Features combine substract in Solidworks

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In the Solidworks program we can combine the bodies contained in one multibody section. We will not be able to combine two separate parts, not touching.
We can create a multibody section by using Insert Section to place one section in another section file.
Then we can only use Combine on multibody parts.
To use the Subtract combine in Solidworks
Click Combine the Features toolbar, or click Insert, Features, Combine.
Combine PropertyManager will appear.
In the Operation Type, click Subtract.
In the Main Body, select the body that will be maintained as the main body.
For Main Body, select the body to keep. ...
For Bodies to Subtract, select the bodies whose material you want to remove.
or select a body of solid body design FeatureManager folder tree.
Under the body to Subtract, select the bodies which we want to remove for Solid Bodies.
Click Show Preview to see the feature.
if it is appropriate ..... Click OK.
good luck 

 




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Create a Polar Array with AutoCAD

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How to make a Polar Array?
Click Home tab Modify panel Polar Array. Find.
Select the objects to array.
Specify a center point. A preview array is displayed.
Enter i (Items) and enter the number of objects to array.
Enter a (Angle) and enter the angle to fill. You can also drag the arrow grips to adjust the fill angle.
In making the polar array, we can make with counterclockwise or clockwise, depending on whether we will enter positive or negative value for sudutnya.Jari-finger array is determined by the distance from a particular focal point for the reference or base point on the last selected object. We can use a standard reference point (usually an arbitrary point which coincides with the point snap), or we can determine the new base point which will be used as a reference point. Array Size Limit If we determine a very large number of rows and columns to arrays, AutoCAD may take a long time to make copy.in default, the number of array elements that can be generated by a limited command is controlled by setting 100.000.MaxArray in registri.we can change boundary by assigning variables using the recording system MaxArray (setenv "MaxArray" "n") where n is the number between 100 and 10,000,000 (ten million).

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Three section planes Solid surface models

You can use view 3d product solidworks with the section plane. You can create a section view, if you made design 3d, click shaded, click view isometric, Click on the section view in the Drawing toolbar, or click Insert, Drawing View, Section. You can use up to three section planes at once. Solid and surface models as well as assemblies can be sectioned. You can use the spin boxes, enter numbers manually, or drag the arrows that are attached to the section planes to move the section through the model. Section planes can also be rotated by dragging the border of the plane. To create the look of a multi-line, or using the line the middle as the line sections, sketch the line before clicking the tool Section View. Some of the lines can have the same label. If the line does not fully penetrate the bounding box of model in view, we are asked whether we want this to be partial cut. If you click Yes, See Section made as part of partial view.

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Creating Simple Parts Assemblies and Drawings

Extruding from a selection.
The From panel establishes where the Extrude feature starts. By default, SolidWorks extrudes from the sketch plane. Other available options include: l Surface/Face/Plane. The extrude begins from a surface body, a face of a solid, or a reference plane. Extruding from a surface Cross-Reference Surface features are discussed in detail in Chapter 27. n l Vertex. The distance from the sketch plane to the selected vertex is treated as an offset distance. l Offset. You can enter an explicit offset distance, and you can change the direction of the offset. Direction 1 and Direction 2 Direction 1 and Direction 2 are always opposite one another. Direction 2 becomes inactive if you select Mid Plane for the end condition of Direction 1. The arrows that display in the graphics window show a single arrow for Direction 1 and a double arrow for Direction 2. For the Blind end condition, which is described next, dragging the arrows determines the distance of the extrude. Each of the end conditions is affected by the Reverse Direction toggle. This toggle simply changes the default direction by 180 degrees. You need to be careful when using this feature, particularly when using the Up to end conditions, because if the entity that you are extruding up to is not in the selected direction, an error results. Following is a brief description of each of the available end conditions for the Extrude feature: l Blind. Blind in this case means an explicit distance. The term is usually used in conjunction with holes of a specific depth, although here it is associated with a boss rather than a hole. l Up to Vertex. In effect, Up to Vertex works just like the Blind end condition, except that the distance is parametrically controlled by a model vertex or sketch point.
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