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Funda1nentals of Part Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS 2018

Reuse geometry. The Linear Pattern feature with the Geometry Pattern option saves

rebuild time. Rename the seed feature in the part pattern. The seed feature is the first

feature for the pattern, Example: M3x0.5 Tapped Holel. Assemble additional parts to the

seed feature in the assembly.

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;Q-;, Save time when sketching by utilizing the Grid. Click Grid

[RDisplay grid
Options, Document Properties, Grid/Snap to control rtfoash

display and spacing settings. The Display grid check box I'.{] Automatic scaling

turns on/off the Grid in the sketch. Major grid spacing: 100.00mm ~I

' I/ Minor-lines per major: 4 ~]

-;Q-;, Hide geometric relations to clearly display profile lines

Snap points per minor: 1
in the sketch. Check View, Hide/Show, Sketch Relations

to hide/display geometric relations in the sketch.

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GUIDE Part • Material and Mass Properties

Apply material to the GUIDE part. The Material dialog box

helps you manage physical materials. You can work with

pre-defined materials, create custom materials, apply

materials to parts, and manage favorites.

Calculate the Mass Properties of the GUIDE part using the Mass Properties tool.

Activity: GUIDE Part • Materials Editor and Mass Properties

Apply AISI 304 material to the model.

586) Right-click the Materials folder in the FeatureManager.

587) Click Edit Material. The Materials dialog box is displayed.
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Expand the Steel folder. )[

588) Expand the Steel folder from the SOLIDWORKS Materials ~ GUIDE (Default<<Default> _Display:

box.
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589) Select AISI 304. View the available materials and information lfi:J Sensors

provided in the Materials dialog box. The Materials dialog box • (A] Annotations

is updated from previous years. [l:] Equations

590) Click Apply.

591) Click Close from the Materials dialog box. AISI 304 is

displayed in the GUIDE FeatureManager.

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