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Thomas Larson
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SolidWorks Tutorial: Using Design Tables to Create Cut Lists in BOM
Creating a smarter parts with configuration properties and design tables.
This allows the the dimensions to be listed in a Bill of Materials. This can be used for cut lists, material ordering etc.
Also using the table creates a equation driven cabinet. Quickly change the depth, span or height of the cabinet and all the dimension for the boards will generate and the BOM update to match.
SolidWorks parts can be found at:
grabcad.com/library/cabinet-for-tutorial-1
This allows the the dimensions to be listed in a Bill of Materials. This can be used for cut lists, material ordering etc.
Also using the table creates a equation driven cabinet. Quickly change the depth, span or height of the cabinet and all the dimension for the boards will generate and the BOM update to match.
SolidWorks parts can be found at:
grabcad.com/library/cabinet-for-tutorial-1
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SolidWorks: Smart Label Based on Dimensions
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A simple video on making a a text label update based on dimensions of the part. This uses a design table and Configuration Properties. Part files can be found for Download at: grabcad.com/library/rotary-ring-for-tutorial-1
Setting Up a Smart Title Block in SolidWorks
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Sorry for the quality, this is a basic run thru of customizing you're Title Block to carry meta data from both the model and the drawing properties to the title fields. I go through it too quick, I say "ok" and "Umm" to much, and I SUUUUUCK at editing, but hopefully you can grind through it and pick up some tips. To see this tutorial and some other design I've been playing with, you can visit m...
watching this in school for an assignment lol
Thats amazing. Great video😍😍😍 Also usually on market 8x4 sheets are available can the bill of material be shown how many sheets will be needed for creating the shelf
Why is it grey? I need my borders black but it s didn t change
The easiest way I know is in the printer settings change it to Black and white. that will get rid of all the grey boarder lines. But if you need grey lines in other places another solution would need to be found.
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How to get a cut list in Solidworks? Use excel.
I followed the steps and tried to create another title block for a separate table that I made at the top of my sheet, but it just loads up the same title block I already created when I click title block fields. Can I only create 1?
it is perfect , thanks bro , but from minutes 12 to 18 i can not follow you , it was very fast even after change video speed to .25
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thank you bro it's very useful
Great help, Thank you
Swood design , its useful for furniture.
Hi, How & were are you able to get Swood
@@frankmorris2870 i use swood for work
Very nice! Thanks a lot for this... helped me out a lot
You did way too much of camera
Does exactly what I wanted, explained very well. Thanks a lot!!
How did you switch from mm to in on the sheet size?
There's a one minute fix or a ten minute fix. The simple way is in the lowest right corner of solid works, there is a Document Unit Box (in my case it's right above me desktop clock). If you are in metric, yours will say MMGS or MKS. Click these letters and scroll up to IPS to be in inches, or custom if you need to go more in depth. The other approach is to go through the document properties and make changes there. This should be down when setting up a template for the future.
I just want to create one field that I can later write whatever I want in it. I have not find anything that shows that. All I see in the entire internet is "automatic" fill up title block fields... Any tip?
Yeah, I would Use "Title Block Fields". Edit the Sheet format and add in the Text Boxes that you need, Go the the "Sheet Format" tab on your ribbon and select the "Title Block Fields" Tool, and go through the wizard. You can then exit the "Edit Sheet Format" The text box will be editable when in Standard drawing space, and you can tab through them, but the text box itself will be un-editable (size and location) unless entering sheet format again. Hope that helps and Here are some photos from Cati for clarification: www.cati.com/blog/solidworks-what-is-title-block-fields/
you have great videos man , thanks a lot