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I’m just starting to learn SolidWorks* and don’t know what good learning materials are available

2010-11-24View Original

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Thank you. I have never used SolidWorks; I just need some simple materials for now
Reply #22010-12-05
Go to a bookstore to buy a SolidWorks book, or download some relevant tutorials from the internet to learn on your own – that’s all you need to do.
Reply #32010-12-05
Doesn’t the software come with tutorials? Just go through them all once and you’ll get a general idea
Reply #42010-12-09
The software comes with excellent built-in tutorials; many books are adapted from these tutorials, so there’s no need to look for additional tutorials
Reply #52010-12-09
Agree with ls; the built-in tutorials are excellent
Reply #62010-12-10
I don’t know which version you’re using; I’m on version 2007. I bought a tutorial online, but it wasn’t very useful. I suggest you avoid buying books casually – they might end up being as useless as the one I bought. It’s better to download tutorial videos from the internet

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