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

397) Click the Circle 0 Sketch tool. The Circle

[130.18nm]
PropertyManager is displayed. 0 5.12&1

398) Sketch a circle centered at the Origin.

Add a dimension.

399) Click the Smart Dimension <' Sketch tool. Click the

circumference of the circle.

400) Enter 5.125in, [130.18].

Insert the third Extruded Boss/Base feature.

401) Click the Extruded Boss/Base ~ feature tool. The

Boss-Extrude PropertyManager is displayed.

402) Enter .1 OOin, [2.54] for Depth in Direction 1. The Extrude

arrow points to the front.

403) Click OK ~ from the Boss-Extrude PropertyManager.

Display an Isometric view.

404) Click Isometric view ~ .

Rename Boss-Extrude3. Hide the BatteryloftPlane. Save the model.

405) Rename Boss-Extrude3 to Boss-Stop.

406) If needed, Hide the BatteryloftPlane as illustrated.

407) Click Save ~ .

HOUSING Part- Draft Feature

The Draft feature tapers selected model faces by a specified angle by utilizing a Neutral

Plane or Parting Line. The Neutral Plane option utilizes a plane or face to determine the

pull direction when creating a mold.

The Parting Line option drafts surfaces around a parting line of a mold. Utilize the

Parting Line option for non-planar surfaces. Apply the Draft feature to solid and surface

models.

A 5deg draft is required to ensure proper thread mating between the LENSCAP and the

HOUSING. The LENSCAP Extruded Boss/Base (Boss-Extrude!) feature has a 5deg

draft angle.

The outside face of the Extruded Boss/Base (Boss-Extrude!) feature HOUSING requires

a 5° draft angle. The inside HOUSING wall does not require a draft angle. The Extruded

Boss/Base (Boss-Extrude 1) feature has a 5° draft angle. Use the Draft feature to create the

draft angle. The front circular face is the Neutral Plane. The outside cylindrical surface is

the face to draft.

You created the Extruded Boss/Base and Extruded Cut features with the Draft Angle

option. The Draft feature differs from the Extruded feature, Draft Angle option. The Draft

feature allows you to select multiple faces to taper.

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