Solidworks Is Simple
@SolidworksIs
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I talk about Solidworks and Aryan Fallahi's Solidworks Pro Course
Joined October 2024
Your CAD assignments taking TOO long? Try this. “Set a 20-minute timer. Build one part start to finish. No pausing. No perfection. Just flow. Your speed WILL improve.” Break the perfection cycle → build confidence.
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If you want to get better at SolidWorks, here’s something I’ve learned: You don’t need to be “naturally technical.” You don’t need an engineering degree. You don’t even need to be an adult. 😄 You just need good instruction… and a little consistency. My son is living proof.
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3 Reasons Your Sketch Keeps Going Red (and How to Fix it) 1 Too many dimensions 2 Unnecessary automatic relations 3 Duplicate constraints from dragging lines Fix: Add relations first. Keep dimensions minimal. Use “Display/Delete Relations.
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Learning navigation early is like learning to drive. Smooth → fast → confident.
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Don’t wait to improve your SolidWorks skills. Enroll in Aryan’s SolidWorks course now to ensure you're hitting your goals and prepared for future challenges.
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Prototyping and testing early prevents costly mistakes down the line. Aryan’s course also focuses on practical skills like simulation and workflow optimization, making you a more efficient designer today—not next year.
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SolidWorks is always evolving with new features and tools. By learning and adopting them now, you save time on future projects and stay ahead. Waiting only delays progress. Aryan’s SolidWorks course is designed to help you take immediate action.
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Alex Hormozi's quote, “The best way to hit next year’s goals is to not wait until next year to work on them,” applies perfectly to SolidWorks. Success in design comes from acting early and continuously improving your skills.
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Achieving Your SolidWorks Goals: Why You Shouldn’t Wait
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