You very much.

[@rodrigoluis8081]

Very useful video!!! Thank you :)

[@user-ty1rt5do6e]

great film! thank you

[@metalgrade2697]

Thanks man! Awesome video \o/

[@joshuas3897]

Great video thanks!

[@kirangaikar]

Thanks sir today i got something new.

[@HakamKamelOsman]

Great job, hanks :)

[@shukhratdad9891]

Thanks!!!

[@hermanosmc4272]

Very useful for me the 3D section view, Thanks!

[@solidworks]

Hi There, We're pleased to hear that enjoyed the video. 👍

[@user-rx7xr9tx4o]

Thanks, Shimon

[@freytube1]

excellent

[@ankitdhar375]

Very awesome and really useful features..

[@solidworks]

Hi Ankit! We are pleased to hear that! 👍

[@derikdang8829]

Thank you

[@MnInShdw]

Since I mostly use SolidWorks for SheetMetal, It was the first time I saw 3D Drawing view.
thanks.
by the way is there any possibility to download the assembly used in this movie for educational purposes?

[@ewanharris5433]

Super - Excellent

[@MarcTardif69]

That looks great, but it doesn't work with a "Broken Out Section" does it?

[@rolleybidoney4066]

thanks very

[@rohanmp7084]

Is it possible to remove hatch lines from the section view?

[@whttrails]

Nice tutorial and very useful info

[@solidworks]

Thank you!

[@sreejithgs7856]

New idea for me

[@alfimuhamadnur4788]

MANTEP EUY...

[@bitsurfer0101]

Can you use the section view to create a part profile template (i.e. I would like a profile curve template generated every 4 inches)?

[@fcsuper]

This sounds like removed section views, added in SW 2019:
ruclips.net/video/ab37evb0AGM/видео.html

[@Iamtheboobear]

Can you do this in the model for rendering?

[@solidworks]

Hi There! Please reach out to our community to post your question for one of our experts: my.solidworks.com/forums

[@pooveandhanelangovan3123]

how it can be done in Solidworks 2012

[@fcsuper]

This functionality was added in SW 2013. For SW 2012, you will need to create a sketch manually.

[@BruceWayne-us3kw]

what is this thing?

[@AlbySpace]

Mechanical pornography. Great tips!