SOLIDWORKS 2022 Sheet Metal Tutorial #1: Base / Flat Plates

Simple sheet metal tutorial on Solidworks 2022 baseplates or any flat plate.
Three methods are shown, (1) Converted Extrude, (2) Converted Extrude with hole Wizard, (3) The Correct Sheet Metal Method. The final method provides the foundation for further advancement of the part with custom properties and related configurations provided in a future tutorial.
This tutorial will work for different versions of solidworks 2021 etc and this tutorial series also shows some solidworks tips and tricks . The object of the tutorials is to teach the basics to computer-aided engineering that is used in the fabrication sector with machines such as CNC equipment. This basic learning is the production of DXF files that is used in 2D machining and can be opened with programs such as draftsight
This tutorial will work in:
#Solidworks2017, #Solidworks2018, #Solidworks2019, #Solidworks2020, #Solidworks2021, #Solidworks2022,
This is tutorial 1 of a set for beginners in Solidworks sheet metal.
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Layout Sketch
05:10 Converted Extruded Plate
06:25 Converted Extruded Plate with Hole Wizard
08:50 The Correct Sheet Metal Method
12:15 DXF and PDF Export
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