A true Master Modeler requires deep knowledge of the Forces of SOLIDWORKS. Once must balance the Light and Dark Sides in their every action to attain the true power of Top-Down Modeling. Learn to use Master Modeling techniques to quickly model and edit even the most complex assemblies, from swoopy plastics to industrial sheet metal. Using a combination of solids, surfaces, and even some newer features, we’ll learn these advanced modeling techniques from a (wannabe) Jedi Master. Even attendees who have never attempted top-down modeling before will leave with enough knowledge to create their own complex assemblies driven by a Master Model, and gain a better understanding of lesser-used but extremely powerful tools like Intersect and Convert Sheet Metal. We’ll learn with step-by-step examples from Those Who Came Before, and laugh along the way.

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Speakers

Daniel Herzberg

Senior Mechanical Engineer, Boston SOLIDWORKS User Group

Daniel is a CSWE who worked as a SOLIDWORKS Technical Support Engineer before graduating from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 2010. Since then, he’s used SOLIDWORKS to design systems is the fields of Defense, Robotics, Healthcare, Bulk Solids, and Industrial Automation, while also dabbling as a freelance designer and CAD blogger. Daniel founded the Fredericksburg, VA SOLIDWORKS User Group and subsequently assumed leadership of the flagship Boston SOLIDWORKS User Group. Since 2011, Dan has organized the annual CAD Monkey Dinner before every World conference, and was integral to the creation of SLUGME - SOLIDWORKS Largest User Group Meeting Ever. As a proud first-time parent, Daniel's son just turned 1 in January!