SOLIDWORKS-AUTOCAD-UNIGRAPHICS DESIGN With tutorial aids that very simple and funny, which emerge to learn 3D design in learner friendly way

To customize the user interface by work flow: Click Tools, Customize, or right-click in the window border and select Customize. On the Options tab, under Work flow customization, select one or more of: Consumer product design Machine design Mold design Click OK. Special menu and toolbar settings are made for Consumer product design, Machine design, or Mold design. After the software is initially installed, you only see this screen once, but you can change all the options in other places, including the Options tab in the Customize dialog box. The three-workflow customizations affect the interface as follows: Consumer product design adds the Surfaces toolbar to the CommandManager. Machine design adds Sheet Metal and Weldments toolbars to the CommandManager. Mold design adds Surfaces and Mold Tools toolbars to the CommandManager. Similar changes are made to the menus to hide or show menu selections as appropriate. You can find more information about hiding and showing menu items later in this chapter. If you want to select a different option after the initial setup, choose Tools ➪ Customize and click the Options tab, where you can specify a different choice. Figure 2.20 shows the Options tab of the Customize dialog box.

Split Line tools to project entities such as sketches, solid, surface, face, plane, or surface spline to surfaces, or curved or planar. It divides the selected face into several separate face. we can divide the curve on some solid body with a single command. We can make a line following divisions: Projection. Projection sketch on the surface. We can divide the pattern line features created using projection curves. We can make use of text split line sketch. This is useful for making items such as decals. Silhouette. Make the split line on the cylinder. Intersection. Splits face with intersecting solid, surface, face, plane, or spline surface. When we make a line break with an open profile sketch, sketch must span at least tw o sides of the model

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Creating Lines Split When we made the split lines, edges do not change that can be reused in the downstream and changed the update feature edges.  In this model we insert line splits at the front face as the last item in the FeatureManager design tree. If we change the order Line1 Split follow Extrude1 features, models defend downstream chamfer and fillet. 

To create a projection split line:Click Split Line (Curves toolbar) or Insert, Curve, Split Line. In the PropertyManager, under Type Split, select Projection. Under Selection, click: A sketch for Sketch for the Project. We can choose some of the contours of the same sketches to share. face-face to project sketches for face to Split. One way to project the split line in only one direction.Click OK. To create a split line silhouette:Click Split Line (Curves toolbar) or Insert, Curve, Split Line. In the PropertyManager, under Type Split, click Silhouette. In Selection: Select the plane to the project through the silhouette of the model (the outside) for Direction of Pull. Select the face to face project for the plane to Split. face can not be planar. Set Angle to create a draft angle.Click OK. To create a line of cleavage junction:Click Split Line (Curves toolbar) or Insert, Curve, Split Line. In the PropertyManager, under Type Split, select Intersection. In Selection: Choose a splitting tool (solid cut, surface, face, plane, or surface splines) for Non Separates / face / Planes.Click on the face / body to Split, and select the target face or body that projected splitting tool.Click OK

Step 1. Create a circle with a diameter of 85 sketches, on the top plane

Step 2. Boss-Extrude1, to create a pedestal table.

Click Insert> Boss> Extrude

From the property manager, Direction 1

select offset, input the number 75

select the Blind, with a thickness of 5

Step 3. Create a circle with a diameter of 15 sketches, the top plane.

The latest from the Quick Properties is a tool that allows us to be able to see and change object properties in place,
without having to go to the Properties palette. we can also change the Quick Properties (QP) or off of the status bar.
After turning the feature on the position on, simply select an object and properties for editing.
You can control the display properties for each object in the CUI (for quick access select the Customize button QP).
The new Quick Properties tab in the Drafting Settings dialog box provides additional control.