Use SolidWorks for Your Industry

This video shows how to make a parametric shelf in SolidWorks using top-down design and in-context references. There are no complicated formulas or equations. Just draw the parts and relate the parts to each other.
This video demonstrates:

• Using a base 3D sketch to define the primary dimensions
• Mirroring Parts
• Using construction lines
• Making parametric dados that resize to exact material thickness
• Using library features to add knock-down fittings

Weldments are useful for a variety of things including: trim, crown-molding and paneling.
This video demonstrates:

• Using weldments to make end trim
• Using profile libraries and structural members for crown molding
• How to use parametric design to control size

This video is an introduction to PathFinder3D. SolidWorks is a powerful tool. With it you can create parametric assemblies and you can draw one-of-a-kind assemblies quickly and accurately. Drawings update automatically. The problem has always been how to get a 3D drawings out to the CNC or panelsaw. That is where PathFinder3D comes in.
This video demonstrates:

• Assigning and reviewing materials
• Grain direction and finished face orientation functionality
• Generating Cut-Lists for Panelsaw
• Generating Toolpaths for CNC
• Parametric Toolpaths

Support for generating 2 different programs for cutting both sides of the part on a CNC has been added in PathFinder3D v0.9. This video demonstrates how this new feature works.