NEW Video. In response to a member request (possibly @Wayne Hinrichsen ?) regarding some content on drawings. This video covers what happens next after modelling: how your design goes from file to manufactured part. For product and industrial design students and early-career designers who want to understand not just how to place views, but why the drawing file works the way it does. The video leads in my existing Pulley Drawing series of lessons which provides resources and 2.5hrs of instruction on how to create SolidWorks drawings. Let me know what you think!

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!

Before this goes to YouTube, I wanted to share it here first. It's a video on how to properly learn a SolidWorks tool. I used the Hole Wizard as the example, but the framework applies to anything. Genuinely useful to know whether you're picking up your first tool or your fiftieth. Would love to know what lands and what doesn't. Drop a comment below. 6 months after the content request - sorry, @Dennis Jespersen ! I need to get a bit quicker on these

Hey all, hope you’re doing well. In the livestream tomorrow I’m continuing the current build, finishing off some parts ready for assembly. Looking to answer any questions you may have, post below!

Hope everyone has been doing well! I've been a bit quiet but had a good live stream this week where I demonstrated how you can use simple sketch geometry to layout your design. Check out the video below. Still a bit of work to do to finish my medicine storage, perhaps that will be in the next stream. As always, I'd love to answer your questions or model issues. If you need help with something, let me know! Have a great week