How can you view cross-section views of a model in SolidWorks?

Viewing cross-section views of a model in SolidWorks can effectively be accomplished using the "Section View" command. This command allows you to create a two-dimensional view that slices through the model along a specified plane, revealing the internal features and geometry. It is especially useful for understanding complex assemblies and ensuring that all components fit together as intended.

The "Section View" command provides a variety of options to customize the depth, angle, and location of the cut, enabling users to focus on specific areas of interest. This command plays a crucial role during the design and analysis phases, as it enhances visualization and communication of the model's features.

In contrast, other methods, such as applying a "Cut" feature, typically pertain to altering the model itself rather than simply visualizing it. This means that options like rotating the model in 3D space or displaying parts in wireframe mode do not yield the same detailed cross-sectional insights that the "Section View" command provides. These approaches have their uses in different contexts, but for specifically viewing cross-sections, the "Section View" command is the most appropriate and effective choice.