Julien: You and I know that only a limited number of SOLIDWORKS TSEs go to the event.
I have been lucky enough to be able to attend every year since the first year I started at SOLIDWORKS back in January 2013. Julien: So tell me, how many times have you part icipated in SOLIDWORKS World?īrad: This is my fifth year at SOLIDWORKS World. Brad shared his impressions and his involvement at the conference. On day 3 of SOLIDWORKS World 2018, I sat with Brad Phillips, Senior Technical Customer Support Engineer (TSE) from Woodland Hills, CA. Looking back at SOLIDWORKS World 2018 with Brad Phillips Use the Smart Fasteners page to set defaults and preferences for fasteners used with Hole Wizard holes and non-Hole Wizard holes.Welcome to this new edition of the SOLIDWORKS Support Monthly News, coauthored by members of the SOLIDWORKS Technical Support teams worldwide. Use the Create Password dialog box to set up or change a password used to access Toolbox. Use the Permissions page to create a Toolbox password and set permissions for Toolbox functions. Use the User Settings page to set preferences for Toolbox operations. At the component level you can select component sizes, type property values, and type part numbers. Use the Customize Hardware page to select standards, categories, types, and components. To simplify configuration, select hole standards only for the hardware that you use. You can also assign smart fasteners for each standard hole type. Use the Hole Wizard page to configure Hole Wizard standards, types, and holes. This page lets you access SOLIDWORKS Toolbox settings.
Non-Hole Wizard holes, click 5 - Configure Smart To specify other smart fastener preferences, including fasteners for.
Permissions for Toolbox functions, click 4 - Set To password-protect Toolbox from unauthorized access and to set.To set Toolbox user preferences, click 3.M10, lengths of 30 or less, and a single threadĭisplay value, reduces the number of configurations to fewer than 100. Total number of configurations is the product of the selected sizes, lengths, and threadĭisplay values. There are three standard properties that determine the number ofĬonfigurations: Size, Length, and Thread Display. The Toolbox Standards tree, and from Bolts andĤ014. Select the ISO standard from Toolbox Standards in Standard and clear unused sizes and values.Ĥ014 in the ISO standard has over 1000 configurations by default. To reduce the number of configurations, select the hardware within each To simplify Toolbox configuration, select only the standards and
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