William Tenney
William Tenney is a career Solidworks designer. He began his career in consumer products then shifted to retail display design, corporate interiors, and finally furniture. His time with Solidworks spans almost two decades where in that time he designed many pieces for mass production, was awarded co-inventor status on five patents, obtained the Professional Certification and Surfacing Certification for Solidworks, and also contributed to many pieces shown in such publications as Architectural Digest, Interior Design Magazine, Fashion Magazine, and 1st Dibs. Outside of his work life, he is a husband to a wonderful spouse and a father to two future creatives.
Learning Resources by William Tenney
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Troubleshooting Solid Body Counts and Volume Discrepancies in Your 3D Modeling Workflow
Struggling with mismatched solid body counts or unexpected volume discrepancies in your model? This walkthrough pinpoints common SolidWorks pitfalls and shows you exactly how to fix them.
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Archiving Your Design Safely Using Pack and Go to Preserve the Original Revision for Future Changes
Learn how to securely archive your entire design project using the Pack and Go feature. Preserve every file with version control to avoid accidental changes as your design evolves.
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Creating the Fire Pole Sub-Assembly and Relinking Renamed Parts in a SolidWorks Assembly Project
Learn how to build a detailed fire pole sub-assembly and integrate it seamlessly into your general assembly. This video also walks you through renaming and relinking parts in SolidWorks for better file management.
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Streamlining Your SolidWorks Workflow with Custom Hotkeys, Mouse Gestures, and Interface Settings
Streamline your SolidWorks workflow by customizing hotkeys, mouse gestures, and toolbars for faster, more intuitive modeling. This lesson walks you through essential preference settings to enhance visibility, navigation, and efficiency in your design process.
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From Sketch to Solid: Understanding Planes, Constraints, and Volume Creation in 3D CAD Design
Turn simple sketches into fully defined 3D volumes using SolidWorks. This lesson walks you through building a cube, defining geometry, and mastering sketch-to-volume workflows.
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