E1 SolidWorks 2024 - Basic Modeling for Beginners Tutorial with Training Guide | Tips

SolidWorks Tutorial - Exercise 1 - Introduction to SolidWorks 2024. Basic Sketching, Extrusions, Fillet, Chamfer, Shell, and Interface are covered.
PDF Training Guide Link (2024)
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Chris Sikora is an Assistant Professor II of Computer Aided Design as well as a Certified SolidWorks Instructor (1998), Certified SolidWorks Support Technician (1998), and CSWP/Core Professional (1999).
Topics Covered in this Video
- Options Menu
- Sketching
- Dimensions
- Relations
- Extrusions & Cut-Extrusions
- Adding colors and materials
- Hardware
- How to make a SolidWorks Portfolio
- Tips
CAD 120 SolidWorks Basics Online (3 credit) course available at elgin.edu
No Prerequisite

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Finally someone whose English I understand.

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yeah. but still i appreciate from the others as well.

[@AdrianStefanik1]

I am very thankful that people are willing to share their knowledge for free even if they sound different or even funny. I appreciate it always. All tutorials here on YT.

[@pedromoreno3647]

simple explanation and no BS like some others

[@Flicksz7]

thanks for the video, I just got solidworks and now I feel like a pro, I know I still have a lot to learn but I really apappreciate this tutorial

[@ahmederyan2583]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
SolidWorks 2024 Introduction
Basic modeling techniques
Designing a 3x5 rectangle
Sketch on flat surfaces
Use corner rectangle
Smart dimension tool
Extrude boss base
Cut extrude feature
Design intent importance
Shell out parts
Add colors realistically
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Good job mate you are very good and understandable keep making good work🎉

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Hi! Im a new subscriber and wanted to thank you for offering this video series. I feel truly blessed to have found your channel! As a product developer, I have worked with CAD designers for years and am excited to learn a new skill set myself... My sincerest thanks! -Charles

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Just started using EV. Thanks for this tutorial. It's easy to understand.

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Finally, someone with an American accent lol

[@nispenguin2001]

omg so true😂

[@AdrianStefanik1]

​@nispenguin2001 I am very thankful that people are willing to share their knowledge for free even if they sound different or even funny. I appreciate it always. All tutorials here on YT.

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thanks for every minute ,you are awesome

[@omil7908]

Great intro to solidworks!

[@uncleyoda21]

thank you help alot with clear views of things i need to do and click.

[@meraj-rahimi]

Thank you Sir

[@JennyShin-me6dn]

Hello, Thank you for your informative and easy-to-follow video. If I want to watch all of your videos, can I follow E1, E2, and E3.....until the end, regardless of the year that you uploaded?

[@vertanux1]

Yes, there is very little difference between 2020 and 2024 with regards to these basic lessons. I only update them when needed. Feel free to use the 2020 videos with 2024.

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superb

[@prisonmike9186]

So used to using mm from other tutorials 😂

[@alexanderramos9139]

thanks sir!!!!!!!

[@adamglenross6781]

Are there anymore videos in this series 👍 as i have solidworks 2024 and have no idear what im doing 😂

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21:22 I don't understand the "push it down". I don't get it.

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Thank you for not having an Indian accent. Holy F.

[@SpicedFuture]

Too sad you use inches instead of metrics... anyhow, thanks for the video.