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Frank Lipari

SolidWorks Intro 008

In the third week of our series covering the basics of SolidWorks (mirroring our Rhino tutorial series), we'll be looking at some of the 'direct modeling' features of SW, as well as some basic surface modeling.

In the above video, we'll cover the following topics:

- face / Move | Offset
- face / Move | Rotate
- face / Move | Translate
- features / Move/Copy
- Surface Extrude
- Cut With Surface ..

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