In this video, I’ll show you how I used SolidWorks, a 3D printer, and some basic DIY skills to clean up my home-network setup in my garage. The goal was simple: make the area neater, reduce cable clutter, and retain access to power points and equipment when needed. 🏫 What you’ll see through the video 🔹 assessing the existing mess of components 🔹 setting up a rough SolidWorks layout using a sketch and reference images 🔹 using decals to quickly approximate port/LED positions 🔹 printing prototypes to check fit before committing to a bigger print 🔹 iterating the mounting approach 🔹 final prints, cleanup, install, and the end result This is practical, “get it done” modelling — not a perfection exercise. 🔩 Designed in SolidWorks 2023 🖨️ Printed on a BambuLab P1S Thanks to those that view/like/comment on YouTube - it helps grow the audience!

Livestream is scheduled for 15/01 at 9-11pm AEST. You can see it in the calendar. I'd love to answer any SolidWorks or design questions you have. Post below

Hey everyone! I’m working on a big update behind the scenes — a full Fully Defined Roadmap that looks back over the past year and forward over the next two. It’ll cover things like: - new SolidWorks series - updates to the CSWA course - digital products I’m planning (free & paid) - the future of this Skool community I’m putting the finishing touches on it now, but before I publish… What would you like to see in the roadmap? Anything you’re curious about, or want me to focus on? Let me know — your input will help shape the final version. 🙌

Late notice, but I'm testing Skool's livestream setup tonight, in just under 2 hours. I'll be live designing in SolidWorks. You'll find the link in the Calendar

Hi Fully Defined members, For the past couple of weeks, I've been livestreaming in SolidWorks on YouTube while I model the parts of this LEGO Motorcycle. Modelling of the parts is now complete, and I'm preparing to host a major livestream where I complete the full assembly - this should be fun! The live stream will be the launch for this Skool community and content here. I really hope you'll join me LIVE if possible - but given time zones, I know that's not always the case. I want to give you a preview and let you try out the project for yourself. I want to test that the files are at least accessible. If you have SolidWorks 2023 or later, you can use this LINK to download the parts .zip file. If you have SolidWorks 2022 or older, I'm afraid you'll have to use the STEP files from this LINK. I've made a video before showing how to use STEP files in SolidWorks The Lego instructions are here If you're interested in trying them out and joining when the live stream is on (or watching the replay), just let me know! I'll be getting a few more things organised before scheduling and promoting the stream. Happy modelling