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Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018

The ROD part icon is displayed in the Open

documents text box. The mouse pointer

displays the ROD component when positioned

inside the GUIDE-ROD Graphics window.

28) Click a position to the left of the GUIDE as

illustrated. •

• •

Deactivate the Origin display in the assembly if •

needed. • •

29) Click View, Hide/Show, and uncheck Origins

from the Main menu.

Re-position the ROD component in the Graphics

window.

30) Click and drag the ROD in the Graphics

window.

31) Move the ROD on the right side of the GUIDE

as illustrated.

Fit the model to the Graphics window.

32) Press the f key. 0

The component movement in the assembly is

determined by its degrees of freedom.

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-;Q~ Degree of freedom is geometry that is not

defined by dimensions or relations and is free to
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move. In a 20 sketch, there are three degrees of
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freedom: movement along the X axis, Y axis and

~ GUIDE-ROD (Default<Display State-1:

rotation about the Z axis ( the axis normal to the
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Sketch plane). lfl] Sensors

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Save the GUIDE-ROD assembly.
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33) Click Save [ii_ Q Front Plane

Q Top Plane

34) Click Rebuild and Save the document. The Q Right Plane

ROD component is displayed in the GUIDE- L Origin

ROD FeatureManager. The ROD part is free to ~ ~ (f) GUIDE<1 > (Default<<Default>

move and rotate.
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