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DriveWorks World 2026 | Your Complete Guide

DriveWorks World 2026 begins on April 15th, 2026, and is a digital, community-driven celebration of innovation, knowledge sharing, and technical expertise. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with thousands of DriveWorks users worldwide that is 100% free to attend. Attendees have the opportunity to exchange insights, discover the latest updates, and explore how to maximize […]

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Reaction Injection Molding using SOLIDWORKS Plastics

Reaction injection molding (RIM) is a specialized molding technique in which two reagents (e.g., a resin) are mixed and injected into a mold cavity to react and solidify. While reaction injection molding is a low-pressure, low-temperature application, it ultimately results in a high-strength bond. SOLIDWORKS Plastics can help simulate reaction injection molding with thermoset material […]

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How to Rotate Components in SOLIDWORKS Assemblies

SOLIDWORKS assemblies make it easy to show how components may look and move in a real-world environment. Before finalizing mates and alignment, you may need to rotate components in your assemblies to simplify downstream workflows. This article will explain the different ways possible after a part or subassembly has been inserted into a top-level assembly. […]

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How to Hide, Show, and Isolate Bodies in SOLIDWORKS

  SOLIDWORKS provides precise control over geometry visibility at any moment by allowing users to hide and show items in the SOLIDWORKS Feature Tree. This makes it easy to focus on specific features or details within a multibody part or assembly. By selectively controlling the visible bodies in a design, users can reduce visual clutter […]

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Failed to Obtain a License for SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional

When working with SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional, encountering license errors such as “Failed to obtain a license for SOLIDWORKS PDM” can be frustrating and confusing. These errors often stem from misunderstandings about how SOLIDWORKS PDM licenses work. In this article, we’ll explore the most common license errors for SOLIDWORKS PDM clients, why they occur, and how […]

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Evaluating Angular Deformation using SOLIDWORKS Simulation

When post-processing simulation results, we may want to evaluate the angular displacement of components. Angular deformation represents the rotational displacement of a body or region about a defined axis under applied loads. This is particularly important when torsional loads are applied. SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2026 introduced a much-needed simulation post‑processing enhancement: angular deformation resultant plots. This […]

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Père Castor, dis-moi comment écrire une bonne documentation technique

Le jour où personne ne comprit le projet du petit castor Il était une fois un petit castor très débrouillard.Il avait passé des semaines à construire un outil formidable : un système de gestion de troncs ultra-efficace. Interface intuitive (pour lui), logique implacable (selon lui), fonctionnalités puissantes (en théorie). Tout le monde au barrage en […]

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Modeling Thermoelectric Coolers in SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation

The Peltier effect is a phenomenon observed in thermoelectric coolers when an electric current is maintained in a circuit of two dissimilar conductors. This results in the cooling of one junction and heating of the other. SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation has a built-in feature that allows you to define and model thermoelectric coolers to obtain accurate […]

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Using Detail and Section Views to Add Intelligence to SOLIDWORKS Drawings

Detail and section views are commonly used in SOLIDWORKS drawings and are an easy way to communicate important details. These view types rely on a parent drawing view, and they generate linework based on the region to magnify or a section cutting line. Of course, when the model changes, the drawing views update. However, significant […]

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