Down at the bottom you're going to see socket head screws, and I'm going to click on this one here called socked head screw. click All Programs > SOLIDWORKS version > SOLIDWORKS Tools > Toolbox Settings. Upvote 1 Upvoted 2 Downvote 1 Downvoted 2. I'm going to choose ANSI inch, and go ahead and click on bolts and screws but you can see here these are all the different types of things we can bring into our assembly, so bearings, bolts and screws, keys, nuts, o-rings, pins, structural members, all kinds of things. You need to browse the bolt that you want to add M14 or any dimension then you need to imput both size and lenghts for desired bolts. Click Design Library tab on you right tab. Your SolidWorks Toolbox maybe didn’t preloaded when SolidWorks start up, but here the steps how you can load SolidWorks Toolbox 1. Now, go over here to library tab, and I can see here I've got toolbox, and if you don't have it added in, go ahead and do that right now, so click on add-in now, and as soon as you open that up, I have all these different standards I can choose from. You just drag and drop to your assemblies and set the type and size and you’re done. Joe Medeiros is a senior applications engineer at Javelin. Learn more about the toolbox to understand how it could help you speed up the design process. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox works in conjunction with the Hole Wizard to populate holes to the correct standard sizes. You will no longer need your machinery handbook when designing products. To get the most out of it, Toolbox needs to be configured and deployed correctly. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox contains millions of standard fasteners such as nuts, bolts, screws, washers, Keys, etc. This is achieved through the ease of using Toolbox, while ensuring consistency as well. The first thing I need to do is go ahead and click on file, make assembly from part, click on OK, and start a new assembly. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox is a powerful tool, especially when working with Standard components such as Fasteners. When you check out files, the reusable components are copied to your local folder. This library of reusable components is stored and shared on the ADMS server. The Solid Works Toolbox is a library of over a million different fasteners, pieces of hardware, and so many more things that we can bring into our assembly. Autodesk Vault manages toolbox components as part of a library once they are inserted and used in your SolidWorks models, similar to Inventor Content Center Files.
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