Building the Fillet Features Sample Part (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 7 Building the Fillet Features Sample Part (SolidWorks 2014) The Design of this model is selected from ‘SolidWorks Tutorials’:– Basic Techniques → Fillets In this lesson, you learn how to build the sample part used in the Fillet Features tutorial. You can capture the symmetry of a knob in the design intent of the part. You build one half of the sample part in this lesson, then in the Fillet Features lesson, you mirror the model to create the other half. Any changes you make to the original half are reflected in the other half. Later you learn how to use different types of fillets. The steps include: Using relations in sketches Adding draft angles to extruded features _______________________________________________________________ This part of lesson describes how to use different types of fillets. In this lesson, you modify this knob part by: Adding different fillet types: Face Constant radius Variable radius Using mirroring to assure symmetry Applying a library feature Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2mKNQAs
Basic Techniques-Revolve and Sweep Features (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 6 Basic Techniques-Revolve and Sweep Features (SolidWorks 2014) In this Basic Tutorial of SolidWorks we will demonstrate the utilization of part modeling feature named Revolve and Sweep.Revolve Feature is used when we want to create a solid by revolving a closed sketch profile through a specified angle and along an axis. Sweep Feature is used when we want to create a solid using a closed sketch profile and a path.The aforesaid features are utilized quite an often while designing parts. This tutorial is picked up from the default tutorials that comes up with the software. You can find its written version under Basic Techniques → Revolves and Sweeps.Following is the description that is mentioned in the original Tutorial.. In this lesson, you will create the candlestick. This lesson demonstrates: Creating a revolve feature Creating a sweep feature Creating an extruded cut feature with a draft angle Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2nHGXjM
Adding Command Buttons on any toolbar (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 3 Adding Command Buttons on any toolbar (SolidWorks 2014)
Display Dimension in Fraction of an Inch (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 2 Display Dimension in Fraction of an Inch (SolidWorks 2014)
Setting Plain Background Appearance (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 1 Setting Plain Background Appearance (SolidWorks 2014)
Getting Started Tutorial Part-2 (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 5 Getting Started Tutorial Part-2 (SolidWorks 2014) Video Tutorial with Captions The Design of this model is selected from ‘SolidWorks Tutorials’:– Getting Started → Introduction to SolidWorks This lesson includes: For the first drawing, create the drawing sheet of the part. The drawing contains many views, centreline, centre marks, and dimensions. Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2mOdmF9
Getting Started Tutorial Part-1 (SolidWorks 2014)
Serial No. 4 Getting Started Tutorial Part-1 (SolidWorks 2014) Video Tutorial with Captions The Design of this model is selected from ‘SolidWorks Tutorials’:–Getting Started → Introduction to SolidWorksThe Introduction to SolidWorks lesson guides you through the creation of a part and drawing.This lesson includes: Creating base, boss, and cut features from sketches Adding fillets to smooth edges Creating a circular pattern Adding drawing views Adding centerlines, center marks, and dimensions to the drawing. Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2ooDruY
Creating Detail View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)
Video Tutorial with caption Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2Ch3zvc Transcription of Video Open the Hopper Flange (.ipt) part file. Create a new Drawing sheet with metric template. Activate the Base View command from the marking menu. Notice that when the part file is already opened, here model file is automatically displayed in the File drop-down. View Orientation of the Base View should be (Top) and set the view scale to (0.6). Click the left mouse button at the upper side of the sheet. Then move your cursor downward of the base view followed by clicking the left mouse button. Click Create button from the context menu to generate the views. Save the file with the name Hopper Flange. Activate the ‘Detail View’ tool from the Create Panel and select the View1 to define it as the parent view. Detail View dialog box is visible in the graphics window. In the ‘Fence Shape’ field, there are two option first Circular and the second Rectangular for the detail view. The Circular shape is selected by default. Set View Scale 1.5 and click inside of this slot to define the center point of the fence. Drag the fence as displayed and click the right side of the sheet to place the detail view.
Creating a Section View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)
This tutorial displays how to create a Section View in the Drawing Sheet. Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2JT9ICc Transcription of Video Create a new Drawing sheet with metric template. Activate the Base View command from the marking menu. Open the Housing Fixture (.ipt) part file. Set the View Scale of the base view 3:1 from the drop down list. Click the toggle visibility button. Enter the text FRONT VIEW in the ‘View Identifier’ field. Click OK to place the view. Save the drawing sheet with the name Housing Fixture. Activate Section View from the Create Panel and select the Base View to define it as the parent view. Hover the mouse pointer over parent view to find the dotted inference line which defines the Center of the Base View and click to start creating section line. Click Continue button from the right click context menu, Section View dialogue box appears. From here View identifier name and scale can be edited. Click in the design window to place the section view. Save the file.
Creating Base View and Projected View (Autodesk Inventor 2013)
This video tutorial displays how to create Base View and the Projected View along with View name and Scale label in a Drawing Sheet. Click the following link to get the model file: – http://bit.ly/2JUuyRL Transcription of Video Here a blank drawing sheet is open, using the ANSI (mm).idw template. Right click in the graphics window and activate the ‘Base View’ command. Drawing View dialog box is visible in the design window. Click the ‘Open an existing file’ icon. Open the Mount Bracket.ipt file. In the Orientation field, there are different types of pre-defined view orientations that can be placed in the drawing page. Front view is selected by default. By default the view scale is 1:1 of the model which can be changed from here. If you hover the mouse over the drawing sheet, a preview of the Mount Bracket will be visible with the front view in the design window. Click the left mouse button at the bottom of the page. Then move your cursor upward and left side from the base view followed by clicking the left mouse button. At last, move the cursor on the upper right corner of the design window for placing the isometric view. Right click in the graphics window and click Create button in the context menu to generate the desired views. Save the drawing sheet with the name Mount Bracket. Double click the Base view to edit it. Click the ‘Toggle Label Visibility’ icon to show the View name and Scale label on the drawing sheet. Click OK to close the dialog box. In the same way edit the three other projected views.
