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Welcome back in this tutorial we will start learning about part design.
So click on start mechanical design part design.
Then from at first you have to create a sketch to convert it into 3D.
Click on the sketch then select the plane on which you want to create the sketch.
Then create the sketch.
Suppose I create one center rectangle.
Give the center point, give the location.
And using constraints you can give the dimension.
Double click and change it.
So in this your sketch should be close.
That carry you to take and click on exit workbench.
Now you are back in part design.
Then to convert this rectangle into a 3D plate click on this pad.
Then give the length.
I have much how much is the thickness of the plate.
By clicking on this preview you can view the preview.
If you can reverse the direction from here click on reverse direction preview.
So you can revert.
Change the side of the thickness.
Here you can give the length how much length you want.
Then you can also make it thick if you want to give some thickness.
Click on the thick.
Then here you have to give the thickness.
Now thickness is 1 mm.
So click on preview.
So here you can view that a thickness of 1 mm has been given.
So it has been given if we view the top view.
And zoom fit.
So it has been given inside our sketch.
If you want the thickness outside also from here you can give the thickness on other side also.
So from your sketch it has been given outside.
You can click on preview.
So in this your on both side you can give the thickness.
And if you want 50-50 on both side then you have to click on this neutral fiber.
If you click on neutral fiber whatever is your thickness that will be divided half on either side.
So in this way you can use the thick option if you want to give the thickness to the part.
So that means it will create a from here again we will go for isometric view.
So in this way you can create a thick part for this sketch.
We will remove it.
So it is again plate.
And if you want to give the same thickness as this on the other side also then you can use the mirror extent.
If you click on mirror extent.
So same thickness of 20 will be given on both side.
That means total thickness will become 40 mm.
And if you want other thickness if you want different thickness for other side then remove the mirror extent.
And from second limit here you can give the thickness what you want.
Suppose on other side I want it to be 30 then click on preview.
So here it is 30 here it is 20 and you can switch between 30 and 20 using this reverse direction.
So in this way you can change the side.
So again we will go back to zero here and we will click on ok.
So this plate is ready.
Then again zoom fit.
Suppose I want to create some shape here.
Then again you have to click on the sketch.
Select the surface on which you want to create the sketch.
Then create your rectangle again.
Suppose I will create this rectangle.
Give the first point, second point.
Give the parameters as required.
Then click on this line.
I want to match this line with this line.
Click on this line.
Press control button and click on other line.
And then click on constraint defining dialogue box and give the coincidence constraint.
Same way for this also.
Select this line, control this line.
Then click on constraint dependent dialogue box coincidence.
So in this way this rectangle is aligned to this side.
Then again click on exit workbench.
Then give the thickness.
Again use the paddock command to give the thickness.
And give the height whatever you want.
And click on ok.
So in this way this part is created.
Then next suppose I want to make some hole here.
Then for that again I will create a sketch.
Click on sketch.
Select this surface.
Then create.
Suppose I want a circular hole there.
And then click on circle at the center.
And if you want circle to be at different locations.
Suppose I want it at this location.
And you can give the dimension using constraint.
Suppose I want this point from this surface at some specified distance.
So in this way you have to dimension it.
Same way you have to give distance of this point from this surface.
At some distance.
Now what did the constraint is there?
Coincidence constraint is there between edge and circle.
Therefore this has become pink.
So suppose I don't want this coincidence constraint.
Just select it and delete it.
So it will be removed.
And here you can change it if you want it.
So in this way you can place the object and give the dimension by surrounding edges or any references.
So I created this circle.
Give the dimension using constraint and press exit word bench.
Then to create a cut you have to use pocket command here.
So click on pocket.
Then give the depth.
How much depth you want that you can give.
Then click on okay.
Other options are same as we have seen in the pad command.
Those are the same.
At clicking on this more you can see the other options also.
Click on less it will show this much only.
Then click on okay.
So in this way this hole is created.
So as we create the object here in tree.
The features are created.
So here is part one then part body.
If you buy mistake click on this line again click on it.
So lights will get on again.
So click on this plus.
So here is the pad one that was the original we have created.
This is pad two.
This is and this is the pocket.
If you want to edit any of this feature.
Suppose I want to change of this height of this pad two.
Just double click on that pad two.
So here you can change the parameters of pad two directly.
Or I want to increase the or you can also edit it by double clicking on the part itself.
Suppose I want to change the thickness of this part.
So double click on it and here you can change the parameter.
So in this way you can double click here or double click on the part.
And if you want to make changes in the sketch then before this pad one there is plus sign is there.
So you have to click on that and here sketch is there.
So just double click on the sketch.
So you can make changes to the sketch if you want it.
So in this way you can and again after making changes click on exit word bench.
So as per that suppose we will just make some change.
Suppose I want a circular profile here.
So I will take the circle.
Take this midpoint and click on here.
Then I need a close profile.
So this placement of this circle has created multiple profiles.
So to convert this shape into single profile you will just trim these shapes.
So for that click on this arrow of this stream and double click the quick trim.
So we can use the trim multiple times.
Yes.
Yes.
Okay.
So in this way this circle has been inserted there.
So you can also give parameter.
Okay.
Then click this quick trim to come out and click on this exit word bench.
So as per the modification of your sketch your part will get modified.
So and if you if you don't want any features just select it and right click and select delete.
Or you can also select the delete button on the keyboard to remove it.
So just click delete.
Yes.
Delete aggregated element.
So whatever sketch has been there.
If you want to keep the sketch as it is then you have to remove the tick of this here.
And if you want to delete those also just take it.
Okay.
So this sketch and that feature both will be deleted.
And suppose I don't want this full part just click on this part one right click and delete.
And delete all children is there.
So it is tick so all children will be deleted.
Click on okay.
So all part has been deleted.
So we will create one more sketch.
So click on sketch.
See, so I want to create a vertical part.
So I will take this vertical ZX plane.
Then you can pan it by pressing the scroll button and dragging the mouse.
Then using profile we will create one sketch.
So you have to pay attention to the color of the line.
If line is straight it will be in blue.
And if it is in line it will be in white.
So what is your requirement?
As for that you have to manage it.
You can also track the surrounding points.
So that it will be in line with those points.
So this sketch is ready.
Then click on exit workbench.
And again to convert it into a 3D click on pad.
Give the thickness 40.
I want it on both sides of the sketch.
So I will click on mirror extend.
Okay.
So this part is ready.
Then suppose I want to create one sketch here.
So just click on sketch, select the surface, zoom fit, click on this zoom fit.
Then suppose I want to create a circle here.
And using constraint we can give the placement dimension.
And click on exit workbench.
Then to convert this into 3D again click on pad.
Then here in type if we click on this dimension.
So there are different options are there.
So if you select up to next then it will extrude or it will create part up to the next surface.
If you click on preview it will show it.
And if you click on optimal last that means it will go up to the last surface.
Click on the preview.
And if you take up to plane then you can choose the plane up to which you want to create it.
So it will create up to the selected plane or up to surfaces also the same.
So in this way you can define the first limit.
Same way you can define the second limit also.
If I want this shape to come out by some dimension.
So here you can give the dimension how much you want.
Pre-year.
So it will come out in the direction.
And if there are some extend limits are there.
You can use this option also.
So in this way you can use the type option from first limit and second limit to define the depth.
And same options are applicable for pocket also.
In pocket also you can use these same options.
So in pocket actually it will remove the material.
And it in pad it has added the material.
So from here you can view the isometric view how it looks.
Then if you click on the arrow below the isometric view you can view it from different sides.
Then left view.
So different views you can view top view.
From here you can define the different visual styles shading.
So there is this is shading.
So without lining no lining is there.
Then second is shading with edges.
So edges will be visible.
Same way there is shading with edges without smooth edges.
That means here for cylindrical part one line has been shown.
So if you don't want to view this line then you have to take this option.
Shading with edges without smooth edges.
So it will not show the smooth edges.
Then next is shading with edges and again edges.
If you take this option it will show the redone edges.
Then next is with material that we will see later.
And below it there is wireframe.
So if you click on wireframe it will show in wireframe.
So these are the different visual styles are there that you can use.
Then you can use the zoom fit.
Then pan is there.
Press the first button.
So this pan can be used only one time.
Then there is a rotate is there that is orbit.
So this also can be used only one time.
And if you want to pan using mouse just press the scroll button and drag the mouse.
So in this way you can use it from mouse.
And if you want to rotate or orbit using mouse then you have to press scroll right.
Press scroll and right click and drag the mouse.
So you have to press both scroll button and right click button and drag the mouse.
So in this way you can orbit using mouse also.
Zoom plus is there, zoom minus is there.
Then normally is there normal view.
So whatever circus you take it will show the view normal to that we and here is create multiple views.
So suppose again we will take isometric.
If you click on this multiple views it will show multiple different views.
And if you click again on this it will come in single views.
And from here you can do the undo and redo.
If you want to make any changes.
If you want to cancel the changes and from here you can save it.
Save.
Give the name what your name you want and save it.
And yes.
Then you can close this file by clicking on this X.
If you click on this below X below this below red X.
So current.
So he is asking me to save the product.
So you can also save it inside a product.
Or if you don't want to product you can cancel it.
Okay.
No.
I don't want to save the products.
No.
Again if you want to start a new file from here you can start a new file.
Click on new.
Then here you have to select the part.
Again I want to start in part.
Okay.
Give the name to the file.
Click.
Okay.
So in this way you can start a new file.
And if you want to view the next tutorial that will be available here.
That means we will be creating one part.
We will be solving one exercise based on what we learn in this tutorial.
Then if you want to go for next tutorial that will be available here.
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