Top 50 Obscure SOLIDWORKS Tips and Tricks

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Over many years, #SOLIDWORKS applications expert; Jim Peltier, has accumulated a list of more than 100 of tips and tricks. During this on-demand webinar you will learn the top 50 time-saving tips from the list.

[@michaellarsen1987]

Excellent tips!
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[@muhammadaleemadil]

thank you for such an amazing knowledge.

[@ThiagoCururu1]

I rely on custom properties to satisfy my needs of organization, and your #8 and #9 tips had me dumbfounded! Thanks!
Edit: #37 and 38 also surprised me

[@migp.5984]

That was great, I learnt a lot of new tricks.

[@kevinle4760]

Hi Jim, I really liked your On-Demand Webinars. I’ve watched yours and others from javelin-tech’s videos since 2018 regularly. Even though it’s been 2 years ago, it’s full filled my knowledge and I’ve helped my teams with your guidances. If you don’t mind, may I have a copy of your ppt of Top 50 Obscure SOLIDWORKS Tips and Tricks as a compass of my drafting and designing works. Thanks again Jim.

[@erikf48]

This was great. Learned some cool tidbits. Is the PowerPoint available?

[@zip7806]

How to create a plane at a section view? how to place a section view a juncture or pierce point of two intersecting components?

[@pauldamian2988]

I am trying to find the Presentation to download a copy???

[@malikardhi1879]

hi jim, may i asking u about using tools for make sketch for unique slot, can u explain again? im still confused

[@eldordornstein8575]

Hi
How can I get the presentation?
Thanks

[@YoeyYutch]

#2 While in Mate Command, tap ALT to hide face 2:58

[@justinfisher3827]

I avoid assembly features at all cost because they won’t get saved with 5he part when exporting the file out to cnc

[@modugudanielravichandra435]

Send link of ppt sir

[@xanderwusky3001]

#19 ok so cool you don’t have to open the file, nice you can do it like that.
And I’m sure there is situations where is useful but:
The thought of something being “slightly off” from a standard in a technical drawing feels like a crime
Also reminding me of some of my more “creative/innovative” first technical drawings about which my teacher was less enthusiastic

[@xanderwusky3001]

#19 ok so cool you don’t have to open the file, nice you can do it like that.
And I’m sure there is situations where is useful but:
The thought of something being “slightly off” from a standard in a technical drawing feels like a crime
Also reminding me of some of my more “creative/innovative” first technical drawings about which my teacher was less enthusiastic