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A spring is a common mechanical device used to store energy and absorb shock. Springs are widely used in machines, vehicles, electronics, and everyday products. SolidWorks provides powerful tools that allow us to design a realistic 3D spring model accurately. This guide explains step by step how to create a compression spring in SolidWorks using the Helix/Spiral and Sweep features.A spring is a mechanical device used to store energy and absorb shocks, and it can be easily created in SolidWorks using the Helix/Spiral and Sweep features. To begin, a new part is opened in SolidWorks and the units are set, usually to millimeters. A circle is then sketched on the Top or Front plane to represent the mean diameter of the spring, and its size is defined using Smart Dimension. This circle is used to create a helix by selecting the Helix/Spiral option, where parameters such as pitch and height are entered to control the spacing between coils and the total length of the spring. Once the helix is created, a reference plane is generated normal to the start of the helix, and a small circle is sketched on this plane to represent the wire diameter of the spring. The Swept Boss/Base feature is then used by selecting the small circle as the profile and the helix as the path, which creates the solid 3D spring model. Additional features such as flat or ground ends can be added using extruded cuts, and materials like spring steel can be applied to make the model more realistic. This method allows easy modification of spring dimensions and is widely used for school projects, mechanical design, and engineering practice in SolidWorks.