Solidworks for beginners

Draw a rectangle on the front plane from the origin, add dimensions, and extrude to form a rectangular prism in SolidWorks.

Model a sphere in SolidWorks by drawing a circle on the front plane with the origin as the center along a center line, then revolve to complete the sphere.

Sketch a 100 by 100 square on the plane, extrude to 50 mm, then sketch a 50 by 50 square and extrude to 50 mm to form a two-layer model.

Create a two-layer solid model in Solidworks for beginners by extruding a base rectangle and a centered circle on different planes, using midplane extrusion for symmetry.

Build a hollow cube by drawing a top plane rectangle, extruding to height, then applying the shell command to hollow the interior by selecting three faces.

Create the base by sketching a centered rectangle on the top plane and extruding it to height 20, then sketch a back rectangle and circle and extrude a left triangle.

Sketch the base on the front plane, offset lines by ten millimeters, extrude with midplane centering, then fillet edges and create holes and a right-side cutout with extruded cuts.

Learn to use circular pattern and mirror commands in sketch mode to create the base, offset lines, extruded base and extruded cut, holes, and fillets for a complete Solidworks model.

Create a hollow inside a cube by using the revolved cut around an axis line, then verify the hollow with a section view to inspect the interior.

Learn swept command in SolidWorks by drawing circle profile on top plane and path on front plane, then set first sketch as profile and second as path.

Learn to model a shape in SolidWorks using geometric constraints, including vertical and horizontal alignments, centerline and mirror, then create a 3D part via extruded boss base, holes, and chamfer.

Create a front plane sketch with a center rectangle and two equal, horizontally aligned circles, then extrude the boss to the required depth to complete the part.