How does Solid Edge help designers meet the challenges of plastic part design? Form and function in consumer product design is supported by unique and powerful tools specific to plastic parts. The plastic part-specific features built into Solid Edge greatly reduce the effort in creating common geometry found throughout plastic part designs. See this video and more at https://youtu.be/rOXmti7nFMM?list=PL1m1vu8_quoDxAdypVa4Cxn5h2KD-lrC6 | Designcenter Solid Edge

Displaying deformable parts such as suspensions, bellows and springs in mechanisms like a clamp is a common requirement in assembly modeling. With other CAD systems, users are compelled to create multiple parts with the required lengths of the variations, store them separately, and use discrete parts as per the need of the target assembly. Solid Edge with synchronous technology allows you to design a part with a specified variable as driving, which makes the part adjustable. Check out this tutor

1.3K views · 49 reactions | Sometimes it is easier to convert an existing part model to a sheet metal model rather than to create it in the sheet metal environment. In this video, we'll show you how to use the Part to Sheet Metal command to convert an ordered part model to a sheet metal part. | Solid Edge | Facebook