SolidWorks Beginner Project Pack
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m building my own study plan and need a set of 10–12 beginner-friendly SolidWorks projects that concentrate on 3D modeling of mechanical parts. The goal is to let me practice the basics—extrudes, revolves, patterns—while gradually introducing more features as the lessons progress. I’m flexible on the exact details: holes, threads, fillets, complex curves can appear whenever they make sense; I simply want clear, concise guidance that shows me what to do and why.
Here’s what I’d like from you:
• A series of standalone project briefs that start very simple and ramp up in difficulty its basically assembely and the parts are included.
• Step-by-step written instructions with annotated screenshots so I can follow along without prior experience.
• Finished SolidWorks files (.SLDPRT, and .SLDASM only if an exercise truly needs a tiny assembly) so I can compare my results.
• Models that open in SolidWorks 2020 or later.
If each exercise can be completed in roughly 20–40 minutes by a beginner, that would be ideal. Once everything is delivered, I’ll walk through every lesson and confirm that the files load correctly and that the instructions lead to the same final model.
Here’s what I’d like from you:
• A series of standalone project briefs that start very simple and ramp up in difficulty its basically assembely and the parts are included.
• Step-by-step written instructions with annotated screenshots so I can follow along without prior experience.
• Finished SolidWorks files (.SLDPRT, and .SLDASM only if an exercise truly needs a tiny assembly) so I can compare my results.
• Models that open in SolidWorks 2020 or later.
If each exercise can be completed in roughly 20–40 minutes by a beginner, that would be ideal. Once everything is delivered, I’ll walk through every lesson and confirm that the files load correctly and that the instructions lead to the same final model.