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Peddle Open a new part with model units set to millimeters. Select the three planes on the left and make them visible by clicking on the glasses. Select the Front Plane and create a sketch by clicking on the 2D Sketch icon Draw the sketch as shown in the picture.
Use the SolidWorksModel part as reference file if the 2D sketch is unclear to you (Extrude1, Sketch 1). Create an extrude Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude Direction 1 Change
: Blind into 8 mm
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Create two fillets Select the two green edges as shown in the picture. Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round
> 60 mm
Click OK
Create another two fillets Select the two green edges as shown in the picture. Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round
> 17,5 mm
Click OK
Select the front surface of Extrude1 and draw the sketch as shown in the picture
Create an extrude Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude Direction 1 Change
: Blind into 20 mm
Click OK
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Create fillets on the edges of the green surfaces Select the green surfaces as shown in the picture. Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round
> 1 mm
Click OK
Create a new plane parallel at the Top Plane Go to: Insert > Reference Geometry > Plane Select the Top Plane as shown in the picture. Change the Offset Distance
into 17,5 mm.
Ensure that the offset is directed to above. If not, click “Reverse direction”
Click OK Select the new plane and create a new sketch Draw the sketch as shown in the picture. Create a revolve Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Revolve Axis of revolution
: Select the green line as shown in the picture.
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Create a dome Go to: Insert > Feature > Dome Select the green face of Revolve1. Change the Distance
into 3 mm.
Don’t select the Elliptical dome option
Click OK
Create fillets on the edges Select the green surface and edges as sho wn in the picture. Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round
> 1 mm
Click OK
Select the green surface and create a new sketch Draw the sketch as shown in the picture.
Create an extrude Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude Direction1 Change
: Blind into 100 mm
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Create a chamfer Go to: Insert > Features > Chamfer Select one green edge of Extrude3 as shown in the picture. Select the “Distance – distance” option. : 16 mm : 7,5 mm Click OK
Create a chamfer on the other edge of Extrude3 as well Repeat the last action and create a second chamfer as shown in the picture.
Create a new plane parallel at the Front Plane Go to: Insert > Reference Geometry > Plane Select the green surface as shown in the picture. Change the Offset Distance
into 20 mm.
Ensure that the offset is directed to the front. If not, click “Reverse direction”
Click OK
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Select the new plane and draw the sketch as shown in the picture
Create an extrude Go to: Insert > Boss/Base > Extrude Direction 1 Change
: Blind into 2,5 mm
Ensure that the extrude is directed to the front as shown in the picture. If not, click “Reverse Direction”
Click OK
Create a linear pattern Go to: Insert > Pattern/Mirror > Linear Pattern Select an edge that lies parallel at the direction of the pattern. This could be the green line as shown in the picture. Change
into: 20 mm
Number of Instances Features to pattern
:4 : Extrude4
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Create fillets on the edges Go to: Insert > Features > Fillet/Round
> 1 mm
Select the green surfaces as shown in the picture. Click OK
Hide
all planes and sketches
Save
the file with the following name: Peddle
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