Thank you sir, it's very kind of you to share your knowledge.

Wow, this was a great presentation and explanation, glad I came across this video. Thanks

Thank you Sir for your time for us and for your admirable professionalism

Spark for engineering reignited. Thank you.

Thanks for helping me for making my product , love your turorials

Thank Sir for the wonderful tutorial. I watched the whole video. I ask of you, sir, please make videos for drawings and linking all the attributes of this Project into the drawing which can be presented to someone as professionally. Thank you once again.

Really it's very useful! Expecting more videos from you sir! Especially from SB beams for structural design's

Gracias, buen video, muy instructivo

Very helpful video. Thank you

Very professional and great design to learn. Thank you sir….big support from Nepal 🇳🇵

Thank you my friend! you are the best! more power to you!

Thanks! wonderful SOLIDWORKS instructing videos! 😎

Very useful sir! Thank you very much

Fabulous!

very helpful video thank you very much!

Great tutorial keep going

Very nice lecture about weldments resources, I suggest for future videos applications for "mold tools" and "surfaces" tabs. Thank you!

It's really helpful. please upload more videos about animation video.

Excellent video!

very good sir your videos are really helpful thanks

Love your videos! Amazing job

Thanks so much)

Great. Thank for sharing.

Vry good sir thank u so much

great, thank you

very good sir your videos are really helpful thanks for it..;)

Great!👍

Make vedio on trolley parts design in solid edge with assembly.. thank you

Congratulations, great video!

Sr why merge command is off in several of activity in weldments, mirror using time & all. Bz we use merge command or combine tool to merge parts in features work bench. Bt it nt using in weldments why?

Amazing sir ❤

awwesome video. !!! like all your videos i learn alot from you! but can you make a video about creating a custom structural members or modifying structural members since we dont get a full list of sizes in the default list? pleaseee

Super sir 👍👍

Super sir

good one

how to make the bill of material and 2d drawing for this weldment

very good

Bellissimo video

I want to know that how we can find c channel of dimension 150 X 75 in weldment

Thank you for making and sharing these video's. I have a few questions, for anyone that may be able to refer me to any helpful sources to these issue's, id be very grateful. (I am currently in the process of transitioning back into solidworks, after 10 years of working in autodesk inventor pro + vault pro which is not as easy as i hoped)... This video shows a good example of the problem i'm encountering, and it appears to happen in all the tutorial video's i have seen so far. Up to the 9:00 mark everything is fine, but then the brackets for the staircase steps are created using a single sketch, made in the assembly, to be extruded in context of the construction, and finally mirrored to the other side. In the real world, this is unrealistic. If making this type of walkway is part of a company's regular business there will almost certainly be a predefined "standard" bracket for this step profile material. (either an industry standard or a company standard). Most likely, the entire step with side flanges would actually be something standard, meaning they already exist as parts/assy's or better yet, in the company library or PDM system. The same would go for things like endcaps on handles, standard brackets, footplates for various set feet or wheels, etc, - that already are on shelf and already in the system under a certain set of custom properties (such as partnumber/description/stock location/price/supplier/etc.) My question is: How do we make use of the weldment environment (for easy generating af the profile members) while maintaining the purpose of standardized parts such as purchased parts (downloaded content), library parts (company standard items that already have appropriate ERP data linked to the properties). In other words, my main objective is to end up with a model that utilizes the skeleton modeling/editing features from "weldments" thus creating "cutlist items" but in combination with normal parts, third party files, standardized library parts, etc..- to show up in a drawing of the welded construction as 1 complete and correct Bill of materials for manufacturing?

good

5.46 sec select 90 degree mean? for vertical c channel

hie can you help with weldments when i am designing a conveyor belt structure at an incline of 14 degrees

Aap kahan rehte ho sir

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Seems like you want to build exactly half of it and mirror the entire half no? I'm asking not telling, I'm still learning thanks

Make video of fabrication drawing of this

Are you also have any AUTOCAD tutorial videos ? can you give me the link for watching ?

Very helpful channel. How can i contact you sir

Hi, this is the 2017 version of solidworks or what?

Quick question: how are the steps manufactured? Are they just solid milled steel?

There was many sort cut ways, but you did not applied. It will take 20% less time for the part devlopment.

27:40 body 5, 2 has missed from extraction

which swoftware

In sad drawingil jaygi kya ?

Hi sir I'm Devendra

Pls pin the drawing of this it's very helpful

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9.23

He escaping some steps

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Just wondering why you not made one part complete and then mirror. This is silly

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