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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling

I Activity: Create Socket Head Cap Screw - 4MMCAPSCREW Part

Create the 4MMCAPSCREW.

204) Click New LJ from the Menu bar.

205) Click the MY-TEMPLATES tab from the New SOLIDWORKS New (Ctrl +N)

Creates a new document.
Document dialog box. r--.. -~-.. ·---..

206) Double-click PART-MM-ANSI. The ~ Save As x

Part FeatureManager is displayed. +- v 1' SOLIDWORKS 2018 > PROJECT v C, Search PROJECT J>
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Organize • New folder

Save the part. Enter name and description. 2016 SolidWorks Engineering DeJt " Name Date n

2016 SolidWorks Engineering Gr.;t ~ GUIDE.SLDPRT 7/21/2
207) Click Save lfli. 2016 SolidWorks Reference Guidi' ' PLATE.SLDPRT 7/21/2

2016 SolidWorks Tutorial 1' " ROD.SLDPRT 7/21/2

2017 - 2015 CSWA Certification 11'

208) Select the ENGDESIGN-W- 2017 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS w1'

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SOLIDWORKS\PROJECTS folder. 2017 MQP Flioht 1' " < I >

File name: 4MMCAPSCREW.SLDPRT v

Save as type: Part ('.prt;•.sldprt} v
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209) Enter 4MMCAPSCREW for File name. Descriptio~ P SCREW, 4MM I

@Save as Include all referenced components
210) Enter CAP SCREW, 4MM for O Save as copy and continue Add prefix a c c I
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O Save as copy and open Add suffix ..,,
Description. " Hide Folders *- Save Cancel
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211) Click Save. The 4MMCAPSCREW

FeatureManager is displayed. / · 0 · N · ~ ~~ >
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Create the Base sketch on the Front Plane.
rf.,P Centerline ~ 4MMCAPSCREW (Default< <Defau

212) Right-click Front Plane from the

"'- Midpoint line [€> J History
FeatureManager.

[(1 J Sensors

~ [A] Annotations

213) Click Sketch [_ from the Context toolbar.

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214) Click the Centerline i1## Sketch tool. The : Fr
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Insert Line PropertyManager is displayed. cP Tori-

r?.1 ~D Sketch On Plane

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Section View
215) Click Front view ~ from the Heads-up t. Ori

View toolbar.

Sketch a vertical centerline. ~

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216) Click the Origin L in the Graphics

window. The Origin is coincident with the

first point.

217) Click a position directly above the Origin

as illustrated (approximately 25mm).

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