An Introduction to Solid works CAD Solid Modelling
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An Introduction to Solid works CAD/ Solid Modelling in 3 D Level I: PGCE: 2008 RA Moffatt
Solid Modelling - CAD Inset September 2008 Version 2007 RA Moffatt WELB. Technology Educational Centre Omagh
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WALT – We Are Learning To: Cosmos Express: e. Drawings: Simulator: Drawing: Sketch Geometry: Features: Assemblies: Photo Works: Inserting Planes Sketch Relations Sketch Tools: Mirror Center point Arc Line Rectangle Circle Off-Set Entities Linear Sketch Step Repeat Smart Dimensions Mirror Features Assembly of Part Files; Exploded assemblies Animated exploded Simulation Animator Rendering a Part File & Assemblies Positioning – light Spot lights! Decals Extrude Cut Revolve Sweep Boss/Base Linear Pattern Fillets & Chamfer Hole Wizard Simple hole Adding Text Loft Copy a feature
3 D Solid Modelling using Solid Works Version 2007 RA Moffatt WELB.
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Drilling Jig Exercise 1:
Exercise 1:
Learning Intentions to: • sketch a rectangle in the top work plane • add dimensions • use the extruded Boss/Base feature • select a new face or new work plane • copy and paste an extrusion • edit the sketch • use Photo Works to render the model Exercise 2:
Exercise 2:
35 90 70 150 35 135 20 150 Exercise 2:
Solid Modelling a Sliding Bevel Blade Drawing the Blade
Solid Modelling the Blade Learning Intentions to: • use the line tool - sketch a line • add or create a dimension/s • add a relationship between two points – ‘coincident’ • add a relationship between two points – ‘merge’ • extrude a sketch - Boss/Base • use Real / View Graphics • use Sketch Entities - Text Drawing the Blade
Solid Modelling the Blade R 12 60 R 2. 5 100 150 Drawing the Blade Exercise 3:
Exercise 3:
LED Light Emitting Diode R 3 Revolve Profile: 7 1. 2 1 R 4 Exercise 4:
Learning Intentions to: • sketch using centre lines • add dimensions • use the Centre point Arc tool • use the Revolve feature • add a Fillet • use Photo Works to render the model Exercise 5:
Acorn Cord-Pull Exercise 5:
30 R 33. 54 A B 15 R 20 20 Use Centrepoint Arc at A and B Exercise 5:
A Gate Catch Assembly / Photo Works: Exercise 6:
45 5 50 5 21 10 25 2 Gate Latch: Back-Plate:
Hole Wizard
6 6 12 60 8 5 15 17 5 Gate Latch: Snib:
Lego Block Learning Intentions to: • use the sketch geometry • add dimensions • use the Linear Sketch Pattern tool • use the Shell Feature • use the Fillet Feature • add text using Sketch Entities • use the Extrude Cut Feature Exercise 7:
Lego Block Rendered using Photo Works Exercise 7:
Lego Block 2 Extrude 2 mm 5 5 20 20 20 Exercise 7:
Apply Features: Linear Pattern Fillet & Shell Lego Block x 5 Exercise 8:
A Bird Feeder Exercise 8:
Skewer A Bird Feeder Sweep Profile: Exercise 8:
- Define geometric modelling
- Parametric surface modeling
- Solid
- Streetworks revision
- Introduction to cad
- Solid works demo
- Solid works
- Solid works
- Solid works
- Solid works simulation
- Technological modelling
- Homology modelling steps
- Jmt java
- Molecular modelling laboratory
- Modelling madness what's new
- Rich interaction
- Lbo model test
- Homology modelling steps
- Hair modelling
- Embedded software development life cycle
- Homology modelling steps
- Exercise 4
- Mathematical modeling of electrical systems examples
- Modelling rich interaction
- Unit 5 data modelling assignment 2
- Tools of structured analysis
- Algorithmic cost modelling
- Class responsibility collaborator modelling
- State modelling
- Object oriented model adalah
- Multi jet modeling
- Cognitive modelling