Solidworks 99 Tutorial -

: The first part you place is "Fixed" by default, meaning it cannot move. This serves as the anchor for your assembly. 3. Adding and Mating Components

Once your part files are saved, you can bring them together. SolidWorks 99 Tutorial

Before you can assemble, you must model the individual components. : The first part you place is "Fixed"

: Use this to align circular centers (e.g., a bolt hole and a post). Distance : Set a specific gap between faces. 4. Finalizing the Assembly Solidworks Tutorial 4 - Simple Assemblies and Mates Adding and Mating Components Once your part files

: Click Insert > Base > Extrude to give the post height. 2. Start a New Assembly

Below is a guide for creating a basic post assembly in SolidWorks 99, based on the SolidWorks 99 User's Guide . 1. Create the Post Part

: Use the Rectangle or Circle tool to define the cross-section of your post.