I have been using SolidWorks for about 10 years, I taught myself following tutorials here and there, and I "learned" how to do relative complex parts, drawings, and assemblies. I was aware that I was missing some information, and that I developed bad habits because sometimes I see designs made by experts and I kept trying to figure out how they do such clean and cool designs. It was very frustrating not be able to design parts like the pros.

So, I have tried several paid tutorials, some very expensive, and the truth is that I almost always get lost because they are either too complex or take too much time to finish them. I saw the add for this course on Instagram and decided to give it a try. I'm very happy with it because I feel that finally, I'm getting a real understanding of many basic skills and features. I was unaware that I had so many bad habits and I was taking too many extra steps to create my parts. This tutorial is simple to understand, not super long and yet it has a bunch of information that I wish I have had access years ago. I highly recommend this tutorial, is worth every penny.

Thank you guys from Solidworks Secrets, you ROCK!

SolidWorks Secrets is a very informative crash-course for learning Solidworks. Devon Newman Presents many introductory principles that lay a great foundation for solid modelling. The course is fairly fast-paced, but the content is very good. I would highly recommend this course to any student wanting to learn the basics for Solidworks. 

This is a great course in SolidWorks that teaches the fundamentals correctly from the start. I've used SolidWorks for over 5 years and this course was great for showing how to make robust parts that don’t "break" when one small change needs to be made. Overall, it's a very practical course that not only shows how to design parts in SW it also shows SolidWorks as a tool for communicating design intent to the workshop and factory which ultimately is what I want to do when designing physical parts that will be produced for customers.

SolidworksSecrets stays very true to its name. As a young mechanical design engineer, I use Solidworks everyday, and I still learned tons of tricks that I had never even heard of. I work at a firm that really emphasizes 'proper' modelling - good enough to make a manufacturer or a machinist happy, and these courses teach that kind of 'proper' modelling. It was easy to see these videos are taught by someone who has a lot of professional experience as a mechanical engineer. I would definitely recommend these courses to any mechanical engineer, whether he/she is a new graduate/student or whether they have decades of experience. This would be a great tool to get all employees up to speed on how the company should model. It's user-friendly enough for beginners, yet experienced users would quickly find themselves feasting on new tricks/tips.