DMO Solutions offers professional training for users of all levels and abilities. Whether you are just starting on your SOLIDWORKS journey, or you are an experienced user looking to refine your skills, or someone who has used the software many moons ago and want a refresher, DMO Solutions offers training programs that have what you need.
The goal of this course is to teach you how to use the SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software to build parametric models of parts and assemblies and how to make simple drawings of those parts and assemblies.
The SOLIDWORKS software is such a robust and feature rich application that it is impractical to cover every minute detail and aspect of the software and still have the course be a reasonable length. Therefore, the focus of this course is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to the successful use of the SOLIDWORKS software.
SOLIDWORKS fundamentals and the user Interface.
Introduction to sketching and part modelling.
Shelling, patterning and configurations.
Using global variables and equations.
Creating drawings and bottom-up assemblies.
Editing and repairing errors.
The length of this course is 4 Days.
Free Lunch.
Free SOLIDWORKS Essentials Manual.
The use of our hardware and our SOLIDWORKS Licenses.
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The goal of this course is to teach you how to build multibody and complex shape solid models using SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software. Most of the case studies and exercises in this course are taken from industrial type applications, and the lessons primarily centre around working with solids. The focus of this course is on the fundamental skills, tools, and concepts central to successfully building multibody and complex shape solid models.
Multi-body techniques.
Introduction to Sweeping.
Introduction to Loft and Boundary features.
Advanced Sweeping.
Advanced Loft and Boundary features.
3D sketching and curve features.
The length of this course is 3 Days.
The SOLIDWORKS Essentials course.
The goal of this course is to teach you how to utilize the assembly modelling capabilities of SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software. The focus of this course is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to the successful use of the SOLIDWORKS software.
Advanced mating techniques.
Top-down assembly modelling.
Assembly features and smart components.
Managing and editing large assemblies.
Display states, appearances, and configurations.
The length of this course is 3 Days.
The SOLIDWORKS Essentials course.
The goal of this course is to teach you how to create engineering drawings of parts and assemblies using SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software. The focus of this course is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to successfully making engineering drawings and drawing templates.
Review of the fundamentals.
Understanding drawing templates and sheet customization.
Advanced drawing options and detailing tools.
Using layers, styles, and the design library.
Understanding annotation views.
The length of this course is 3 Days.
The SOLIDWORKS Essentials course.
The goal of this course is to teach you how to build sheet metal parts using SOLIDWORKS mechanical design automation software. The focus is on the fundamental skills and concepts central to successfully building sheet metal parts.
Basic flange features.
Working with the flat pattern.
Multi-body Sheet Metal design.
Converting to Sheet Metal.
Forming tools and Gussets.
Additional Sheet Metal techniques and functions.
The length of this course is 2 Days.
The SOLIDWORKS Essentials course.
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Mikhail - “… Absolutely awesome training! Learnt so many things that will definitely be helpful in the future. Abbin has been very helpful and patient with us. Real nice and friendly lad who made the course interesting. Didn’t expect this vibe coming into the training as I had no clue on what CAD was and the possibilities. Will certainly recommend this to others. Keep up the good work Abbin. Much appreciated mate. Cheers.”
Aneta - “…I really enjoyed the course. As a beginner it was really helpful and educational. Abbin was kind and patient, he always explained everything that I didn’t understand…”
Dylan - “.Well-paced course, small class numbers allowed lots of help from the trainer.”
Allen - “…covered a lot in four days. My instructor was fantastic. I was lucky to have 1 on 1, where the instructor tailored the pacing and structure to suit me.”
Mimi - “…Really good, really enjoyed it and I think it worked really well as me and Sam both learnt and worked at similar speeds. Having a manual to takeaway and continue to look back on I also think will be very handy.”
Sam - “…I think everything was good, quick and easy to understand.”
Phil - “…Jay was great, very knowledgeable about SW and very keen to learn about ways in which SW can be applied in industry etc. He was also down to earth, friendly and helpful when I first rang enquiring about the course. Overall, excellent course, equipment, setting and instructor. Lunches were awesome with plenty of choice!”
Scott - “…Great Instructor, a lot of patience.”
Matthew - “…Enjoyed the course. I gained Solidworks confidence everday of the course!”
Bryan - “…Fantastic course and the instructor was very helpful.”
Pete - “…Really brilliant instructor, course covered the gaps in our knowledge base and made us much more efficient”
Izaak - “…Was a good introduction to Solidworks for someone new or with some past knowledge. For someone with previous knowledge in Solidworks it was a good way to refresh some knowledge and learn many small skills/tips/tricks that I wasn't exposed to previously, these new skills make for much more efficient modelling.”
Joanna - “…Course and instructor were both excellent. I feel very confident about using Solidworks in my everyday work now and think the transition from AutoCAD will be seamless. I can't believe how patient Jay was. I was very impressed with his ability to break down a problem and explain it a different way when the initial explanation didn’t work.”
Jasjeet - “…10 out of 10”
