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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Extrude and Revolve Features

Develop design intent as you sketch with

Add Relations
Geometric relations. Sketch relations are

a - Horizontal
geometric constraints between sketch
I Vertical

entities or between a sketch entity and a ,,. Collinear
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plane, axis, edge, or vertex. Relations can I J_ Perpendicular

be added automatically or manually. ~
Parallel
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A rectangle contains Horizontal, Vertical, o------,a 'c fix

and Perpendicular automatic Geometric

relations. Apply design intent using added

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Geometric relations. Example: Horizontal,

Vertical, Collinear, Perpendicular, Parallel

etc.

Example A: Apply design intent to create a 2.00

square profile. Sketch a rectangle. Apply the Center

Rectangle tool. Note: No construction reference centerline

or Midpoint relation is required with the Center Rectangle

tool. Insert dimensions to define the square. ¢ 4

Example B: Develop a rectangular profile. Apply the

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Comer Rectangle tool. The bottom horizontal midpoint ,. -, - -,
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of the rectangular profile is located at the Origin. Add a

Midpoint relation between the horizontal edge of the

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rectangle and the Origin. Insert two dimensions to define 16.50

the width and height of the rectangle as illustrated.

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2. Design Intent in the Feature

Build design intent into a feature by addressing symmetry,

feature selection, and the order of feature creation.

Example A: The Boss-Extrude 1 feature (Base

feature) remains symmetric about the Front Plane.

Utilize the Mid Plane End Condition option in

Direction 1. Modify the depth and the feature

remains symmetric about the Front Plane.

Example B: Do you create each tooth separate

using the Extruded Cut feature? No. Create a

single tooth and then apply the Circular Pattern

feature. Create 34 teeth for a Circular Pattern

feature. Modify the number of teeth from

32 to 24.

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