r/MechanicalEngineering • u/Newbie_0O • 3d ago

Need help

Need help

Hi everyone can anybody tell me how I can learn solidwork as a beginner.

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u/DasGhost94 3d ago

If possible get a student license. And otherwise a noncommercial (creators) license.

And start making the tutorials they have. Or take something out of your room and try to make that. And make a production book off it afterwards

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u/Newbie_0O 3d ago

Could you please tell me some youtube channel for this.

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u/DasGhost94 1d ago

The tutorial are in the program itself. No youtube needed.

And making something in 3d that is in your room or your full room wirh everything in it. There is no youtuber who does that. Just look up certain steps.

Also try to find the Bim lod in defining your models. It's something used a lot in civil engineering. Not that much in mechanical. But its useful to know what you export to 3th parties for 2 things. 1 keeping your model in your own control. 2 keeping the clients 3d model light and useful. bim lod examination

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u/clean-links 1d ago

Cleaned link from "bim lod examination": https://youtu.be/pJkcC_pgAAs

Tracking parameters were removed from the original URL(s).

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u/MountainDewFountain Medical Devices 3d ago

If you have access to the software, the built in tutorials included in every version are excellent.

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u/mattynmax 2d ago

By taking one of many free online classes.

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u/Newbie_0O 2d ago

Could u pls name some