Especially if this is a shared toolbox for the company. The ‘Files’ should be changed to Create Parts. Next, Alignex recommends changing the User settings for the Toolbox. Not all companies will want all of the hardware included in the standards and clearing a simple checkbox will remove them from the Standard. As we can see, there are 5 different types of Hex Bolts. Individual types of Hardware can be removed as well. This will help with load time for the add-in, and prevent the use of any hardware that is not setup to company standards. Once the Standards are copied, deactivate any hardware categories that are not needed. If the Toolbox is stored on a Network drive, it is also good practice to backup that location. This will make sure there is always a backup database in case anything happens to the custom database. For this example, the ANSI Inch Standard will be copied and renamed. The first is to copy any existing Standards that will be available for customization. It can be accessed from multiple locations Inside the SOLIDWORKS System Options, the Windows Start Menu under the SOLIDWORKS Tools, or for quick access, pin it to Start Menu. We get started in the same location mentioned in a previous Alignex Blog on Hole Wizard Customization, the Customization Tool.
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