In Solidworks - How to Change the Orientation of a Part
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Detailed tutorial on how to change the orientation of a part in solidworks
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Cad Chaos is general is a TH-cam channel where I guide the viewer through my latest solidworks projects. Also many of the videos are in a tutorial setting where I try my hardest to clearly explain to the viewer exactly how the tool or process works. Some times we cover just a simple feature, but then again maybe we focus on a larger picture like working with surfaces. in general the goal here is not only to become more skilled at using SolidWorks, but having some fun as well. Enjoy!
Thank you! For some reason my part was orientated in the correct direction, but when moving it to an assembly it changed its orientation, and this video helped!
Thanks, this is exactly what I was talking to my guys and they could not get it. Changing the view is not a solution. SW is a good soft but if you make a mistake at the beginning it will make you cry only at the end. If you know what I mean.
Thanks again.
Many thanks mate. I had been struggling on how to do exactly this for the past week.
Thank you very much!! I have been cracking my head on how to solve the problem!! Your video solved it!!
exactly what I have needed. thank you so much!
thank you so much for your tip!!! oh my daysss been figurin out how to rotate my whole assembly!
Update: it only somehow manage to rotate some components only... even though I selected the whole thing
If you;re in rush, the steps are:
Tool -> component -> rotate
Very helpful... thank you
Amazing. Keep up the good work...
This helpful tutorial saved my time, thanks a lot :D
Really helpful, thanks man
Thank you sir. This video helped a lot :)
hello ....
Why the if i make some holes on the assembly those holes don't get transferred on to the part it self?
There for when I open the part there are no holes, any idea if those holes shown on the part so a technical drawing can be generated ?
Thanks!
I cannot change the view orientation in my assembly with your 2nd (method) , I wonder if there is a problem because in my assembly I fixed several components and these maybe could be the reason , isnt it? . I was forced to use method 1 . Thnks for your video.
Thanks for the video, you did a great job of showing how to change the orentation so that when selected it would give a "machine, Z-up" orentation which I tried immediately. The problem I have is that I can't fugure out how to get the sketch to follow the change. It flips the axis, i.e. if you pick FRONT axis from the orientation box then Z is up and X is to the right (so far so good) then you select to open a sketch and the plane flips and Z is now point down, X to the right.
I would like to configure SW to run "machine coodinates" (Z-up, X-right, ...) is this possible?
I got question for you
I already have project for someone and I want to change his name in the project and write my name on it and add some parts as well can you tell me how can I do that.
Thank you
I just imported the file as igs from creo to SolidWorks but when I want to give its dimensions in drafting in Solidworks, the part is tilt to some angle so how can I fix this.
Good video
Muy buen video , Gracias.
How can i rotate a part and not assembly?
Hi i've imported an stl file on solidworks and actually when i try to go to >tools>components?
there are no "components" options
What should i do? ive selected the part from >History>Imported1
Im not sure but I think you should open it on assembly.
Tool -> component -> rotate
Edit: Apparently, it only works in Assembly.
+TheRealJackfrog Apparently, it only works in Assembly....
Thanks
If you're trying to rotate a part, open the part in the assembly and do the steps (either rotating components, or move base).... :)
This is changing the orientation of assemblies not parts
which is much easier to do, I may add. What I need help with is changing the orientation on PARTS
Tool -> component -> rotate and why so much clicking, why solidworks why
That music is soooooo distracting!!!!!
Ditch the music. Focus on the subject matter and don't try to be clever.