______ is the basis for all parts and must me created in order to use Extrude or other feature tools
What is Sketch?
These PROJECTIONS show the overall shape of a part separately, and are relative to one another by 90 degrees.
What is ORTHOGRAPHIC VIEWS
_______ are applied to 2-D sketches in a Part Studio to create 3-D parts. Extrude and Revolve are examples
What is FEATURES
This PROJECTION shows the overall shape of a part in 3D and is characterized by having 30 degree angles with respect to a horizontal axis.
What is ISOMETRIC
A model created half-way through the engineering design process that may be manufactured in full or reduced scale
What is PROTOTYPE
Hollows are made in moistened sand, filled with molten metal, and left to cool.
What is SAND CASTING
A part of a sketch that is independent. It could be a line, a point, geometry, or reference plane.
What is Entity
On a blueprint view one can adjust this to make the view bigger or smaller depending on the actual size of the CAD model and the ANSI blueprint template size.
What is SCALE
To add something NEW AND REVOLUTIONARY to an already established invention.
What is Innovation
A manufacturing process in which a part is seemingly carved-out of stock material.
What is SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING
A relationship that is formed between entities that defines their shape, size, and orientation permanently unless broken.
What is CONSTRAINT
Clicking on a 3D Model or 2D Drawing entity/entities allows you to show the unit measurement of an element of a drawing/part
What is DIMENSION
The use of science and math to invent useful things or to solve a problem
What is ENGINEERING/TECHNOLOGY
A manufacturing process in which a part is manufactured layer by layer until the part is made.
What is ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Geometry that is ignored when the sketch region is used for features. Often, this geometry serves as reference.
What is CONSTRUCTION
This view allows you to see a particular region of an existing view that requires "magnification" for better detail display.
What is DETAIL VIEW
The design and manufacture of simple and complex products or systems by using the procedure/step method.
What is The Engineering Design Process
Focus on the design and operation of integrated systems for the production of high-quality, economically competitive products. These systems may include computer networks, robots, machine tools, and materials-handling equipment.
What is Manufacturing Engineer