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Fundamentals of Part Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS 2018

Add a Coradi al relation.

396) Click the right blue arc as illustrated.

397) Hold the Ctrl key down.
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398) Click the outside circular edge. lrn Properties (?)

~ ...

399) Release the Ctrl key. The Properties 6

PropertyManager is displayed. Selected Entities "'

Arc2

Edge<1>
400) Click Coradial from the Add Relations
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box. Existing Relations "'

..h. Coradial3

401) Click OK ~ from the Properties

PropertyManager. The sketch is fully (i) Fully Deli ned

defined and is displayed in black.

Add Relations "' ~l~l~.$1~1 ~
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Exit the sketch and rebuild the model. I.... ~ Coradial v

°' Tangent

402) Rebuild I the model. @ Concentric ~ ROD (Default< <Default> _Dii

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Display an Isometric view. Roll back the ~ [€> I History

Rollback bar in the FeatureManager. Options "' lfi:] Sensors

O For construction
403) Click Isometric view ~ . ~ IA] Annotations

404) Drag the Rollback bar downward ~ Equations
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below the Back Hole feature in the ~=ift Material <not specified>

FeatureManager. (P Front Plane

(P Top Plane
Save the ROD.

405) Click Save 11. (P Right Plane

L Origin
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.... ~ Base Extrude

-;Q~ There are three ways to add geometric relations. L._ Sketch1

Utilize the Add Relations Sketch tool ..h , use the .... ~ Front Cut

Properties PropertyManager, or use the Context toolbar. L._ Sketch?

.... ~ Front Hole

Utilize the Properties Property Manager ~ Properties or the
L._ Sketch2

Context toolbar when you select multiple sketch entities in L._ Sketch3

the Graphics window. Select the first entity. Hold the Ctrl ~ Chamfer1

key down and select the remaining geometry to create .... ~ Keyway Cut

Sketch relations. The Properties and Context toolbar L._ Keyway

technique requires fewer steps. .... ~ 04.0 (4) Back Hole

, ,/ L._ SketchS

-;Q~ View the mouse pointer L._ Sketch6

icon to confirm selection of the

correct point, edge, face, etc.

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