Complete course of Onshape sketcher and part modelling

Mass Properties

<h2>About this course</h2>In this course, you start by learning what Onshape is, how parametric modeling works, and how Onshape differs from traditional CAD.You then tour the interface and learn navigation and view controls, document and file management, the measure tool and mass properties, and design intent fundamentals.In sketching, you use lines, circles, arcs, and slots, sketch on planes and faces, apply geometric constraints and dimensions to fully define sketches, and edit sketch geometry.Basic part modeling covers extrude to add and remove material, the sketch-based feature workflow, base features, mirror and hole features, and editing features with the rollback bar, so you see how each feature builds on its sketch.Advanced features include revolve, sweep, loft, rib, shell, and draft, along with creating planes to position features where you need them.You then refine parts with fillets and chamfers, linear and circular patterns, Boolean operations, and editing and reordering features.Finally, you assign materials, check mass properties, and evaluate models to make design changes.Each topic chapter ends with a quiz, and six practice examples let you apply everything to complete parts on your own.<h2>Who should take this course</h2>This course is for you if you are new to Onshape and want to learn sketching and part modeling from the ground up.It suits engineering and product design students, makers, hobbyists, and 3D printing users, as well as designers moving from traditional CAD who need to understand how Onshape and parametric modeling work.It also fits anyone who wants structured practice building real, complete parts through six practice examples.<h2>Prerequisites</h2>The course starts with what Onshape is and how parametric modeling works, so no prior Onshape or CAD experience is required.You need access to Onshape to follow the lessons and practice projects.