Thread: Looking for a model in SW to show my team
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Re: Looking for a model in SW to show my team
There should be a Yoke assembly (and maybe some more) in the software tutorials.
It's the typical assembly that comes as a demo/tutorial with SW for quite a number of years now.
Take a peek through the Solidworks folders on your C drive where it's installed, & look for the tutorials.
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