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Using Angle Limit Mates to Replicate Collision Detection in Assemblies

One of the biggest benefits of having an assembly built in SOLIDWORKS is that it gives you the best digital representation of the physical end product. You’re able to verify part fitment, run complex simulations, or even create detailed documentation packages. The easiest way to get a one-to-one representation of the real world is to […]

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Fundamentals of SOLIDWORKS Electrical Troubleshooting

It is critical that your electrical schematic design tool is working properly so you and your team can continue to produce electrical documentation. In our case, knowing basic SOLIDWORKS Electrical troubleshooting steps could mean the difference between being dead in the water and getting that project out before the deadline. In this article, we will […]

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Choosing Between STEP AP203 and STEP AP214 for Exporting from SOLIDWORKS

When working with SOLIDWORKS, you might encounter the need to export your designs in the STEP file format. This could be to collaborate with someone working on a different SOLIDWORKS version than you or to pass the file to a completely different CAD system. There are two primary types of STEP files you can use: […]

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Creating a Photorealistic Render of a Disc Golf Basket in SOLIDWORKS Visualize

Recently, The TriMech Group has partnered with the Disc Golf Pro Tour to help support the growth of one of the most electric sports alongside its passionate community of athletes and fans. In previous articles, our team has been showcasing powerful SOLIDWORKS modeling techniques to build a disc golf basket. With the basket fully built, […]

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Comparison Tools for SOLIDWORKS PDM and SOLIDWORKS Manage

Managing design data efficiently is critical to our success in today’s fast-paced engineering environment. Thankfully, SOLIDWORKS PDM and Manage are powerful tools that help engineering teams securely store, organize, and control access to design data and files. But what if we want to use comparison tools to look at the differences between files or bills […]

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