ProDesktop 3D Modelling

Exercise Set 2

In these exercises you will:


Exercise 1

Chamfer

  • On the initial sketch draw a profile similar to the top of the model shown

  • extrude the profile to produce the block shown

  • select the top right edge

  • apply a chamfer which has even setback

  • select the top front edge

  • apply a chamfer which has uneven setback similar to that shown in the mouseover

 


Exercise 2

Round

  • create a profile and extrude a block similar to that shown

  • select one edge of the top in turn and apply a constant radius round

  • select a second edge and apply a constant radius of a different size to the first edge

  • select the third and fourth edges in turn and apply a constant round to each

  • rotate the block using the up or down arrow key

  • select the bottom surface and apply the same radius to all edges at the same time

 


Exercise 3

Round

 


Exercise 4

Draft faces

  • create a profile and extrude a block similar to that shown

  • select the right face

  • draft this face in a manner similar to that shown

  • use the right or left arrow keys to rotate the model

  • select the right face and draft similar to that shown

 


Exercise 5

Shell

  • On the initial sketch draw a profile similar to the top of the model shown

  • extrude the profile to produce the block shown

  • select the top face of the block and shell it to produce a shape similar to that shown in the mouseover

 


Exercise 6

Standard Holes

  • create a profile and extrude a block similar to that shown

  • select the top face

  • create a new sketch on the top face naming it holes

  • draw a four circles on the new sketch (i.e. on top of the block)

  • create standard counterbored holes

 

 

 


Exercise 7

Extrusion to add material

  • create a profile and extrude a block similar to that shown

  • select the top face

  • create a new sketch on the top face naming it cylinder

  • draw a circle on the new sketch (i.e. on top of the block)

  • extrude the new circle to add material and produce the cylinder shape shown in the mouseover

 

 


Exercise 8

Extrusion to subtract

  • create a profile and extrude a block similar to that shown

  • select the top face

  • create a new sketch and call it cylinder

  • draw a circle on the new sketch (i.e. on top of the block)

  • extrude the new circle down to subtract material

  • select the right face

  • create a new sketch and call it endHole

  • draw a a square on the right end of the block

  • extrude this square to a hole through the block as shown in the mouseover

 

 


Exercise 9

Constraints

  • Draw a rectangle and a circle on the initial sketch

  • constraint the size of the rectangle to 100 x 120

  • constrain the size of the circle to diameter 50

  • constrain the position of the circle so it is in the centre (i.e. 50 and 60 from the edges)

  • extrude the profile

  • shell the top surface of the model

 


Exercise 10

Mirror a line (spline)

using the model prepared in exercise 9

  • draw a line

  • toggle the line to construction and fixed

  • create a half profile using the spline tool

  • mirror the spline about the line

  • extrude the profile

  • apply a constant radius to the top and bottom faces

    • (if the radius causes problems, redefine the round and use a smaller radius)

  • select the component and set the component colour

  • rotate the model

 


Exercise 11

Deform

  • create a square and extrude a model similar to that shown

  • select the top face

  • deform the top face similar to that shown in the mouseover

 


Exercise 12

Shell a deformed extrusion

using the model created in exercise 11

  • rotate the model using the arrow keys

  • select the bottom (which is now on top)

  • shell the model to a thickness of 3

 

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Last updated July 2004