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

This video demonstrates how Model Based Definition in Solid Edge enables the production of a complete digital definition of parts and/or assemblies using 3D models. Model-based definition reduces the need for traditional 2D drawings because the information required for manufacturing is included in the 3D model. Instead of relying on the traditional method of supplying a 3D model with a 2D drawing that must be interpreted, model-based definition conveys geometric information and annotations in a

You may already be productive with another CAD system. In this short video, we'll show you how to apply your skills with Solid Edge. We’ll show you how Solid Edge supports history-based, parametric modeling, configurations, and Synchronous modeling. | Designcenter Solid Edge