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Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018

Insert an Extruded Cut feature.

275) Click the Extruded Cut I feature tool. The Cut-Extrude

PropertyManager is displayed.

276) Enter 4mm for the Depth. Accept the default settings.

277) Click OK ~ from the Cut-Extrude PropertyManager. Cut-

Extrude1 is displayed in the FeatureManager.

Display an Isometric view.

278) Press the space bar to display the Orientation dialog box.

279) Click Isometric view ~ .

Save the 4MMCAPSCREW.

280) Click Save Ii. View the results.

SmartMates

A SmartMate is a Mate that automatically occurs when a component is placed into an

assembly. The mouse pointer displays a SmartMate feedback symbol when common

geometry and relationships exist between the component and the assembly.

SmartMates are Concentric or Coincident. A Concentric SmartMate assumes that the

geometry on the component has the same center as the geometry on an assembled

reference. A Coincident Plane SmartMate assumes that a plane on the component lies

along a plane on the assembly. As the component is dragged into place, the mouse

pointer provides feedback such as:

Mating Entities: Type of Mate: Icon Feedback:

• Two linear edges Coincident •

• Two planner faces Coincident •

• Two vertices Coincident •

• Two conical faces Concentric •

• Two circular edges Coincident/Concentric

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