Use the Convert tool to add a corresponding lip - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • Create a 3D printable case in SOLIDWORKS: An introduction

    37s
  • How to use the exercise files

    1m 31s
• 1. Getting Started with the Basic Case 1. Getting Started with the Basic Case

  • Import an existing PCB file

    2m 56s
  • Create an assembly using the PCB part

    2m 9s
  • Insert a new part into the assembly

    4m 33s
  • Use extrudes to create the main enclosure shape

    3m 21s
  • Hollow out your part with the shell feature

    2m 32s
  • Split the enclosure into two halves

    5m 33s
  • Add the new parts to the assembly

    5m 46s
• 2. Adding Details to Your Model 2. Adding Details to Your Model

  • Use fillets to make the case more visually appealing

    4m 46s
  • Cut the first access holes using in-context editing

    5m 26s
  • Modify the cut sketch to add more access holes

    6m 40s
  • Add the final ports to the case

    7m 28s
  • Secure the PCB to the case using standoffs

    5m 19s
  • Add lower standoffs and counterbore screw holes

    4m 26s
  • Adding screws using the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox

    5m 14s
  • Adding screws without the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox

    5m 31s
• 3. Further Development of the Case 3. Further Development of the Case

  • Add a lip using the Offset tool

    3m 35s
  • Use the Convert tool to add a corresponding lip

    6m 47s
  • Improve access to the ports with fillets and chamfers

    2m 53s
  • Create multiple vents using a linear pattern

    3m 27s
  • Customize your model with the Text tool

    4m 58s
  • Add artwork using DXF files

    3m 56s
• 4. Printing and Rendering Your Model 4. Printing and Rendering Your Model

  • Export your model for 3D printing

    3m 7s
  • Create a presentation rendering of your model

    5m 28s
• Conclusion Conclusion

  • Model recap and next steps

    3m 53s