Solidworks 99 Tutorial Guide

Once your part files are saved, you can bring them together.

: The first part you place is "Fixed" by default, meaning it cannot move. This serves as the anchor for your assembly. 3. Adding and Mating Components SolidWorks 99 Tutorial

SolidWorks 99, though an older version of the software, laid the groundwork for the modern 3D CAD experience. Putting together a "post" or an assembly in this version follows a structured process of creating parts and then defining their spatial relationships. Once your part files are saved, you can bring them together

: Repeat the insert process for other components. Apply Mates : Click Insert > Mate (or the paperclip icon). Coincident : Use this to make faces touch. : Repeat the insert process for other components

: Use the Rectangle or Circle tool to define the cross-section of your post.

Before you can assemble, you must model the individual components.