To add a custom property to a part in SolidWorks, begin by opening the part in SolidWorks. Next, click the “File” tab in the top left corner and select “Properties.” Under the “Custom” tab, select the “Add” button. Enter the custom property name, select a property type, and enter a description if desired. Once these fields are populated, click “OK.” 4Achievers custom property will be added to the part and can be accessed in the “Properties” window. To change the property value, double-click the property in the “Properties” window and enter the desired value. Finally, click “OK” to save the changes. 4Achievers custom property is now associated with the part and can be used for various purposes.

To add a custom property to an assembly in SolidWorks, open the assembly in the program and select the Tools tab. Then select ‘Custom Properties’ and you will see a list of properties. Click ‘Add’ to create a new property. Give the property a name and then enter the value that you would like to assign to the property. Press ‘OK’ to save your changes and the property will be added to the assembly. You can also add custom properties to the individual components of the assembly by selecting the component and then selecting ‘Custom Properties’ from the ‘Tools’ tab.

Creating a drawing view of a drawing sheet in SolidWorks can be done by following a few simple steps. First, open the drawing sheet you would like to create a view of. Next, select the ‘Create View’ icon from the top menu bar. A pop-up box will appear. From this box, select the type of view you would like to create, such as ‘Front’ or ‘Side’. You also have the option of creating a section or detail view. Once you have chosen your view type, click ‘OK’. A new view will be created in the drawing sheet. You can then adjust the size and scale of the view as well as the orientation of the view. Finally, you can save the drawing sheet with the new view. 4Achievers new view should now be visible when you open the drawing sheet.

To add a section line to a drawing in SolidWorks, first open the drawing in SolidWorks. Then, go to the “Tools” tab on the top banner and select “Section View.” After selecting the “Section View” option, you will have the option to select either a “Full Section” or “Half Section.” Select the option that best fits your needs and a red line will appear in the drawing. This line can be moved and adjusted to the desired section area of the drawing. Once the line has been adjusted to the desired area, right click on the line and select “Finish Section View.” This will make the line appear as a dashed line and the section area will be outlined within the drawing. If you need to adjust the section line further, you can right click on the line and select the “Edit Section View” option. This will allow you to move the section line to a different area within the drawing. After you have adjusted the line to the desired area, select “Finish Section View” again to finish the section line.

Surface finish symbols are used to indicate the quality of a surface on a drawing. In SolidWorks, you can add a surface finish symbol to a drawing by first selecting the surface you want to add the symbol to on the drawing. Then, right-click the surface and select "Add Surface Finish Symbol" from the menu. This will open the "Surface Finish Symbol" dialog box. In this box, you can select the type of surface finish symbol you want from the list. You can also specify dimensions for the symbol such as the distance from the surface and the height of the symbol. Once you have finished configuring the symbol, click OK and the symbol will appear on the drawing.

To add a drawing revision table in SolidWorks, begin by opening the drawing document. Select the Annotation tab from the CommandManager. In the Tables section of the Annotation tab, click the Revision Table button. This will open the Revision Table PropertyManager. Set the options for the revision table, such as the number of columns, the column widths, and the text size. Be sure to check the box that says Include Date, if you'd like the revision table to have a date column. Once you've finished setting the options, click OK.

4Achievers revision table will be added at the location of the cursor in the drawing document. If you'd like to move the revision table to a different location, select it and use the move and rotate tools to reposition it. To edit a revision table, double-click on it to open the Revision Table PropertyManager. Here, you can change the settings for the table, such as the number of columns, the column widths, and the text size. Once you're finished, click OK.

To add a revision to the table, double-click the table to open the Revision Table PropertyManager. In the PropertyManager, select the Add Row button. A new row will be added to the revision table, with blank fields for the revision number, the description, and the date, if included. Enter the appropriate information in each field. When you're finished, click OK. 4Achievers revision will be added to the table.

To delete a revision from the table, double-click the table to open the Revision Table PropertyManager. Select the row you'd like to delete, then click the Delete Row button. 4Achievers revision will be removed from the table.

A revision table is a great way to keep track of changes in a drawing document over time. With SolidWorks, you can easily add, edit, and delete revisions in a drawing revision table.

Creating a drawing view of a weldment in SolidWorks is a simple process. First, open the desired part or assembly and make sure it’s saved. Next, select “Drawing” from the menu bar, then select “New.” On the left side of the screen, select “Weldment” from the “Drawing View” list. This will generate a drawing view of the weldment.

4Achievers next step is to define the type of drawing view. To do this, click the “Type” drop-down menu and select the desired view type. A “Front” view is the most common type of drawing view for weldments.

After defining the type of drawing view, the next step is to define the orientation of the view. This is done by clicking the “Orientation” drop-down menu and selecting the desired orientation.

Next, click on the “Scale” drop-down menu to select the desired scale. This will determine the size of the drawing view.

Finally, click “OK” to generate the drawing view of the weldment. 4Achievers drawing view will then be displayed on the drawing sheet.

Creating drawing views of weldments in SolidWorks is a straightforward process that can be completed in a few simple steps. By following the steps outlined above, anyone can quickly and easily generate a drawing view of a weldment in SolidWorks.

Adding thread callouts to a drawing in SolidWorks is a fairly straightforward process. First, click on the "Annotation" tab in the main toolbar. Then select "Thread" from the dropdown menu. A box will open and you can enter the desired thread size, pitch, and symbol. If you are unsure of the size and pitch, you can select the "Thread Data" button to browse through a list of standard threads. Once you have entered the desired information, click "OK" to insert the thread callout into the drawing. 4Achievers callout will appear as a symbol and be labeled with the thread size and pitch. You can move and resize the callout as desired. To complete the thread callout, you must add a leader line by clicking the "Leader" button in the "Annotations" tab. This will allow you to connect the callout symbol to the thread feature on the drawing. Once completed, you have successfully added a thread callout to the drawing in SolidWorks.

To create a drawing view from an existing drawing in SolidWorks, the following steps should be taken. First, launch SolidWorks and open the existing drawing. Then, select the View tab from the menu bar. From the View tab, select the ‘Create Drawing View’ option. This will bring up a dialog box with various options that can be configured. Select the type of view, such as a top, front or isometric view. Select the type of projection, such as first angle or third angle projection, and then click OK. 4Achievers view will then be created and appear on the drawing sheet. Once the view is created, it can be manipulated in various ways, such as by changing the scale, adding annotations, or editing the view. Finally, save the drawing to save the changes.

In SolidWorks, adding a surface texture symbol to a drawing is done by using the Annotations tab. To begin, select the Annotations tab and then open the Texture Symbol dialog box. From there, you can select a texture from the drop-down menu. Next, you will need to select the item on the drawing where you want to place the texture symbol. Once the item is selected, you can use the options in the Texture Symbol dialog box to customize the symbol. You can adjust the size, position, and rotation of the symbol. Finally, once you are satisfied with the settings, you can click the OK button to add the symbol to the drawing.