What is the difference between an exploded view and an assembly of machine vice?

Name: Assembly Of Machine Vice and Exploded View
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An exploded view is a method of drawing a three-dimensional object in two dimensions, typically for the purpose of showing the relative size and relationships between various parts of the object.
An assembly view is a way to represent an object in which it is shown as composed of parts, typically by arranging them on a two-dimensional plane.

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Introduction to Solidworks

Dowloading & Installation of Solidworks

Getting familiar with Interface of Solidworks

Customize User Interface of Solidworks

How to change units in Solidworks

Sketch Model Line, circle & rectangle tool in solidworks

Arc, Ellipse & Slot tool in Solidworks

Point, spline, Text & Construction Geometry in solidworks

Fillet, Chamfer & Offset tool in Solidworks

Trim, Extend & Splitting in Solidworks

Dynamic Mirror & Mirror in Solidworks

Move, Copy, Rotate, Scale & Stretch tool in Solidworks

Modify Sketch, Jog Line & Inference Line in Solidworks

Using Snaps in Solidworks

Sketch Pattern & Hatch in Solidworks

Rapid Sketch in Solidworks

Close Sketch tool, Model tool & Convert Entities in Solidworks

Blocks in Solidworks

Relation in Solidworks

Adding Dimension to a Sketch in Solidworks

Repair Sketch & Display Delete Relation in Solidworks

Creating 3D Sketch in Solidworks

Assignment : Sketch Tool

Quiz : Block, Relations & Dimensioning

Entering The Part Module in Solidworks

Creating Extrude Boss in Solidworks

Creating Revolved Boss in Solidworks

Creating Sweft Boss in Solidworks

Creating Loft Boss in Solidworks

Extrude Cut in Solidworks

Revolve Cut Features In Solidworks

Swept Cut Features In Solidworks

Loft Cut Features In Solidworks

Implementation of Reference Plane in Solidworks

Reference Geometries & Coordinate System in Solidworks

Split Curves in Solidworks

Projecting Curves & Curves through reference points in Solidworks

Helix & Spiral Curves in Solidworks

Fillets in Solidworks

Variable Size, Face, Round Fillet & Fillet Xpert in SolidworkS

Chamfers in Solidworks

Shell in Solidworks

Rib in Solidworks

Drafts in Solidworks

Pattern - Part 1 in Solidworks

Pattern - Part 2 in Solidworks

Mirror in Solidworks

Simple Hole & Hole Wizard in Solidworks

Wrap Features in Solidworks

Vent in Solidworks

Dome in Solidworks

Body Intersection tool in Solidworks

Split, Delete & Multiple bodies in Solidworks

Link Dimensions in Solidworks

Design Tables in Solidworks

Assignment : Part Modeling

Quiz : Fillet Feature

Introduction of Assembly Modeling in Solidworks

Creating Assembly & Inserting Components in Solidworks

Assembly & Standard Mates in Solidworks

Advance Mates in Solidworks

Mechanical Mates in Solidworks

Smart Mates in Solidworks

Mate Reference in Solidworks

Replace Assembly Components in Solidworks

Rotating & Moving Components in Solidworks

Using Assembly Pattern & Assembly Mirror in Solidworks

Exploded View in Solidworks

Assignment : Assembly Modeling

Quiz : Assembly Modeling

Introduction to Drawing

Creating Drawing & Inserting Components in Solidworks

Generating Views in solidworks

Creating Section & Detail View in solidworks

Adding Dimensions & Annotations in solidworks

Creating Exploded View, Adding B.O.M. & Balloons in Solidworks

Creating Flat Pattern View & Adding Tables in solidworks

Customizing title Block Template in solidworks

Assignment : Drawing