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

The system displays a preview curve and loft as you select the Profiles

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profiles. Use the Up button and Down button in the Loft <> Sketchl -lower 1
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Sketch2-middle
Property Manager to rearrange the order of the profiles. [!] Sketch3-upper

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IT] -- Clear Selections

-;Q~ Redefine incorrect selections efficiently. Right-click in the SelectionManager

Graphics window, and click Clear Selections to remove selected Start/End C Customize Menu

profiles. Select the correct profiles.

SWITCH Part - Dome Feature

Insert the Dome feature on the top face of the Lofted Base feature. The Dome feature

forms the top surface of the SWITCH. Note: You can specify an elliptical dome for

cylindrical or conical models and a continuous dome for polygonal models. A continuous

dome's shape slopes upwards, evenly on all sides.

I Activity: SWITCH Part - Dome Feature

Insert the Dome feature.

128) Click the top face of the Base Loft feature in the Graphics window.

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129) Click the Dome 8 feature tool. The Dome

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PropertyManager is displayed. Face<1 > is displayed

in the Faces to Dome box. Note: If the Dome feature

is not displayed in the Feature CommandManager, Parameters "'

click Insert, Features, Dome from the Main menu.

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Enter distance. ~ ,_0.200in •

130) Enter .20in, [5.08] for Distance. View the dome ct I.I

feature in the Graphics window. :=======:

131) Click OK ~ from the Dome [21 Continuous dome

PropertyManager. f Face< 1 > I [21 Show preview

Experiment with the Dome feature to display

different results. Click Insert, Features,

Freeform e, to view the Freeform

PropertyManager. As an exercise replace the

Dome feature with a Freeform feature.

In the next section, modify the offset distance

between the Top Plane and Plane 1.

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