When I started Fully Defined, I wasn't sure who'd show up. Turns out, it's exactly the kind of people I wanted to build this for: designers and engineers who actually care about doing SolidWorks properly. 100 members on Skool feels worth marking. To celebrate, I'm giving away a copy of a book I co-authored: the SolidWorks Fundamentals Workbook by CADclass. It covers the core tools and workflows you need to build real competency in SolidWorks, not just get through exercises. (Not publicly available yet) To enter: Leave a comment below answering this question. What's the one SolidWorks skill or topic you most want to level up? One winner, drawn at random from the comments. Winner will receive a digital copy of the book (PDF). Winner announced 1 week from today Seriously. Thank you for being here!

Hello, I'm new here, a mechatronics engineering student. I'd like to know if learning SolidWorks would be beneficial for my career?

Still a bit of refinement to go on my end. If anyone does watch and has feedback, please comment below. Video is available for two weeks.

See my presentation on 3D Printing Best Practices & SolidWorks tools before anyone else! In preparation for an upcoming SolidWorks User Group presentation to @Edward Zacharia 's group in Tanzania, I'll be doing a practice run here for the community. Please drop by the live call or watch the replay after (assume the recording works). Topics include: DFAM Philosophy, 3D Printing Best Practices and SolidWorks tools for 3D printing.

Hi All, I had to cancel tonight's YouTube stream due to some work happening after hours. I've thought it will give me the chance to improve the format, and even try a few live calls here directly in Skool. If there's anything you'd like to see, or timezone you'd like me to be online for, let me know!