SOLIDWORKS Tutorial - Design For Manufacturing

Design for Manufacturing (DFM) covers four main topics in the webinar. Minimize the number of parts it takes to make your product. Reducing the number of fasteners that go into your assembly. The second topic is making parts reusable. This can be done by taking advantage of design library feature in the task manager. The third topic is design intent. You want to have intent to make parts with symmetry and parts that align with other parts. The last topic is Top-Down Design. Taking advantage of the design style can simplify assembly instruction and the assembly process.
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[@GURWINDERSINGH-pi6qd]

Always new, detail and informative videos... thanks Go Engineer

[@goengineer]

We are glad to help, thank you! 😊

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Good content! Thank you! Subscribed

[@cbreeling1]

Looking to be able to mate 2 halves of a model airplane wing at a 6 degree dihedral but nothing in any of the mate types seem to be able to work. These are airfoil lofts. Any ideas would be very apprciated. Your videos/tutorials are fantastic and easy to follow and understand. Keep up the great job

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[@jesusreignonhigh6732]

Some designs are intended asymmetric for DOA.

[@adithyan-g]

what is the name of book you mentioned in the video? can i get a link for the same?

[@goengineer]

The book is a training manual that comes with the training class.

[@jacobhouston1655]

Make vids on Top-Down modeling, step-by step, please. Tired of watching videos from indian dudes try to explain it when they can't even speak. Top-down modeling, step by step, please.