Who am I? (SolidWorks)
You need to select this in order to start sketching
A plane
Name (1) type of dimension that details a circular feature
Radius or Diameter
The act of representing designs or ideas in various forms in order to present or evaluate a design.
Modeling
True or False
SolidWorks has the capability of making different kinds of views for a drawing of a model or part
True
Name one of the hole types
Thru, counterbore, blind, countersink
This command adds thickness to a 2D sketch
Extrude Boss/Base
These are the (2) units of measurement used for dimensions
US Customary & SI (Metric)
This modeling uses a computer and software to create a representation of an object or concept.
Computer Modeling
This contains all necessary information on a drawing.
Title Block
True or False
The amount of space available determines the placement of a dimension of a linear feature.
True
This command removes material from a solid by revolving a profile around an axis.
Revolved cut
Name (2) of the (4) features used to indicate dimensions
Extension lines, Dimension lines, Leader lines, Dimension Units
This type of modeling represents information in the form of charts, graphs, maps, or geometric figures.
Graphical Modeling
Name (3) pieces of information that is found in the title block.
Company Name, Title, Product, Drawing Number, Revision, Scale, Drawn by, Material, Checked by, Approved by, Tolerances
What is the name of the part feature that creates an arc to remove a sharp edge from a part?
Fillet
This is a beveled edge that connects edges or faces
Chamfer
Name (2) rules for dimensioning drawings and prints
1. Objects are completely dimensioned
2. Objects are not over-dimensioned
3. Dimensions are shown in the view that most clearly show the feature
4. Hidden lines are not dimensioned
5. Dimensions must be provided in a usable manner
6. Dimensions must be provided in a readable manner
7. Combine Repetitive Dimensions
This type of modeling involves listing or mapping the concepts involved in a design or process under investigation.
Concept Modeling
What are the (3) types of dimensioned features on a drawing?
Linear, circular, angular
Linear and circular are two types of this command.
Pattern
This command is used to create new entities by making a copy of existing entities about a centerline or plane (face)
Mirror
On drawings, this is providing dimensions in more than one unit of measurement
Dual dimensioning
There are (3) examples of physical modeling that were covered in class, name (2) of them
Mock up, Scale model, Prototype
What statement is included in the title block on a drawing, so that they do not need to write unit abbreviations after every dimension?
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS/INCHES
These types of lines are ignored when creating features in SolidWorks
Construction lines or Centerlines