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The Greatest SolidWorks Tips for Derived Sketches

Started by Josh M · 10 months ago

As discussed in the previous post, SolidWorks is the disco queen of features. Sketches drive these features and sometimes you want to use them in another part or nice Gorgonzola salad.
There are library features and copying features, sure, but to get a quick copy of a sketch that you%E ... Continue reading »

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Charles
1 year ago

As Montgomery Burns would say, "Excellent."

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K Mason
1 year ago

Hey Josh, whats the superman-looking button next to the rebuild button?

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Josh
1 year ago

Thanks Charles, SuperNintendo Chalmers would be proud huh.

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Josh
1 year ago

oh-ho-ho! Kyle is a sharp cookie. That is called Super-Mega-Rebuild and is our top secret way of doing a super force rebuild. keeps ya from having to open up parts and rebuild or edit sketches and features that are not rebuilding. I'll have to see if it sharable.

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