Train Scholarship (Genaro Rivera)

SolidWorks Introduction Since SolidWorks, along with MATLAB, python, and CAD, is commonly recommended experience for engineering internships, I decided to learn to use it. I used SolidWorks to make a T. I used lines. SolidWorks has a line feature familiar across other software programs. I made used mm as the dimensions. To ensure symmetry, I used the smart dimension command: a command used to type in an exact value for length. I made a second T. The second T was smaller and on the inside. I used the offset entities command to create the outline of the same shape and adjust that outline to be smaller. In addition, to cut the whole, I used the extrude boss/base command selected the middle T, and it automatically cut the whole thing. Using SolidWorks, I made a T. I used SolidWorks to make a cylindrical handle. I made the top half in 2D. The top half required straight lines again. However, and angle and curve existed. For the angle, I drew a horizontal line extending beyond my desired outc...