SOLIDWORKS Essentials - Editing Errors and Design Changes
Using SOLIDWORKS, we will use the "What's Wrong" dialog box to trouble shoot a part file. Software required: SOLIDWORKS 2016.
What you'll learn
Using SOLIDWORKS, we will use the "What's Wrong" dialog box to trouble shoot a part file. These errors will include extra sketch entities, broken references for dimensions, sketch relations, and planes. We will also troubleshoot issues with fillets. We will troubleshoot common issues in assemblies, which include wrong components being opened in the assembly, mate errors and alignment issues, broken references for in-context parts, and hole alignment issues. Design changes will also be made within the design intent of the part by editing sketches, moving and deleting faces, and adding draft. Software required: SOLIDWORKS 2016.
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About the author
Corey Bower is Simulation Manager at GoEngineer, which delivers software, technology, and expertise that enable companies to unlock design innovation and deliver better products faster. He graduated with a BSME from Iowa State University. He has been using SOLIDWORKS for over 10 years and has earned Elite Applications Engineer and SOLIDWORKS Expert as well as certified instructor.