Hi all, I've just finished splitting and posting the LEGO Motorcycle Assembly masterclass into a series of lessons to step through one at a time. The video content has been broken up, and each lesson description includes what you can expect to learn from participating. If you want to learn more about SolidWorks Assemblies, with ready-made files to use, this is the place. It was a fun assembly to complete, and reviewing it again now reminds me how fun it can be to build. I'll be picking up the next LEGO challenge in the 2nd half of the year! If you have suggestions, let me know. Hope you enjoy!

I have some client work! I don't advertise, so it's a bit rare, but I've agreed to work with a previous client on a new product of theirs. Here is a quick example of how I'm using SolidWorks to set the foundations for the Product Design. If you like this and want to see more, let me know in the comments. I can keep you updated during the projects progression.

Hi all. grumpy bald and ugly old welder here. I am trying to build a 5 inch gauge, between the wheels, Live steam Locomotive in Solidworks and hitting many roadblocks. I have the plans in A0 paper format if anyone wants a copy to peruse but they are in some ancient language called Imperial. Being Irish I take offence at this term... ;-) https://www.ajreeves.com/2422.html If any one has any advice it will be greatly appreciated, P.S. also rebuilding an ex schools Emco cnc lathe, 2 Triumph Trophy 1200 cruisers into Bobbers with all Led lighting etc. etc etc. So not much on my plate....

@Chris Buerckner am i correct that you don't have a leson of hole wizard. or is it just me that can't find it?

Is there a way i could access its file? when i ever i click on them in the classroom it says nothing exists.