Thankyou for the explanation, component part, and the pdf document :) Here's all the answer from the video, so you don't need to find it one by one on the video. 1. 562.80 grams 2. X=5.00 ; Y=9.76 ; Z=-86.96 mm 3. 54.47 grams 4. 94.24 grams 5. X=5.02 ; Y=15.80 ; Z=-86.82 mm 6. 35.79 deg ree 7. X=4.11 ; Y=30.20 ; Z=-98.36 mm 8. X=4.30 ; Y=35.07 ; Z=-98.07 mm 9. Arm_slot-1 ; Arm-1 ; Housing-1 ; Pivot-1 10. X=13.00 ; Y=37.66 ; Z=-105.66 mm
Thank you for the great video! I have struggled to find practice material for these exams. I just took mine and passed. I wanted to leave a comment for the people who are preparing to take this exam. I will say I think my exam was more difficult as it had 14 questions with 80 min; however, the exam format might have changed in 5 years. Try to study all of the advanced and mechanical mates (I had a question where i had to use a gear mate and a path mate). Also, my exam did not have any modeling like his practice tests do.
at 18 minutes you can also use the mechanical mates "slot mate" and have it free in slot. its better than point on plane becouse that can move out of the slot.
I'm new guy in the world of solid works so... you are very good whit your tutorial sinceritly congetulations you got a new suscribe ....I'll keep track of all your stuff best regards man from cd juarez mexico
Dear sir, can you do me a favor? i have done exactly every step that you did, but i can't get the angle while collision like you-35,79 degrees (23:57 in video). At first i got 35,82 degrees, another time i got 35,87 degrees. Please tell me how to fix that and is there a limit of tolerance with the measurement angle in the cswp test?
I used SW2014 Premium in this video, and you are probably using newer version, so I guess it can be a reason for slightely different results due to some calculation differences in software. It is strange that you get two different results, try to slow down mouse pointer before collision to give software enough time to calculate everything. So try to find unique answer for your model. Differences between your(35.82) and mine, don't sound too big for me, but I really have no idea what are tolerances in the cswp test
Hi Huy. I also get that sometimes. I figured most of the times it is unit decimal error. make sure it it set to 2 decimal points. aslo if u r using 32 bit version of solidworks instead of 64 bit, u will get slightly different values.
I noticed when you made the base it does not look exactly like the drawing when viewing from the top plane. I could be wrong but i believe you're meant to cut a small surface out of the circle before you create the arms
Great video. I just have one question, the 8mm offset that is 6x6 is 3mm from the top of the leg and not centered in the drawing. (If it is centered it will be 2mm from the top of the leg.) Is this a mistake in the drawing too? Thanks again!
Thanks for your feedback! Not sure if I completely understand your question but the 6×6 segment is 2mm from the top of leg(and 3mm from the center of leg) and is centered, so I done that exactly the same as it is shown in pdf, I consider that as correct
+soman2001ms Actually you can find part files here: grabcad.com/questions/how-to-prepare-for-solidworks-cswp-certification-exam If you still have problems with finding files feel free to contact me
I spent one hour to find a mistake in my model from question 1 relative to the wrong value Z for the Center of mass in question 2. Now you telling me that PDF is wrong. Wondering why like that if that is the official sample? Anyhow, tomorrow is my test day so wish me a bit of luck. Thanks
Hi Nikola Thanks for doing a great video. I followed this via the GrabCAD link and the file "Base_B" in this video is different from the one supplied via GrabCAD? Am I missing something?
Hi Wayne, I am glad you liked the video.Yes, you are right. At the first glance it looks the same, so I have never noticed any difference. But, for some reason, dimensions in the file from GrabCad are incorrect, so you will have to model the part by yourself. On the other hand, If I remember correctly, already modeled, original parts that you just insert in assembly, are OK.
+K K Kenny Thank you very much, you can find parts and pdf with questions here: grabcad.com/questions/how-to-prepare-for-solidworks-cswp-certification-exam
hello Nikola....u are the best im am studying with your help and its going very well. I have a problem....i cant find the pdf file for this exam? I did find it for your first exam on grabcad but this exam no one posted. Can you help me? Best regards from Slovenia :)
I am glad my videos helped you. I haven't noticed that there is no pdf file for the video, so thank you for mentioning that. You can find pdf here: grabcad.com/questions/cswp-segment-3-assemblies-preparation . I also put this link in the description now. All the best! :)
you need to make a reference point or axis on the center hole of the arm. You can also just select "view temporary axes" under the show/hide feature and use that axes.
Thankyou for the explanation, component part, and the pdf document :)
Here's all the answer from the video, so you don't need to find it one by one on the video.
1. 562.80 grams
2. X=5.00 ; Y=9.76 ; Z=-86.96 mm
3. 54.47 grams
4. 94.24 grams
5. X=5.02 ; Y=15.80 ; Z=-86.82 mm
6. 35.79 deg
ree
7. X=4.11 ; Y=30.20 ; Z=-98.36 mm
8. X=4.30 ; Y=35.07 ; Z=-98.07 mm
9. Arm_slot-1 ; Arm-1 ; Housing-1 ; Pivot-1
10. X=13.00 ; Y=37.66 ; Z=-105.66 mm
Thanks for your great tutorial,just wanna to point out the correct value for the arm is 87.50 mm and its already updated in the PDF
Thank you for the great video! I have struggled to find practice material for these exams. I just took mine and passed. I wanted to leave a comment for the people who are preparing to take this exam. I will say I think my exam was more difficult as it had 14 questions with 80 min; however, the exam format might have changed in 5 years. Try to study all of the advanced and mechanical mates (I had a question where i had to use a gear mate and a path mate). Also, my exam did not have any modeling like his practice tests do.
Congratulations for passing the exam. Thank you for posting about your experience, I hope it will help other people who are preparing for the exam
Thank you for the info! cheers mate!
I agree
Thank you. This is the most effective tutorial for cswp assembly section.
Thank you for the feedback! I am glad you liked it
at 18 minutes you can also use the mechanical mates "slot mate" and have it free in slot. its better than point on plane becouse that can move out of the slot.
+0sjors0 Yes, you are right. Thanks for sharing your ideas :)
I'm new guy in the world of solid works so... you are very good whit your tutorial sinceritly congetulations you got a new suscribe ....I'll keep track of all your stuff best regards man from cd juarez mexico
Roberto Nevarez Thank you very much, I'm glad to hear that. All the best!
Dear sir, can you do me a favor? i have done exactly every step that you did, but i can't get the angle while collision like you-35,79 degrees (23:57 in video). At first i got 35,82 degrees, another time i got 35,87 degrees. Please tell me how to fix that and is there a limit of tolerance with the measurement angle in the cswp test?
I used SW2014 Premium in this video, and you are probably using newer version, so I guess it can be a reason for slightely different results due to some calculation differences in software. It is strange that you get two different results, try to slow down mouse pointer before collision to give software enough time to calculate everything. So try to find unique answer for your model. Differences between your(35.82) and mine, don't sound too big for me, but I really have no idea what are tolerances in the cswp test
Hi Huy. I also get that sometimes. I figured most of the times it is unit decimal error. make sure it it set to 2 decimal points. aslo if u r using 32 bit version of solidworks instead of 64 bit, u will get slightly different values.
great video thanks for sharing
Instead of using the origin at the centre of the arm, you can also use the centre of mass! Cheers!
You are right, that's interesting idea. It's also possible to make one reference point and use it instead. Cheers!
You works well. I'm a new subscriptor!😜
I noticed when you made the base it does not look exactly like the drawing when viewing from the top plane. I could be wrong but i believe you're meant to cut a small surface out of the circle before you create the arms
nevermind i watched you correct the error
Great video. I just have one question, the 8mm offset that is 6x6 is 3mm from the top of the leg and not centered in the drawing. (If it is centered it will be 2mm from the top of the leg.) Is this a mistake in the drawing too? Thanks again!
Thanks for your feedback! Not sure if I completely understand your question but the 6×6 segment is 2mm from the top of leg(and 3mm from the center of leg) and is centered, so I done that exactly the same as it is shown in pdf, I consider that as correct
Excellent video, very well explained!
+Luis Alberto Arias Echeverri Thank you Luis, I am glad you liked it.
+Nikola Svilar , Can you plz send me the part files.. Thanks a lot.
+soman2001ms Actually you can find part files here: grabcad.com/questions/how-to-prepare-for-solidworks-cswp-certification-exam If you still have problems with finding files feel free to contact me
I spent one hour to find a mistake in my model from question 1 relative to the wrong value Z for the Center of mass in question 2. Now you telling me that PDF is wrong. Wondering why like that if that is the official sample?
Anyhow, tomorrow is my test day so wish me a bit of luck.
Thanks
Thank You !!!
Thank you...
Hi Nikola
Thanks for doing a great video. I followed this via the GrabCAD link and the file "Base_B" in this video is different from the one supplied via GrabCAD? Am I missing something?
Hi Wayne,
I am glad you liked the video.Yes, you are right. At the first glance it looks the same, so I have never noticed any difference. But, for some reason, dimensions in the file from GrabCad are incorrect, so you will have to model the part by yourself. On the other hand, If I remember correctly, already modeled, original parts that you just insert in assembly, are OK.
excellent video can i gain access to parts to practice
+K K Kenny Thank you very much, you can find parts and pdf with questions here: grabcad.com/questions/how-to-prepare-for-solidworks-cswp-certification-exam
hello Nikola....u are the best im am studying with your help and its going very well. I have a problem....i cant find the pdf file for this exam? I did find it for your first exam on grabcad but this exam no one posted. Can you help me? Best regards from Slovenia :)
I am glad my videos helped you. I haven't noticed that there is no pdf file for the video, so thank you for mentioning that. You can find pdf here: grabcad.com/questions/cswp-segment-3-assemblies-preparation . I also put this link in the description now. All the best! :)
Thank you very much... all the best to you too :)
Unsure how to do the distance mate at 18:25
you need to make a reference point or axis on the center hole of the arm. You can also just select "view temporary axes" under the show/hide feature and use that axes.
11.20 fram e det du söker.