114 SolidWorks Assembly Tutorial: Mating; Coincident mate Video Lecture | SolidWorks: Essential Training (All Commands included) - IT & Software

the previous Uttara we talked about the
different ways to insert your components
and we remember from the previous
tutorial that we could drag and drop
that part into the a simple interface
here and we said we want to position our
origins to the place that we want in
this part our or in this assembly this
part is inserted origin of that part is
inserted to be parallel to the middle of
that edge maybe this is not the way I
want maybe I want the origin of that
part to be somewhere else to be
confident with the origin and we found
inserting or dragging and dropping that
might be a little bit tricky to find
your exact position and we remember that
from the previous tutorial that we said
you can see when you are asserting your
first part you will see the if sign at
the beginning that indicated that your
part is fixed this is the meaning of the
F so that means you will not be able to
move it around unless you float that
option so in this star we are going to
start our first myth we said you have
myths here so the means they are the way
to create the relation between the parts
so in this story we still have one part
and the next story we start and having
more parts and more examples for using
'simply myths so for example to start to
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you can click on mute here simply and
then select the type of the myths so you
are clicking on the mail you will see
this thundermutt the consonants so you
can understand chromed-out simple the
constant making two points or two HS
Considine file perpendicular tangent and
so on and here you
distance you can create a distance and
angle and then you'll have advance map
we are also going to talk about them
where you have the symmetry weight and
so on then the mechanical mates
also we going to talk about the
mechanical mates they are the three
types of the myths
so this first start with the consonant
myth we said we want to make this
version confident to that origin so here
you have this window where you can
select the parts or the future we're
going to consider let's click on this
origin and on this origin you will get
an error message because as you remember
this part is fixed and can't be moved so
here is the quick selection where you
can't click on undo and this close demit
menu and this part let's make it float
so now you have part is ready to move
let's click on that
origin and when you click on that origin
you will see the made icon here so this
is a quick selection also you can use it
from here so let's click on that click
made constant and click that origin so
let's try to stick this version this
so that means we have an error because
when we inserted that part let's delete
that then you see here you have the
constant it's working so now you move
your part to origin of the assembly