Brackets Tutorial 1: Solidworks From Zero: Difference between revisions
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| colspan="2" | The Start Window in Solidworks. | | colspan="2" | The Start Window in Solidworks. | ||
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When you load Solidworks, the first screen you see is shown here. Select "Part" to create a new design for a part. | When you load Solidworks, the first screen you see is shown here. Select "Part" to create a new design for a part. |
Revision as of 18:23, 6 June 2024
Link to: Bracketage Main Page
This tutorial assumes no prior experience with Solidworks.
The Start Window in Solidworks. |
When you load Solidworks, the first screen you see is shown here. Select "Part" to create a new design for a part.
The Extrusion Feature |