Master SolidWorks sketching tools, including lines, rectangles, polygons, circles, arcs, and splines, with dimensioning and entity conversion. Use sketches to model parts, reference assemblies, and create features and drafting.

Master line commands, orientations, and sketch relations in SolidWorks, including construction, midpoint, and infinite lines. Explore five rectangle types—corner, center, three-point, parallelogram—plus construction geometry and how to define sketches.

Learn to create circles, arcs, and ellipses in SolidWorks, using center and perimeter circles, centerpoint, three-point, and tangent arcs, and ellipses with major and minor axes.

Master sketch modifiers in SolidWorks, learning trim, power trim, and offset inside or outside, plus construction geometry, bidirectional offsets, and inside/outside trimming for precise, editable sketches.

Master part modelling fundamentals, from sketch-to-solid feature-based modeling to direct and indirect geographical manipulation, building precise 3d parts from 2d sketches with extrusions and patterns.

Master solid features in SolidWorks by using extruded boss and revolve boss, and learn to add material between two profiles via two sketches, with thickness, direction, draft, and reference planes.

Explore material removal commands in SolidWorks by creating cuts from sketches, including polygonal and hexagonal holes, axis of rotation driven cuts, and offset and distance controls.

Learn to model the cylinder block of a V6 engine in SolidWorks, including six cylinders arranged in a V shape, its role in stability and lubrication, and basic dimensions.

Explore the first part of modeling a part in SolidWorks, introducing the initial setup and getting started.

Explore the basic SolidWorks interface by identifying the front, top, and right planes, setting units, and sketching a 2d profile to form a 3d cylinder block.

Use the extruded boss/base feature in solidworks, access the feature step, and specify material addition along a chosen plane and direction to create an extrusion.

Create cylinders by sketching on a selected plane, drawing circles, applying equal constraints and precise radii, specifying dimensions, and executing an extruded cut to remove material.

Create construction geometry with circles, project the edges onto the sketch face, and offset contours to define cutting paths.

master rib and mirror features in SolidWorks by creating a center reference plane, paralleling edges, and mirroring ribs and features to build a symmetric part.

Copy the feature to generate the second half of the model by duplicating and rotating bodies, aligning on an axis, and applying up-to-surface exclusions to refine the assembly.

Create a slot on the selected face by sketching and converting entities, then apply a circular pattern around an axis and extrude with a surface offset.

Choose and apply color to change the appearance, selecting from two appearances (including metal), using drag-and-drop and the control seven shortcut to finalize the look.

Model the piston body for a v6 engine by creating a revolved sketch from a defined profile, setting key dimensions, and removing material to finalize the part.

Use a linear pattern to create three additional ring slots around a sketch, reference an axis, and mirror features, then add a central circle and through holes.

Learn to apply fillets to edges in SolidWorks, enable and use the propagation option to select edges in tandem, and apply a polished steel appearance for a realistic finish.

Model the top portion of the connecting rod in SolidWorks with extrusion and precise dimensions to prepare a crankshaft-ready part.

Create a circular hole by sketching a circle of diameter 9.5 mm, extruding and mirroring the feature, then apply a 2.4 mm radius fillet to selected edges.

Design the bottom connecting rod in SolidWorks by sketching on planes with centerpoint and line tools, applying extraditable space with offsets, drafting, mirroring, and polishing the final appearance.

Model a piston pin in SolidWorks, linking the piston to the connecting rod. Explore using a high-strength steel alloy pin, hollow or solid, with precise dimensions.

Explore rocker wheel design concepts using SolidWorks in a real-world project context, connecting design challenges to multidimensional phenomena and practical engineering decisions.

Model a rocker pin using SolidWorks within the design V6 engine masterclass, applying real-world project workflows to create precise dimensions and assembly behavior.

Design v6 engine SolidWorks real world project masterclass presents the rocker pin long lecture, showing how parts fit within defined boundaries and how new graphics and measurement values guide assembly.

Explore how the cylinder head sits atop the cylinder block, seals the combustion chamber, and houses intake and exhaust passages in a V6 engine, then begin modeling it in SolidWorks.

Create the body with extrude by sketching on planes, selecting rectangles and circles, and applying dimensions and diameters to define the features.

Replicate passages using a linear pattern in SolidWorks by applying filters and precise selections to control direction, profile, and feature interfaces.

Apply Hole Wizard in SolidWorks to create and dimension holes on selected faces, set center locations, and validate hole sizes for a real-world project.

Learn to place holes on the bottom face in SolidWorks by sketching on the face, defining center points, and applying vertical and dimensional constraints to establish point relations.

Model the crank for a V6 engine in SolidWorks, applying real-world design techniques to create accurate crank geometry and integrate it into a complete engine assembly.

Model the oil pan body in solidworks as part of the design v6 engine real-world project masterclass. Explore practical modeling techniques and feature creation to build an accurate engine component.

Master Hole Wizard, draft, and shell techniques in SolidWorks through a real-world project, guiding you to create precise holes, apply drafts, and shell features with confidence.

Design a crankshaft bushing in SolidWorks as part of the V6 engine real-world project. Explore modeling within this SolidWorks masterclass.

Explore the lower block assembly in the design v6 engine masterclass, part of the SolidWorks real world project curriculum.

Explore flexible design and interface concepts in a SolidWorks real world project, focusing on copy with mates, patent considerations, and hands-on design exploration.

Sketch the base of the exhaust manifold by defining key points, aligning them horizontally and vertically, and applying precise smart dimensions and coincident relations.

Create and base features to form the exhaust manifold, then combine bodies into one part, mirror to a second configuration, and apply chrome finish for a complete SolidWorks model.

Create and manage reference planes in SolidWorks, then sketch on the reference plane using the corner rectangle tool to build a golden rectangle with defined distances and exit the sketch.

Apply the boundary bars based feature to connect profiles, set shell outward thickness to 6.3, align selections, and adjust exclusions for a functional boundary boss base and shell.

Master filleting and the combine feature in SolidWorks for a V6 engine intake manifold. Learn to create and dimension circles, offsets, and rotations, then merge bodies into a single part.

Model the camshaft in SolidWorks for a V6 engine, using diametric view and axis of rotation to create multiple copies by specific angles and extruded features.

Model the rocker spring in SolidWorks for V6 engine, a mechanical element mounted on the cylinder head and forming the wire activating mechanism with a swept profile and concentric features.

Design a valve by sketching a profile in an isometric view, applying dimensions, revolving the sketch around an axis to create the solid, and selecting brass or polished copper.