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Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2018 Swept, Lofted and Additional Features

With Guide Curves, the profile follows the path and the Guide Curve geometry to

produce the violin body.

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Path/Profile Path, Profile and Guide Curves

~ Additional information on Swept and Pierce are found in SOLIDWORKS Help

Topics. Keywords: Swept ( overview, simple sweep) and Pierce (relations). Refer to Help,

SOLIDWORKS Tutorials, Revolves and Sweeps for additional

information.

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The 0-RING utilized the Swept feature. '

The Swept feature required a sketch path Path(S ketch-path) ~ I ~ ~l~ l~I )

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and a sketch profile. The path was a

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circle sketched on the Front Plane. The

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profile was the diameter of the circular in:] Sensors

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the sketch profile on a perpendicular I [P Front Plane
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plane to the path and use a pierce [P Top Plane

relation to locate the profile on the path. uJ Right Plane

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Swept features can be simple or complex. Small, Medium and .... ~ Base-Sweep

Large configurations of the 0-RING were developed with a Design L. Sketch-path

Table. The Design Table icon displayed in the

ConfigurationManager is an Excel based spread sheet utilized to

create variations of dimensions and features.

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