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Sometimes when creating a drawing section view, the dimensions from the Parent view cannot be transferred. Why is that?

Tutorial explores some tools to decrease design time while eliminating errors and reducing the need to build costly prototypes.

Use of eDrawings to view, publish, and collaborate on drawings.

Selecting any types of views within bill of materials.

olidWorks tutorial on how to supply DWG files with specific block attributes to your customers, John Nolin, SolidWorks Community, April 12, 2004 (may require free registration)

Tutorial on using SolidWorks eDrawings to view, measure, mark-up, and print different file formats to enhance collaboration with other team members, vendors and or customers.

** Free Login Requried ** CAD engineer Jon Gifford shows us how to create a section view in a sheet other than your parent view.

Use existing template, PropertyManager, BOM type, insert default template, adjust BOM header, more.....

Adding a cross sectional view to a drawing without adding a parent view in SolidWorks.

a SolidWorks tutorial, Greg Jankowski, CADENCE, August 2002

ASME 14.5M-1994 standards as related to counterbores, countersinks, spot faces, centers, chamfers

SolidWorks tutorial examines different options and types of views that can make detailing flexible and effective, Greg Jankowski, CADENCE, October 2002

Exploring the application`s drawing capabilities.

As mentioned in Tip #15 this tip will show you how to take the properties created either manually, with a macro, or with a Design Table.and place them on the drawing in 0 seconds. All properties can be placed on a drawing template or in a note. In this tip I will walk you step by step to create an "intelligent " template and notes that will update for you.