Solidworks Weldments Training Manual
The Weldments toolset in SOLIDWORKS helps you quickly design complex welded or bolted structures, and in this course Gabriel Corbett shows you how to get the most out of it. With simple 2D and 3D sketches, he demonstrates how to add various material types from the preloaded structural member's library and build a welded structure.
Learn how to use SolidWorks, from modeling in 3D CAD to engineering design techniques. Steel Building Design with SOLIDWORKS Weldments. Length: 1 day To locate an Authorized Training Center near you, click here. Prerequisites: SOLIDWORKS Essentials Description: Weldments teaches you how to create welded structures with standard structural members.Weld beads are also covered. Download the Table of Contents PDF: Weldments Updated for SOLIDWORKS 2018. Standard training courses at our offices include training manuals for the delegates, however, for client site training, the training manuals will be need to be added to the cost of the course. All prices stated are subject to VAT.
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From there, he covers corner options like miter and butt joints, material-positioning options like flipping and mirroring, and options for aligning and connecting the structural members. See how to build assemblies from weldments and add gussets, weld beads, and end caps. Then find out how to automatically generate documentation such as weldment cut lists and weld tables to add to your drawings.
To wrap up the course, Gabriel offers tips and tricks for fabricating your finished design, such as using standard-sized materials for quick and easy production. Instructor •. Gabriel Corbett is an experienced product designer, instructor, and speaker. Gabriel has a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering, and has been an active product designer for the past 18 years. He previously owned a prototype-through-production machine shop that built parts for notable organizations like the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and Panasonic. By combining solid design experience with real-world skill in building products, Gabriel has the unique ability to design products quickly and effectively.
He regularly consults companies on better and more efficient manufacturing and design methods. Gabriel has worked with many startups and established companies, developing products for the consumer, industrial, and medical markets. He has worked on all aspects of product development, including product design, engineering, marketing, sales, and management.
Gabriel has been a Lynda.com author since 2011, and has developed courses on SOLIDWORKS, Onshape, rapid prototyping, and certification. He runs the Orange County SOLIDWORKS User Group, and has taught SOLIDWORKS and CNC machining at Irvine Valley College. Additionally, he runs his own design engineering company called Tiger Industrial Inc. He has presented at SOLIDWORKS World in Dallas, San Diego, Florida, and Los Angeles. Gabriel's interests include new ventures, photography, adventure travel, surfing, mountain biking, and stand-up paddleboarding.
By: Gabriel Corbett course • 6h 20m 47s • 15,901 viewers • Course Transcript - [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Gabriel Corbett, and welcome to SolidWorks Weldments. In this course, we'll look at building welded and fabricated structures all from a few simple sketches and some preloaded materials. To get started, we'll go over techniques to quickly assign planes and draw layout sketches.
Adding Weldments In Solidworks
We'll then select materials to build from and quickly assemble a structure. Next, we'll cover corner options like miters and butt joints and the details for welding. We'll work with orientations of the materials by flipping and mirroring the shapes for an ideal fit. We will look at designing our own weldment profiles, as well as some online resources for downloading weldment shapes. I will teach you quick and easy ways to add in gussets, weld beads end caps, and then wrap it all up with documentation on drawings. Lastly, we'll cover adding in weldment cutlets and weld tables and conclude with some welding and fabrication tips and tricks.
Now, let's get started with SolidWorks Weldments. • Practice while you learn with exercise files.