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

415) Click OK ~ from the Draft

PropertyManager. Draft1 is ~ Draft1

displayed in the FeatureManager. ~ x ti) ®
Draft Angle

Type of Draft
Display the draft angle and the straight @ Neutral plane

interior. O Parting line

416) Click Right view @. / Ostep draft

Draft Angle

417) Click Hidden Lines Visible ® Straight tf Sdeg ~

from the Heads-up View Neutral Plane

tool bar.
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Faces to Draft
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418) Click Save ~ - • •
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~Q;. The order of feature creation is important. Apply threads after
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the Draft feature for plastic parts to maintain a constant thread v

thickness. ~ HOUSING (Default< <Default> _D "'

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HOUSING Part - Thread with Swept Feature ~ Sensors

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The HOUSING requires a thread. Create the threads for the
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HOUSING on the outside of the Draft feature. Create the thread ::o Material <not specified>

with the Swept feature. The thread requires two sketches: dJ Front Plane

ThreadPath and ThreadSection. dJ Top Plane

dJ Right Plane

The LENSCAP and HOUSING Thread utilize the same technique. L Origin

Create a ThreadPlane. Utilize Convert Entities to create a circular • dtJ Base Extrude

sketch referencing the HOUSING Extruded Boss/Base cP BatteryloftPlane
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• ~ Boss-Loft1
(Boss-Extrude 1) feature.

• dtJ Boss-Battery

Insert a Helix/Spiral curve to create the path. l19l Shell1

• ~ Boss-Stop

Reuse geometry between parts. The ThreadSection is copied from ~ Draft1

the LENSCAP and is inserted into the HOUSING Top Plane.

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