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Fundamentals of Part Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS 2018

The Extruded Cut feature created the Slot-Cut. The Mirror feature created a second Slot-

Cut symmetric about the Right Plane. The Guide Hole utilized the Extruded Cut feature

with the Through All End Condition.

The Hole Wizard created the M3 x0.5 Tapped Hole, the seed feature in the Linear

Pattern. The Linear Pattern feature created multiple instances of the M3 x0.5 Tapped

Hole.

You reused geometry to save design time and rebuild time. The Mirror feature, Linear

Pattern feature, Geometry Pattern option and Sketch Mirror are time saving tools. You

defined materials in the part used by other software applications.

Project Summary

You created three file folders to manage your project models, document templates and

vendor components. The PART-ANSI-MM Part Template was developed and utilized for

three parts: ROD, GUIDE and PLATE.

The PLATE part consisted of an Extruded Boss/Base, Extruded Cut, Fillet and Hole

Wizard features. The ROD consisted of an Extruded Boss/Base, Extruded Cut, Chamfer,

and Hole Wizard features. The ROD illustrated the process to manipulate design changes

with the Rollback bar, Edit Sketch and Edit Feature/Edit Sketch commands. The GUIDE

part utilized an Extruded Boss/Base feature sketch with the Dynamic Mirror Entities tool.

The GUIDE also utilized the Extruded Cut, Mirror, Hole Wizard and Linear Pattern

features.

All sketches for the Extruded Boss/Base and Extruded Cut features utilized geometric

relationships. Incorporate geometric relations such as Horizontal, Vertical, Symmetric,

Equal, Collinear and Coradial into your sketches.

In Project 3, insert the ROD, GUIDE and PLATE parts into a new assembly. In Project 4,

create an assembly drawing and a detailed drawing of the GUIDE part.

Are you ready to start Project 3? Stop! Examine and create additional parts. Perform

design changes. Take chances, make mistakes and have fun with the various features and

commands in the project exercises.

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-;Q~ When you create a new part or

assembly, the three standard default

Planes (Front, Right and Top) are

aligned with specific views. The Plane

you select for the Base sketch

determines the orientation of the part. ongin1l Origin11 Origin1]

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