SOLIDWORKS Quick Tip - Working With Exploded Views In Assemblies

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Learn how to use the Exploded View function within the assembly environment in SOLIDWORKS. Easy to use drag handles allow components to be moved apart to show all of the parts needed for the design. Quick Tips video presented by Tandy Banks of GoEngineer.
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[@feliznavidad1114]

only person who actually showed where to change between exploded views, thank you

[@Cnexir]

Thanks for the tutorial. It helped a lot!

[@Xerdoz]

Thank you. Simple tutorial right to the point, covering all the basics, unlike many others.

[@goengineer]

We are glad to help, thank you! 😊

[@douglasascencio9140]

This video just saved my partial activity. Go Engineer is go for the win!!

[@goengineer]

We're so happy to help. Thank you for watching and for your comment.

[@danrichards27]

you're the best! exactly what I needed to know. I created the explode, but then couldn't figure out where it lived.

[@phillipmcintosh6489]

As usual you are a life saver! Thanks

[@confusedninja7540]

Thx bro.... absolutely on the point.... kudos

[@anubhav_jugt]

Great tutorial in a short time period. Thanks

[@loganschlee2291]

Thank you! This was very helpful and easy to understand and follow.

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching.

[@Kadagaverohit]

THANKS FOR THIS USEFUL TUTORIAL.

[@stevenardy8189]

Great job! learned it all in one place in short period of time. Bravo!

[@goengineer]

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[@mehdihassan9957]

what a champ! only 5 minute to explain such a great feature! u sir, should be knighted!

[@goengineer]

Thanks so much for watching and for leaving such a kind comment!

[@kevlarlive]

Thanks. Easy, simple and really useful.

[@goengineer]

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[@nafismah]

Quick, concise and helpful! Tnx!

[@goengineer]

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[@kirangaikar]

Thanks bro you help me a lot as usual ...go engineer...

[@HienNguyen-jw1us]

thank you, clear and straight forward

[@goengineer]

That's the goal! Thanks for watching.

[@milesmoore5422]

Great job ! You just explained what my college instructor could not. I'll be back

[@goengineer]

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[@world-traveler880]

The best tutorial! Thanks!

[@goengineer]

Ahhh! Yes! We love comments like this. Thanks for watching.

[@luckyjc11]

Quick and to the point, thanks :)

[@goengineer]

Thank you for watching!

[@throngcleaver]

That was perfect and easy to understand and do! Thank you! I'm not even going to ask how you got two pins of the same length and diameter, in the same hole, but we really don't need to know, do we? ;)

[@raflonoce]

Congratulations on your beautiful clip, as will be all the other. Raffaele from Parma.

[@papermoonz_0719]

Thanks for sharing! Help me a lot for my final year project :)

[@xyengineeringandtechnology8497]

Congratulations on your graduation

[@MrsMcMarina]

thank you for the video

[@torinanderson7450]

Absolute legend

[@igormain6474]

Leggend you saved my thesis

[@johnbussan9301]

nice video - thanks

[@SUCCESSWITHVK]

Dear sir can we use dimax in solidwoks animation or wlakthrough

[@hectoraguirre5671]

The best!!

[@ranow7362]

thank u so much . it's awesome

[@goengineer]

Thanks for watching.

[@unessalk1]

Hi
I have Machine with a lot of Parts and I want to make it in many sheet How I can divide the exploded view to these sheet.

[@rubanantony7318]

explain about autos-pace components on drag....please

[@teamattendant5235]

Thanks GoEngineer

[@goengineer]

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[@faizakmal4925]

Thank you so much.

[@goengineer]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@danielkolchev2025]

Thanks!!

[@goengineer]

We appreciate you stopping by our channel.

[@cadpoint7046]

hello
sir / madam
when i try to customize our solid works setting i am not able to save it so what can i do
for example i want to change in detailing and want to show cosmetic thread in part so i want go in setting then detailing and select the cosmetic thread option then click on ok the setting not be changed.
thank you for help

[@andrewknox5425]

I am in Solidworks 2022 student version, and the align to tool doesn't seem to be here. where can i access it? or is there another way? thanks.

[@sarojswain8481]

Thanks

[@OcmeoXoHgPo3]

Thanks, I did 🙃

[@meekosam9484]

What is Generation of assemblies and Automated drafting in Solidworks ?

[@user-yh1wd1jb8v]

hey can explain what is 'QPS' in exploded view

[@abuahamed9594]

Sir, I want to download your videos for my learning purpose, please allow me.

[@sumitzanje9660]

thanx...................

[@goengineer]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@Namir.786]

Thanks allot man u solved my fking problm great man..:)

[@goengineer]

We are always happy to help. Thanks for watching.

[@IndustrialStapler]

Quick question. After you've made your exploded view, is there a way to show how the parts connect via connecting lines, that could zigzag through the connecting components and through all the holes, so that a picture can be used instead of a video?
I hope the question was clear.
Otherwise, this video was great! Thanks.

[@goengineer]

Yes, once you have created an 'Explode View' you can then create an 'Explode Line Sketch' (via 'Insert', 'Explode Line Sketch'). This tool allows you to select vertices of your model in the explode view to show how each part connects into the assembly.

[@IndustrialStapler]

Thanks!

[@Pitterpatter169]

I would like to use this video to help my students understand how to do assemblies and exploded view animations. Would you be okay with us using this video in our curriculum? Would you also be willing to share the part files with us so we have an assembly that matches the video?

[@goengineer]

The video supplied freely so use it where you need it. This particular file set is part of the SolidWorks Essentials training file set you can download here (www.solidworks.com/sw/support/807_ENU_HTML.htm?product=SOLIDWORKS%20CAD).

[@Namir.786]

can u help me please when i exploded any other element my first element went back to its position where it was before

[@goengineer]

Hi Ameer,
Your situation does not sound familiar. It will likely require technical help beyond what can be offered in the comments section of RUclips. You will want to loop in your SOLIDWORKS VAR (they can be found here: www.solidworks.com/sw/purchase/varlocator.htm ) for assistance in diagnosing and fixing this issue.

[@johnflux1]

Tip: save as mkv instead of default avi. For a part like this, avi would be 60MB, and mkv would be 0.5MB.

[@peterdinh3805]

Thanks.

[@goengineer]

We appreciate you watching.

[@Peacock5.7.7]

How do you make the AVI file smaller in order to be sent via email?

[@goengineer]

Perhaps the best approach to this problem would be to save out an AVI from SolidWorks using maximum quality settings then convert that video to a more efficient format that has a smaller file size like MP4 x264. You can find free software to make that conversion. Once such software is Freemake Video Converter (www.freemake.com/free_video_converter/).

[@dovycat6374]

compress it or upload it on a private webservice.

[@giovannielviolangella329]

Good, thanks. But I would like to point it out that from the first word I thought I was talking to Saul Goodman. You have the same voice

[@joseangeltabaresmatos4983]

thanks,

[@abdoomar7457]

How the parts mirror on ground like that?

[@goengineer]

Hi Abdo,
Whether there is a ground reflection is determined by the applied "Scene" in the model. You can go to the icon of a colored ball on a check floor and apply other scenes to the model to see which have floor reflections or, in more recent versions than this video shows, go into the 'DisplaPane' at the top of the FeatureManager tree and edit the scene to have a reflective floor.

[@jens-9381]

Are you Saul Goodman?