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

Insert an Extruded Cut feature.

Direction 1
174) Click the Extruded Cut [&! feature

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tool. The Cut-Extrude

PropertyManager is displayed. 74

Blind is the default End Condition.

175) Enter .275in, [6.99] for Depth in ~ [o.27Sin [:]

Direction 1 . D Flip side to cut

176) Click the Draft On/Off button. ~ jL--sde_g ----------=ffi===": I

D Draft outward
177) Enter 5deg for Angle. Accept the default settings.

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178) Click OK .; from the Cut-Extrude

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PropertyManager. Cut-Extrude1 is displayed in
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the FeatureManager.

Parameters I h. k l I Aj

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179) Rename Cut-Extrude1 to Front-Cut. G o.,soi k:

Insert the Shell feature.

180) Click the Shell ['.j9 feature tool. The Shell1

PropertyManager is displayed. t)

D Shell outward

181) Click the front face of the Front-Cut as D Show preview

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182) Press the left arrow approximately 8 times to

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view the back face.

183) Click the back face of the Base Extrude.

184) Enter .150in, [3.81] for Thickness.

185) Click OK .; from the Shell 1 PropertyManager. Shell 1 is displayed in

the FeatureManager.

Display an Isometric view.

186) Press the space bar to display the Orientation dialog box.

187) Click Isometric view ~ .

Display the inside of the Shell. Save the model.

188) Click Right view @. Inside Gap

from the Shell

feature.

189) Click Hidden Lines Visible ® from the Heads-

up View toolbar.

190) Click Save ii.

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-;Q;_ Use the inside gap created by the Shell

feature to seat the 0-RING in the assembly.

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