Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Luke Woodard
Recent Posts
Modeling Products with Complex Shapes Using SOLIDWORKS Surfacing
[fa icon="calendar'] April 25, 2019 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
No More Jagged Joints: How to Use SOLIDWORKS Surfacing
[fa icon="calendar'] March 20, 2019 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Back to the Basics: Surfacing Demo
[fa icon="calendar'] February 14, 2019 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
3D Curves
[fa icon="calendar'] February 07, 2019 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Edit with Ease Using SOLIDWORKS Spline
[fa icon="calendar'] January 03, 2019 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Adding Textures with SolidWorks
[fa icon="calendar'] October 18, 2018 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
With the recently released SolidWorks 2019, we can now add 3D Textures to parts and even 3D print them.
Getting Started with SOLIDWORKS Mold Tools
[fa icon="calendar'] September 06, 2018 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Join us for today's Three Minute Thursday where we will be sharing a quick start guide to using mold tools within SOLIDWORKS.
The Speed Shop- Dropouts for the Race Bike
[fa icon="calendar'] August 23, 2018 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
DriveWorksXpress: How to Use the SOLIDWORKS Tool
[fa icon="calendar'] July 26, 2018 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
DriveWorksXpress is a tool that allows us to configure and customize new assemblies and speeds up repetitive tasks. In today's video we will show you how we apply this tool.
Defining Composite Materials in SolidWorks Simulation
[fa icon="calendar'] June 28, 2018 / by Luke Woodard posted in Manufacturing, SOLIDWORKS, Three Minute Thursday
Luke Woodard, TPM Application Engineer
Within SolidWorks Simulation Premium, we can run studies on composite (Fiberglass, Carbon Fiber, etc..) materials. In this video, we look at how to define a part as a composite material to get you on your way to designing lighter and stronger parts.