Hi Emad, We actually offer training courses for SOLIDWORKS SWOOD! Here is a link if you are intersted in finding out more - www.solidsolutions.co.uk/solidworks-training/courses/manufacturing/default.aspx
0:00 Intro showing custom frame getting modeled with Swood tools 0:50 Intro of the 3 Swood modules and the the statement that Swood is designed to save you time compared to stand alone Solidworks or other CAD apps 2:00 Swood "Frame" Templates 3:00 Swood Material Library 3:57 Swood Connectors 5:00 Edge Banding 5:48 Breakup into modular subassemblies "Swoodbox" 6:54 Inserting "Frames" to Assembly layout 7:20 Demonstrating change to assembly layout will automatically change inserted parts aka Frames 8:02 Swood CAM 9:23 Swood Nesting
Nice video. It would also be good to see a video on how Swood functionality actually compares to Solidworks in built functionality. I.e. I believe you can achieve much of this with a little effort from just Solidworks out the box. So it would be useful to see just HOW much better / where the comparative advantages are in using Swood to justify the further outlay. Thanks for the informative video though. 👍
You cannot really compare. You must be a serious solidwork expert to come close and you will still miss a lot of the features. Streamlined environments for specific tasks are unbeatable. That is why solidworks has so many tools, in the first place. Here, combined in a single tool that speaks the language of the given task and the people that have been working years on it. You get the benefita of Solidworks as a cherry on the top, because you can combine sheet metal and other modules that you are familiar with.
Can "boxes" and rules be added to curved/prism surfaces? Ie. we have curved or slanted side panels and we want to add connectors and shelves with conectors to it. Is SWOOD able to calculate the positions bases on tangents to the surface and unrolled length of sides? Can it calculate slanted cuts in any direction? That would be very helpful as not all furniture are rectangular, especially in tight, irregular spaces and caravans/boats/idiomatic architecture.
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Awesome , i want to learn swood , but i cant find lessons to learn it
Hi Emad, We actually offer training courses for SOLIDWORKS SWOOD! Here is a link if you are intersted in finding out more - www.solidsolutions.co.uk/solidworks-training/courses/manufacturing/default.aspx
THEY JUST COULDN’T STOP ME! I’M GOING ON ALL THE ROOFTOPS! SWOOD THIS! SWOOD THAT!
What are you some kind of grommet?
so relatable ahahah
That must’ve been one swood guy.
0:00 Intro showing custom frame getting modeled with Swood tools
0:50 Intro of the 3 Swood modules and the the statement that Swood is designed to save you time compared to stand alone Solidworks or other CAD apps
2:00 Swood "Frame" Templates
3:00 Swood Material Library
3:57 Swood Connectors
5:00 Edge Banding
5:48 Breakup into modular subassemblies "Swoodbox"
6:54 Inserting "Frames" to Assembly layout
7:20 Demonstrating change to assembly layout will automatically change inserted parts aka Frames
8:02 Swood CAM
9:23 Swood Nesting
Thanks for the index. Btw, you forgot to include: 10:00 Stegosaurus Walking
All awesome ❤️ about of solidwork ❤️
Nice video. It would also be good to see a video on how Swood functionality actually compares to Solidworks in built functionality. I.e. I believe you can achieve much of this with a little effort from just Solidworks out the box. So it would be useful to see just HOW much better / where the comparative advantages are in using Swood to justify the further outlay. Thanks for the informative video though. 👍
You cannot really compare. You must be a serious solidwork expert to come close and you will still miss a lot of the features. Streamlined environments for specific tasks are unbeatable. That is why solidworks has so many tools, in the first place. Here, combined in a single tool that speaks the language of the given task and the people that have been working years on it. You get the benefita of Solidworks as a cherry on the top, because you can combine sheet metal and other modules that you are familiar with.
Can "boxes" and rules be added to curved/prism surfaces? Ie. we have curved or slanted side panels and we want to add connectors and shelves with conectors to it. Is SWOOD able to calculate the positions bases on tangents to the surface and unrolled length of sides? Can it calculate slanted cuts in any direction? That would be very helpful as not all furniture are rectangular, especially in tight, irregular spaces and caravans/boats/idiomatic architecture.
when adding dowel connectors how can i insert multiple dowels at once
What much is the swood ? And with version of Solidworks do I need to have ?
hii, nice video. How can i get Swood desing for my solidwoorks?
Nice but this looks more difficult to learn than SW itself. Any tutorials to learn swood?
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