Hi, I am wondering in what industries can I use solidworks?
Hi, I am wondering in what industries can I use solidworks?
Easier question to answer might be "In what industries CAN'T SW be used?"
It probably wouldn't be much use in accounting or IRS auditing.
What are you trying to do? Solidworks and a good mind (hell, I'd even argue a simple mind) can come up with many things. It's up to you...
Steve C
Steve Calvert wrote:
What are you trying to do? Solidworks and a good mind (hell, I'd even argue a simple mind) can come up with many things. It's up to you...
Steve C
That's a valid argument. I'm living proof.
Me too, brother..
Steve C
Here is an industry that Solidworks probably can't be used in.....hand picking Wild Rice.......I am pretty sure it might be the only one:
If you're going there......
Not a poo poo picker upper at the local park
John Stoltzfus wrote:
If you're going there......
Not a poo poo picker upper at the local park
Well now I'm not so sure. If a poo poo picker upper at the local park had an innovative mind and wanted to advance the art of poo poo picker uppering he might use Solidworks to design a more efficient tool for poo poo picker uppering or possibly even design an automatic poo poo picker upper which would probably elevate him into the poo poo picker upper HALL OF FAME!
But probably not.
Not unless the 'hand' was designed as part of a robot/machine.
There is no hard-and-fast rules only SWX to be used in manufacturing. I saw job ads requiring other design software skill, but SWX has it big market share.
Stefan Van Der Westhuizen wrote:
Hi, I am wondering in what industries can I use solidworks?
If you are asking this question (unless you are under the age of 13), my answer would be "Zero". Due to reasons unrelated to SolidWorks, you will not be able to use SolidWorks in any industries.
Comfortable limit of SW assembly is nearly 5000 bodies. After this limit, you`ll meet big problems with drawings and assembly too. You will have to simplify the geometry of structural members (delete rounds), suppress or even delete fasteners and so on.
So, SW is not for building industry 1-2-3 Revit: Parametric Building Modeling, Part 2 | Cadalyst . It`is better to use Revit+Dynamo or Tekla+Grasshopper for such work.
It can't be used in scuba diving. ;-)
Chris Saller wrote:
It can't be used in scuba diving. ;-)
...but it can be used to design the scuba diving equipment.
Automotive
Petroleum
Pressure Vessels
Steel Construction
Tool & Die
Process Plants
and wherever as you want
Anything in Component Manufacturing.....
Metal
Plastics
Electrical
Furniture
and a lot more....
Aviation
Automotive
Machinery
Shipping
see..
pictures of solidworks projects