Design Feature Boss

Modeling is then run the application from Start> Modeling

Create a boss in a way,

Select Insert> Design Feature> Boss.

Enter the value that we want:

for example:

Diameter = type 5

Height = type 2

Taper Angle = type 0

Select the top face on the block as the face placement.

Select OK.

Then select the Perpendicular Notice.

Select the edge 1 and enter the value that we want 7.5

Select the edge 2 and enter the value that we want 7.5

Select OK.

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MOVE OBJECT

Click EDIT > MOVE OBJECT

Dialog box will appear.

Note the Object Handle that appear on objects in the form of coordinate system.

We can choose the type of motion of the drop-down MOTION.

The default option is Dynamic.

With this we can move the object in all directions.

DISTANCE, this choice of moving objects in the XYZ direction with the number we entered.

Click on the Specify Vector> XC

Choose a direction.

Type 20 in the Distance box, this will move the object along the X-direction 20

Click OK

Note that MOVE ORIGINAL adalahtelah in check.

The object will move in the direction X by a distance of 20.

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Edge Blends

An Edge Blend is a radius blend that is tangent to the blended faces. This feature modifies a solid body by rounding selected edges. This command can be found under Insert > Detail Feature > Edge Blend

After selecting the Edge Blend, a dialog box will appear and we asked to choose a set of edges, then we can put our fingers on the field we choose.

After selecting the edge, the result is a graphical window appears. We can adjust the radius by dragging one of handles or drag radius by entering a value in a dynamic input field.

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Coordinate System (ABS)

Absolute Coordinate System (ABS) are not mobile. This defines a fixed point

and orientation in model space. An object that is at the absolute position X = 1, Y = 1, and Z = 1 in one piece is exactly the same absolute position in other parts.

In the absolute coordinate system, refer to the fixed reference point (0,0,0). Coordinate the writing is "x, y, z" where the comma separator value dots indicate the coordinates x, y, z from the reference point (0,0,0), whereas for decimal using a dot (.)

Absolute Coordinate System is a system where all the coordinates of the object is referenced.

This system is a fixed coordinate system and hence the location and orientation of each object back into the system.

Absolute Coordinate System or "Absolute CSYS" also provides a frame of reference of the file.

absolute position at X = 1, Y = 1, and Z = 1 in a single file is part of the same location in each of the other files as well.

View Triad is a visual indicator that represents the orientation of the coordinate system of the Absolute.

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