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Understanding how to create Weldments and preparing CutList using SofdWorks. A Step by Step demonstation

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Weldments in SolidWorks Norman F. Simms CAD Mechanical / Electrical Designer
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Weldment Model
Working from a 2D/3D Sketch (Wire-Frame) Your first Step is to Retrieve Weldment Toolbars Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Selecting Wire-Frame with the Structural Member Icon Note: Only 2 Member can be connected per selection Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
As Members are selected, an CUT LIST is generated in the model tree. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
4 More Members are Selected Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
4 More Member are Added with Different Corner Treatment Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Right Click on the Red Dot to Apply or Change Corner Treatment
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Used Locate Profile to Rotate Members The Trim/Extend Command is Needed to Remove Material Rotate selected Members
The Trim/Extend Command Works by Selecting the Item to be Trimmed and Edge or Face to be Trim or Extended Too Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Top Member Trimmed Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Trimming Multiple Members – Selecting the Bodies to be Trimmed Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Trimming Multiple Members – Selecting the Planar Faces Trimming Boundary
Adding End Cap Using the End Cap Icon Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Gusset using the Gusset Icon by Selecting the two Faces and the type of Gusset Needed.
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Welds using the Fillet Bead Icon
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding more Members by adding a Line and Centerline to Mirror about another Line on the Bottom of the Weldment
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Creating a Sub-Weldment Select the parts in the Cut List and Right Click – Create Sub-Weldment
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Sub-Weldment is Added to the Cut List as a Sub Assembly
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 New Weldment Assembly Created
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Data to Cut List
Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Mastering Weldments in SW require you understanding: 1. 2D and 3D Sketches (Wire-Frame) 2. The functions of the various Toolbar Weldment ICON’s 3. Understand how to create and modifying Cut Lists If you are someone who is trying to understand CAD , I hope this was a help. If you are someone who need someone to help them create new design and documentation I hope you will use the number below and give me a call. Thank You for Your Time.

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Solid work weldments modeling show

  • 1. Weldments in SolidWorks Norman F. Simms CAD Mechanical / Electrical Designer
  • 2. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Weldment Model
  • 3. Working from a 2D/3D Sketch (Wire-Frame) Your first Step is to Retrieve Weldment Toolbars Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 4. Selecting Wire-Frame with the Structural Member Icon Note: Only 2 Member can be connected per selection Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 5. As Members are selected, an CUT LIST is generated in the model tree. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 6. 4 More Members are Selected Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 7. 4 More Member are Added with Different Corner Treatment Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 8. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Right Click on the Red Dot to Apply or Change Corner Treatment
  • 9. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Used Locate Profile to Rotate Members The Trim/Extend Command is Needed to Remove Material Rotate selected Members
  • 10. The Trim/Extend Command Works by Selecting the Item to be Trimmed and Edge or Face to be Trim or Extended Too Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 11. Top Member Trimmed Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 12. Trimming Multiple Members – Selecting the Bodies to be Trimmed Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 13. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Trimming Multiple Members – Selecting the Planar Faces Trimming Boundary
  • 14. Adding End Cap Using the End Cap Icon Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390
  • 15. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Gusset using the Gusset Icon by Selecting the two Faces and the type of Gusset Needed.
  • 16. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Welds using the Fillet Bead Icon
  • 17. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding more Members by adding a Line and Centerline to Mirror about another Line on the Bottom of the Weldment
  • 18. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Creating a Sub-Weldment Select the parts in the Cut List and Right Click – Create Sub-Weldment
  • 19. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Sub-Weldment is Added to the Cut List as a Sub Assembly
  • 20. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 New Weldment Assembly Created
  • 21. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Adding Data to Cut List
  • 22. Norman F. Simms - CAD Engineering Designer - 215-269-0390 Mastering Weldments in SW require you understanding: 1. 2D and 3D Sketches (Wire-Frame) 2. The functions of the various Toolbar Weldment ICON’s 3. Understand how to create and modifying Cut Lists If you are someone who is trying to understand CAD , I hope this was a help. If you are someone who need someone to help them create new design and documentation I hope you will use the number below and give me a call. Thank You for Your Time.