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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling

Add a vertical dimension.

231) Click the second vertical line.

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232) Click a position to the right of the profile. 4

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233) Enter 4mm.

234) Click the Green Check mark ~ from the Modify dialog box.

Add a top diameter dimension.

235) Click the centerline.

236) Click the second vertical line.

237) Click a position to the left of the Origin and above the second

horizontal line to create a diameter dimension.

238) Enter 7mm. 4

239) Click the Green Check mark .; from the

Modify dialog box.

Create an overall vertical dimension.

240) Click the top horizontal line. 4

241) Click the Origin. f

242) Click a position to the right of the profile. 14

243) Enter 14mm.

244) Click the Green Check mark ~ .

Deselect the Smart Dimension Sketch tool. 4---r a
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245) Right-click Select.

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246) Click the centerline in the Graphics window for

axis for revolution. The Line Properties lJ Revolve (1)

PropertyManager is displayed. .; x

Axis of Revolution A
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Create the first feature. Insert a Revolved Base feature. .
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247) Click Revolved Boss/Base ~ from Direction1 A

the Features toolbar. 0 v]

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248) Click Yes to the question, "The sketch t:r 360.00deg ~

is currently open. A non-thin 1 4 D Direction2 v

revolution feature requires a closed ' .. --r D Thin Feature v

sketch. Would you like the sketch to

Selected Contours v
be automatically closed?" The

Revolve PropertyManager is

displayed.

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