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3 Using this Book . 3 About the CD . 4 Windows® XP and Windows® 2000 . 4 Conventions Used in this Book . 4 Lesson 1: Top-Down Assembly ModelingTop-Down Assembly Modeling 9 Stages in the Process . 9 In-context Features . 10 Edit Part 11 Appearance of Components While Editing . 12 How

Transparency Affects Selecting Geometry . 13 Propagating Changes . 17 A Note of Caution .18 Building In-context Parts 19 Adding a New Part into an Assembly 19 Results of Insert, Component, New Part 19 Building Parts in an Assembly 21 Using

Offsets from Assembly Parts . 21 Assembly Features . 26 Hole Series 27 Smart Fasteners 31 Fastener Defaults . 31 i SolidWorks 2005 Training ManualFasteners List 33 Changes to Smart Fasteners . 33 Fastener Selection .

34 Fastener Changes . 34 Out of Context . 37 Putting a Part Back Into Context . 37 Breaking External References 38 Breaking and Locking ExternalReferences . 39 External Reference Report 40 Removing External References 43 Editing the Features .

44 Exercise 1: Top-Down Assembly Modeling . 49 Exercise 2: In-context Features 50 Exercise 3: Level Assembly 51 Exercise 4: 3D Sketches in a Top-DownAssembly 53 Exercise 5: The Hole Wizard and Smart Fasteners 57 Lesson 2: Working with Assemblies Working with Assemblies 63 Key Topics 63 MatingShortcuts . 64 SmartMates 64 Mate References 64 SmartMates . 64 From an Open Document . 64 SmartMates from Within the Assembly 66 Adding MateReferences 69 Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary References . 69 Special Case of Mate Reference 69 Design Library Parts 70 Capture Mate References 73

Limitations of SmartMates 74 Advanced Mate Types . 75 Summary: Inserting and Mating Components 79 Inserting the First Component . 79 InsertingAdditional Components . 80 Inserting and Mating Simultaneously 81 Mating Existing Components 81 Configurations of Assemblies . 82 Terminology Review

82 Adding a New Assembly Configuration 82 Suppressing Components .

84 Design Library Assemblies 85 Using Move Component with Configurations . 90 Assembly Design Tables . 91 What They Can Do 91 ii SolidWorks 2005Training Manual Specifying Components 92 Controlling Part Components 92 Controlling Assembly Features and Mates 93 Comments and Other Headers .93 Creating and Inserting Design Tables 94 Building the New Design Table . 95 Component Headers . 96 Mate Headers 97 Extra Columns . 97 Editing the

Design Table . 98 Configuration Properties 100 Changing Component Mates 100 Completed Configurations . 102 Component Sub-assemblies in an Assembly. 103 Adding Sub-assembly Configurations 104 Other Ways of Creating Configurations .

106 Assembly Patterning . 107 Exercise 6: Mating and Assembly Motion 111 Exercise 7: Using Smart Mates . 118 Exercise 8: Gear Mates . 121 Exercise 9:Configurations of an Assembly . 122 Exercise 10: Assembly Design Tables .

125 Exercise 11: Component Patterning . 127 Lesson 3: Assembly Editing Assembly Editing ..

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