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Introduction Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018

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Features are the building blocks of parts. Use feature

tools such as Extruded Boss/Base, Extruded Cut, Fillet,

etc. from the Features tab in the CommandManager to )_
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create 3 D parts. - 1 - 1

Extruded features begin with a 2D sketch created on a 1 1

Sketch plane. 16.50

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The 2D sketch is a profile or cross section. Use sketch

tools such as Line, Center Rectangle, Slot, Circle

Centerline, Mirror, etc. from the Sketch tab in the

CommandManager to create a 2D sketch. Sketch the

general shape of the profile. Add geometric relationships

and dimensions to control the exact size of the geometry

and your Design Intent. Design for change.

Create features by selecting edges or faces of existing

features, such as a Fillet. The Fillet

feature rounds sharp comers.

Radius: O.Sin

Dimensions drive features. Change a

dimension, and you change the size of Direction 1

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the part. ~ Blind

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Use Geometric relationships: Vertical, Up To Surface

Offset From Surface
Horizontal, Parallel, etc. and various End ~ Up To Body II

Mid Plane
Conditions to maintain the Design Intent.
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Create a hole that penetrates through a

part (Through All). SOLIDWORKS

maintains relationships through the

change.

The step-by-step approach used in this

text allows you to create, edit and

modify parts, assemblies and drawings.

Change is an integral part of design.

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