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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Fundamentals of Assembly Modeling
The ROD, PLATE, and 4MMCAPSCREWS are free to ~l~ l~l$ i"'I >
translate along the z-axis. Their component status remains v·
under defined, (-) in the GUIDE-ROD FeatureManager. c:!fl GUIDE-ROD (Default< Display State-1 >)
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The GUIDE is fixed (f) to the assembly Origin. The flange ifi:J Sensors
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bolts are fully defined since they are mated only to the
il'] Equations
GUIDE.
[!] Front Plane
, 1,. [!] Top Plane
[!J Right Plane
-;Q~ Understand how Mates reflect the physical behavior in L Origin
an assembly. Move and rotate components to test the mate • ~ (f} GUIDE<1 > (Default<<Default> _Display
behavior. The correct mate selection minimizes rebuild time • ~ (-) ROD<1 > (Default< <Default> _Display S
• ~ (-) PLATE <1 > (Default< <Default> _Display
and errors in the assembly.
• ~ flange bolt<1> (MB-1.25 x 30<<M8-1.25 x
• ~ flange bolt<2> (M8-1.25 x 30<<M8-1.25 x
Tolerance and Fit • ~ (-)4MMCAPSCREW<1> (Default<<Defaul
• ~ (-)4MMCAPSCREW<2> (Default<<Defaul
The ROD travels through the GUIDE in the GUIDE-ROD • ®® Mates
assembly. The shaft diameter of the ROD is lOmm. The hole
diameter in the GUIDE is lOmm. A lOmm ROD cannot be
inserted into a 1 Omm GUIDE hole without great difficulty.
(Press Fit.)
Note: The lOmm dimension is the nominal
dimension. The nominal dimension is approximately
the size of a feature that corresponds to a common
fraction or whole number.
Tolerance is the difference between the maximum and
minimum variation (Limits) of a nominal dimension
and the actual manufactured dimension.
Example: A ROD has a nominal dimension of
lOOmm with a tolerance of± 2mm (lOOmm ± 2mm).
This translates to a part with a possible manufactured
dimension range between 98mm (lower limit) to
102mm (upper limit). The total ROD tolerance is
4mm.
Note: Design rule of thumb: Design with the
maximum permissible tolerance. Tolerance flexibility
saves in manufacturing time and cost.
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