I just completed a Solidworks course called Solidworks Essentials. The company I work for is installing up to four seats of SW2012 and I want to get more books on the software, especially concerning sheet metal and press brake forming work.
Any suggestions? My instructor recommended the Solidworks Bible, anything else I should look at?
David
nope; matt lombards books are all you'll ever need. they are indepth, well written, and fairly comprehensive. all you really need to do is be albe to play around with the sw feature as you read it to gain a more intuitive understanding
Look on eBay for the official books that SolidWorks resellers use to teach their overpriced courses. That's where I got mine. If you need the exact names of all the books I have them all and would be glad to list them. I think that they are easily the best material for learning Solidworks. I have the SolidWorks Bible. It's very poorly written (see Amazon reviews) and the author Matt Lombard doesn't have clue one when it comes to manufacturing.
Go on Ebay and get the Manuals that are written by SW Corp.
Dennis R Lubing
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