CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION
Traning Report Of
Two Months Softwere Training
At
Infowize Solution
In
Solid-Works
Submitted in Partial Fulfilment for award of Degree of
Bachelor of Technology
In
Mechanical Engineering
From
Ludhiana College Of Engineering And Technology, Katani Kalan
Submitted by
GURSHARAN KUMAR
2205514

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Ludhiana College Of Engineering And Technology
Katani Kalan, Ludhiana.

DECLARATION
I, GURSHARAN KUMAR , son of MR. SNAT KUMAR, hereby declare that I have
successfully completed a Two-Month Industrial Training in SolidWorks at Infowiz
Solution, located at MOHALI (PHASE 34A).
During this training period, I have acquired hands-on experience and practical
knowledge in the usage of SolidWorks for 3D modelling, design automation, and
product visualization. I also participated in various projects and gained insights into
the software's functionalities and applications in the engineering and design fields.
I would like to express my gratitude to the entire team at Infowiz Solution for providing
me with the opportunity to learn and grow professionally. This training has significantly
enhanced my skills, which will help me in my future career endeavours.
Thank you for the support and guidance during this training period.

GURSHARAN KUMAR
2205514

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all those who have guided and
supported me throughout the course of this project on SolidWorks for Mechanical
Engineering students.
First and foremost, I would like to thank my project supervisor, Mr. Hardeep Singh,
for their constant support, valuable insights, and encouragement. Their guidance has
been crucial in shaping the direction of this project and ensuring its success.
I would also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Ludhiana College Of Engineering
And Technology, Katani Kalan for providing me with the resources and tools
necessary for this project, particularly the access to SolidWorks software, which
played a key role in the development of the project.
Special thanks go to my peers and fellow students for sharing their ideas, experiences,
and providing constructive feedback during the course of this project. Their
collaboration has greatly enriched my learning experience.

GURSHARAN KUMAR
2205514
B.TECH (ME)

CERTIFICATE

ABSTRACT

This project focuses on the application of SolidWorks software for Mechanical

Engineering students, providing an in-depth exploration of its features and capabilities
in the field of 3D modeling, design, and simulation. SolidWorks is a powerful CAD
(Computer-Aided Design) tool used extensively for product design, mechanical
analysis, and prototyping. The objective of this project was to equip students with the
necessary skills to effectively utilize SolidWorks for creating complex mechanical
models, performing stress analysis, and optimizing design workflows.
Throughout the training, students learned the fundamentals of part modeling,
assembly design, and drawing creation. Additionally, the project covers advanced
functionalities such as motion simulation, finite element analysis (FEA), and design
validation. By working on various hands-on exercises and practical projects, students
gained practical experience in using SolidWorks to solve real-world engineering
problems, improving their ability to design and analyze mechanical systems with
greater precision and efficiency.
The report outlines the key modules of the training, detailing the step-by-step approach
to mastering the software’s various tools, and highlights the importance of SolidWorks
in modern mechanical engineering practice. The outcome of this project is the
enhancement of students' technical proficiency and their readiness to apply
SolidWorks in professional engineering environments.

Table Contents
DECLARATION ...........................................................................................................................
.............. 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .............................................................................................................
............... 3
CERTIFICATE ..............................................................................................................................
.............. 4
ABSTRACT ..................................................................................................................................
............. 5
ABOUT
COMPANY ..................................................................................................................................
8
INTRODUCTION OF
SOLIDWORKS ....................................................................................................... 10

SolidWorks ............................................................................................................................ 10

Applications of SolidWorks .................................................................................................. 10

Features of SolidWorks ........................................................................................................ 11
START THE
SOLIDWORKS ..................................................................................................................... 14

Start a SOLIDWORKS session ............................................................................................... 14
GRAPHICS
WINDOW............................................................................................................................. 17

Menu Bar toolbar ................................................................................................................. 17

Menu Bar menu (No model open) ....................................................................................... 18

Menu Bar menu (Model open) ............................................................................................ 18
CREATE NEW
PART ............................................................................................................................... 19

Part ........................................................................................................................................ 19

Features ................................................................................................................................ 19

Features are displayed in the Feature Manager ................................................................. 19

Modes in New Part ............................................................................................................... 20

Create New Part ................................................................................................................... 20
DISPLAY
SOLIDWORKS .........................................................................................................................
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
Part1 ...................................................................................................................................... 21

Origin .................................................................................................................................... 21

Units ...................................................................................................................................... 21

Command Manager, Feature Manager ............................................................................... 22

Main Menu Toolbar: ............................................................................................................ 22

Heads-up View Toolbar: ....................................................................................................... 22

Task Pane: ............................................................................................................................. 22

Default Part Feature Manager: ............................................................................................ 22

Hide/Show Feature Manager Tab: ...................................................................................... 22

Triad: ..................................................................................................................................... 22

Model Mode: ........................................................................................................................ 22

Motion Mode: ...................................................................................................................... 22

Activity: ................................................................................................................................. 22

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
Tag: ........................................................................................................................................ 23

Confirmation Corner ............................................................................................................ 23
FUNCTIONS OF COMMAND
MANAGERS ............................................................................................. 24

Features Tab ......................................................................................................................... 24

Sketch Tab............................................................................................................................. 26

Evaluate Tab ......................................................................................................................... 27

MBD Dimensions Tab ........................................................................................................... 28
VIEW OF DRAWING AND ASSEMBLY
PART.......................................................................................... 29

DRAWING FUNCTIONS .........................................................................................................
29

ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS .........................................................................................................
29
MOTION STUDY
TAB ............................................................................................................................ 30
PROJECT
1 ............................................................................................................................................. 31
PROJECT
2 ............................................................................................................................................. 32
PROJECT
3 ............................................................................................................................................. 33
PROJECT
4 ............................................................................................................................................. 34
PROJECT
5 ............................................................................................................................................. 35
PROJECT
6 ............................................................................................................................................. 36
PROJECT
7 ............................................................................................................................................. 37
PROJECT
8 ............................................................................................................................................. 38
PROJECT
9 ............................................................................................................................................. 39
PROJECT
10 ........................................................................................................................................... 42

ABOUT COMPANY

INFOWIZ A SOFTWARE SOLUTION registered under the Government of Indian and

certified ISO 9001:2015 with the sole aim of imparting quality industrial training and
services through a unique and efficient delivery model. It has extensive experience of
training students and has been a National Award Winner for 3 consecutive years.
INFOWIZ is North India’s leading Industrial Training Company and has evolved into
a trustworthy brand in the training industry. INFOWIZ is located at Chandigarh and
Bathinda is equipped with a committed team including experts and technical trainers
who ensure quality and effective training solutions.

INFOWIZ embarks upon a step further regarding industrial training with placements.
We provide in-house training aided by a strong placement and consultancy wing. We
impart industry-based effective training and excellent placements by bolstering the
students with technical and soft skills. We have placed students in numerous reputed
organizations like DRDO, NTPC, Indian Railways, and MTS etc. making Infowiz
Industry Pvt. Ltd the best industrial training company in Chandigarh, Mohali and
Bathinda.

INFOWIZ is an ISO 9001-2015 certified IT training organization led by Mr. Kamaljot Kansal
(CEO Cum Founder) a dynamic leader with a vision of improving the standards of
educational training leading from the front fully supported by his team of professionals who
are enriched with vast experience of working with some of the top MNC’S /Companies of
repute and dedicated team of developers who are fully equipped with complete know-how
on the latest trends, technologies venturing in Corporate Sector as on today and working
round the clock to provide optimum and best possible software solution to its clients not
only in India but Abroad too.

INFOWIZ is only a decade old Organization but we have come a long way down the lane
and have emerged as a top Organization providing Software Solutions and quality
industrial training for the Engineering Students, for Professionals, Programs for faculty
development and much more. INFOWIZ, being approved by Govt. of India, has made its
presence felt immensely and emerged as a brand in service providing industry.

INFOWIZ is located in Chandigarh and Bathinda and fully equipped with a committed team
of experts and technically skilled trainers ensuring high tech quality and an effective
training solution on the latest technologies thereby providing optimum solutions to all your
business needs.

Your goals are important to us, and we work hard to create the perfect Website for your
online needs. We are in the business since years and we innovatively design and craft;
Develop search engine friendly and custom-built websites for businesses. We offer
multiple packages to fit your business needs from web design to e-commerce sites and
sites maintenance plans.
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INTRODUCTION OF SOLIDWORKS

 SolidWorks

SolidWorks is a powerful, parametric 3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software

application used for designing and modeling products in 3D. It is widely used in various
industries like aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, industrial machinery, and
many others to create highly detailed 3D models and perform simulations for real-
world applications.
Developed by Dassault Systems, SolidWorks was first released in 1995 and has since
become one of the most popular design tools worldwide due to its user-friendly
interface and powerful design and simulation capabilities.

 Applications of SolidWorks
SolidWorks is used across various industries and fields due to its versatile capabilities
in design, simulation, and analysis:
1. Product Design

SolidWorks is used in consumer product design, from electronic gadgets to
furniture, allowing for conceptualization, prototyping, and development of mass-
produced items.

Features such as complex surface modeling and rendering are particularly
useful for creating aesthetically pleasing designs and user-friendly products.

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2. Automotive & Aerospace Engineering

In the automotive industry, SolidWorks helps in designing everything from
engines, chassis, and interior components to assembly lines.

In aerospace, SolidWorks is used to model complex parts and systems, perform
structural analysis, and optimize designs for performance and safety.
3. Manufacturing

SolidWorks helps manufacturers design components that are optimized for
production. With tools for creating CNC-compatible models, generating tool
paths, and analysing manufacturability, SolidWorks streamlines the transition
from design to production.
4. Medical Device Design

SolidWorks helps design medical equipment and devices like prosthetics,
surgical tools, and implants, ensuring they meet strict regulatory requirements
while being functional and safe.
5. Electronics & Electrical

The software is used for creating enclosures, circuit board designs, and
electronic devices, helping to visualize assembly layouts and design parts for
electrical components.
6. Architecture & Civil Engineering

While SolidWorks is primarily focused on mechanical design, it is also used for
designing structures, layouts, and installations in architecture and civil
engineering.

 Features of SolidWorks
1. 3D Modeling

Part Design: In SolidWorks, a "part" is a single 3D object, such as a screw,
bracket, or engine component. SolidWorks allows you to create parts by starting
with 2D sketches, then extruding, revolving, lofting, or sweeping them into 3D
objects.

Sketching Tools: You create 3D objects by first defining 2D profiles using
sketches. The software offers various sketching tools (lines, arcs, splines,
circles, etc.) that can be dimensioned and constrained to control the geometry
of your designs.

Feature-Based Modeling: SolidWorks uses a feature-based modeling
approach, meaning you build up your model through a series of operations
called "features" like extrudes, cuts, holes, fillets, and chamfers. This allows
flexibility and easy edits.

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
Surface Modeling: In addition to solid bodies, SolidWorks provides surface
modeling tools for complex, freeform designs, commonly used in products like
consumer goods, automotive, and aerospace industries.
2. Parametric Design

SolidWorks uses parametric design, which means that parts and assemblies
are defined by variables and parameters, such as dimensions and relationships
between components.

Changing the value of a parameter (e.g., the length of a part or the diameter of
a hole) automatically updates the entire model accordingly.

This allows for easy modifications and quick design iterations, reducing the time
needed for design changes.
3. Assemblies

In SolidWorks, assemblies are made by combining individual parts into a larger,
functional unit. These assemblies can represent machines, structures, or
systems.

Mates: SolidWorks uses "mates" to define the relationships and constraints
between parts in an assembly. Mates can constrain how parts move relative to
each other (e.g., fixed, coincident, concentric, distance, etc.).

Assembly Management: SolidWorks helps users manage large assemblies
by providing tools for simplifying views, controlling assembly configurations,
and creating exploded views to understand how parts fit together.

Interference Detection: You can check if parts in an assembly interfere with
one another, ensuring the design is manufacturable without collisions.
4. Simulation & Analysis

SolidWorks includes tools to simulate real-world performance before
manufacturing. This allows users to test their designs under various conditions,
ensuring product reliability.

Stress Analysis (FEA): The software includes Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
tools, which help analyse how parts will behave under forces, stresses, and
vibrations. It is critical for ensuring the strength and durability of components.

Motion Studies: SolidWorks allows users to simulate the movement of parts
within an assembly, showing how components will move in real-life operations.

Thermal and Fluid Flow Analysis: You can perform thermal simulations to
study heat transfer and fluid flow simulations to analyse airflow, cooling
systems, or liquid dynamics.
5. Sheet Metal Design

SolidWorks has specialized tools for designing sheet metal parts, commonly
used in industries like automotive and electronics.

You can create parts for manufacturing with operations like bending, punching,
folding, and more, with automatic adjustments for thickness, bend radii, and
other sheet metal properties.

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
The software also provides tools to create flat patterns of sheet metal parts,
which can be directly used for cutting and fabrication.
6. Rendering & Visualization

SolidWorks Visualize: This tool helps create photorealistic renderings of your
3D models, allowing you to produce high-quality images and animations for
presentations or marketing.

You can apply materials (metal, plastic, glass), adjust lighting, and add
environments to create realistic product visuals.

Real View Graphics: SolidWorks has Real View Graphics, which enhances
the display of 3D models by providing high-quality lighting, shadows, and
surface textures, offering a preview of what your model might look like in real
life.
7. Collaboration and Documentation

SolidWorks supports collaboration through tools like PDM (Product Data
Management), allowing teams to share and manage CAD data.

2D Drawings: From the 3D model, SolidWorks can automatically generate 2D
technical drawings with precise dimensions, tolerances, and annotations.
These drawings can be used in manufacturing for the production of parts and
assemblies.

Bill of Materials (BOM): Automatically generate BOMs from assemblies to list
all parts and components used in a design.

Design Tables: SolidWorks allows users to manage multiple configurations of
a part or assembly within a single file. Configurations are controlled by tables,
which can define part sizes, material choices, or different assembly layouts.
8. Customization & Automation

Add-ins & Macros: SolidWorks supports customization through add-ins and
macros. You can automate repetitive tasks, create custom user interfaces, or
extend the functionality of the software using VBA, C#, or other programming
languages.

Design Automation: SolidWorks has automation tools like Design Tables and
Equations, which enable the automatic generation of variants of a design based
on specific parameters (e.g., different sizes of a component).
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START THE SOLIDWORKS

 Start a SOLIDWORKS session

1) Type SOLIDWORKS 2022 in the Search window.

2) Click the SOLIDWORKS 2022 application (or if available, double-click the
SOLIDWORKS icon on the desktop).
The Welcome - SOLIDWORKS dialog box is displayed by default. The Welcome -
SOLIDWORKS box provides a convenient way to open recent documents (Parts,
Assemblies and Drawings), view recent folders, access SOLIDWORKS resources,
and stay updated on SOLIDWORKS news.
3) View your options. Do not open a document at this time.

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 Home Tab
The Home tab lets you open new and existing documents, view recent documents and
folders, and access SOLIDWORKS resources (Part, Assembly, Drawing, Advanced
mode, Open).
 Recent Tab

The Recent tab lets you view a longer list of recent documents and folders. Sections
in the Recent tab include Documents and Folders.

 Learn Tab

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The Learn tab lets you access instructional resources to help you learn more about
the SOLIDWORKS software.
Sections in the Learn tab include:
• Introducing SOLIDWORKS. Open the Introducing SOLIDWORKS book.
• Tutorials. Open the step-by-step tutorials in the SOLIDWORKS software.
• MySolidWorks Training. Open the Training section at MySolidWorks.com.

4) Click Close from the Welcome - SOLIDWORKS dialog box. The SOLIDWORKS
Graphics window is displayed. You can also click outside the Welcome -
SOLIDWORKS dialog box, in the Graphics window.
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GRAPHICS WINDOW

 Menu Bar toolbar

The SOLIDWORKS is designed to make maximum use of the Graphics window. The
Menu Bar toolbar contains a set of the most frequently used tool buttons from the
Standard toolbar.

The following default tools are available:

1) Welcome to SOLIDWORKS - Open the Welcome dialog box
2) New - Create a new document
3) Open - Open an existing document
4) Save - Save an active document
5) Print - Print an active document
6) Undo - Reverse the last action
7) Redo - Redoes the last action that you reverse
8) Select - Select Sketch entities, components and more
9) Rebuild - Rebuild the active part, assembly or drawing
10) File Properties - Summary information on the active document
11) Options - Change system options and Add-Ins for SOLIDWORKS

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12) Login - Login to SOLIDWORKS. You will need to create an account with a
password
13) Help - access to help, tutorials, updates and more.

 Menu Bar menu (No model open)

SOLIDWORKS provides a context-sensitive menu structure. The menu titles remain

the same for all three types of documents, (Parts, Assemblies and Drawings) but the
menu items change depending on which type of document is active.

 Menu Bar menu (Model open)

The Pin option displays the Menu bar toolbar and the Menu bar menu as illustrated.
Throughout the book, the Menu bar menu and the Menu bar toolbar are referred to as the
Menu bar.

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CREATE NEW PART

 Part
A part is a 3D model, which consists of features.

 Features
Features are geometry building blocks. Most features either add or remove material.
Features are created either from 2D or 3D sketched profiles or from edges and faces of
existing geometry. Features are individual shapes that combined with other features make
up a part or assembly.
Some features, such as bosses and cuts, originate as sketches. Other features, such as
shells and fillets, modify a feature's geometry.

 Features are displayed in the Feature Manager

The first sketch of a part is called the Base Sketch. The Base sketch is the foundation for
the 3D model. The book focuses on 2D sketches and 3D features.
Feature Manager, Command Manager, and tree folders will vary depending on system
setup, version, and Add-ins.

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 Modes in New Part

There are two modes in the New SOLIDWORKS Document dialog box: Novice and
Advanced.
 The Novice option is the default option with three templates.

 The Advanced mode contains access to additional templates and tabs that you create
in system options.
 Create New Part

By Novice Mode

By Advanced Mode
Click New from the Menu bar. The New
SOLIDWORKS Document dialog box is
displayed.

Click on part, assembly and drawing

(according to your work).
Click New from the Menu bar. The New
SOLIDWORKS Document dialog box is
displayed.

click the Advanced tab. The below New

SOLIDWORKS
Document
box
is
displayed.

Click the Templates tab. Click Part. Part

is the default template from the New
SOLIDWORKS Document dialog box.

Click OK from the New SOLIDWORKS

Document dialog box.
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DISPLAY SOLIDWORKS

 Part1
Part1 is displayed in the Feature Manager and is the name of the document. Part1 is the
default part window name.

 Origin
The Part Origin is displayed in blue in the center of the Graphics window. The Origin
represents the intersection of the three default reference planes: Front Plane, Top Plane
and Right Plane. The positive X-axis is horizontal and points to the right of the Origin in the
Front view. The positive Y-axis is vertical and points upward in the Front view.

 Units
Edit the document units directly from the Graphics window as illustrated.

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 Command Manager, Feature Manager

Command Manager, Feature Manager tabs will vary depending on system setup, version,
and Add-ins.

 Main Menu Toolbar:

This is the topmost toolbar that contains drop-down menus such as File, Edit, View, Insert,
Tools, Window, and Help.
These menus provide access to various features, settings, and customization options.

 Heads-up View Toolbar:

A floating toolbar that allows quick access to viewing tools such as zoom, pan, rotate, and
display styles.
It enhances navigation efficiency in 3D models.

 Task Pane:
Located on the right side, this panel provides access to resources such as SOLIDWORKS
Explorer, Appearance settings, Design Library, and Custom Properties.

 Default Part Feature Manager:

The Feature Manager design tree displays the structure of a part or assembly, showing
features, sketches, and reference geometry.
It helps in managing and editing model components.

 Hide/Show Feature Manager Tab:

A small arrow button that allows users to collapse or expand the Feature Manager design
tree.
Helps in maximizing the workspace when needed.

 Triad:
A 3D coordinate system indicator showing the X, Y, and Z axes.
Used for reference while rotating and positioning components.

 Model Mode:
This mode is used for creating and editing 3D models.
It is the standard working mode in SOLIDWORKS.

 Motion Mode:
Used for motion analysis and simulation of mechanisms in assemblies.
Helps in studying how parts move relative to each other.

 Activity:
Displays the current operation being performed, such as "Editing Part" or "Editing
Assembly."

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 Tag:
Displays additional information related to the part or feature, such as metadata,
configurations, or custom properties.

 Confirmation Corner

When numerous SOLIDWORKS commands are active, a symbol or a set of symbols is

displayed in the upper right-hand corner of the Graphics window. This area is called the
Confirmation Corner. When a sketch is active, the confirmation corner box displays two
symbols. The first symbol is the sketch tool icon.
The second symbol is a large red X. These two symbols supply a visual reminder that you
are in an active sketch. Click the sketch symbol icon to exit the sketch and to save any
changes that you made. When other commands are active, the confirmation corner box
provides a green check mark and a large red X. Use the green check mark to execute the
current command. Use the large red X to cancel the command.
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FUNCTIONS OF COMMAND MANAGERS

 Features Tab
This tab contains tools used for 3D modeling, including creating and modifying solid bodies.

 Extruded Boss/Base
This feature is used to create a solid 3D shape by extruding a 2D sketch along a straight
path.
The user defines the depth of extrusion, direction, and whether it should be a blind
extrusion, up to a surface, or through all.

 Revolved Boss/Base
This feature creates a solid body by revolving a 2D sketch around a central axis.
It is commonly used to create cylindrical and symmetrical parts like shafts, pipes, and
cones.

 Lofted Boss/Base
This function generates a solid body by smoothly blending multiple sketch profiles along a
path.
It is used when transitioning between different cross-sections, such as between circular
and square profiles.

 Boundary Boss/Base
Similar to loft, but provides more control over shape transitions between two or more
sketches.

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It ensures precise control over curvature and tangency when creating complex geometry.

 Extruded Cut
This tool removes material from an existing solid by extruding a sketch through the body.
It works in a similar way to Extruded Boss/Base but instead removes material instead of
adding.

 Revolved Cut
It creates a cut in a solid by revolving a sketch profile around an axis.
It is commonly used for making grooves, holes, and channels inside cylindrical objects.

 Lofted Cut
Removes material by smoothly transitioning between two or more sketches.
Useful for creating hollow sections and complex cut patterns in solids.

 Boundary Cut
Works similarly to Lofted Cut but provides more control over shape transitions.
Ideal for precision cuts with complex curvature.

 Fillet
Adds rounded edges to corners and edges of a model.
Helps in improving aesthetics, reducing stress concentration, and making parts suitable for
manufacturing.

 Linear Pattern
Duplicates a feature multiple times in a straight-line direction.
Used for creating repetitive structures like holes, ribs, and extrusions.

 Rib
Creates thin support structures within a solid body.
Commonly used for strengthening parts while maintaining lightweight construction.

 Wrap
Allows a 2D sketch to be wrapped around a 3D surface.
Used for engraving text, logos, or patterns onto curved surfaces.

 Draft
Adds a tapering angle to faces of a model.
Essential for mold designs to ensure easy removal of parts from molds.

 Intersect
Combines multiple solid bodies and removes or retains specific intersecting volumes.
Useful for complex Boolean operations and advanced modeling.

 Reference Geometry
Used to define planes, axes, and points that serve as references for creating features.
Helps in positioning sketches and aligning parts accurately.

 Instant3D
Allows real-time dragging and modification of model geometry.

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Enables users to dynamically adjust dimensions without opening the feature’s property
window.
 Sketch Tab
This section contains tools for 2D sketching, which serves as the foundation for 3D features.

 Exit Sketch
Ends the current sketching session and returns to the main modeling workspace.
Once a sketch is completed, it can be used to create 3D features like extrusions, cuts, or
revolves.

 Smart Dimension
Assigns precise dimensions to sketch entities, including lines, circles, arcs, and angles.
Helps control the size and position of sketch elements to ensure accurate design.

 Trim Entities
Removes unwanted portions of sketch elements by trimming excess parts.
Includes different trimming methods such as "Power Trim" (dragging to trim) and "Trim
to Closest" (removes nearest portion).

 Convert Entities
Converts model edges, faces, or curves into sketch entities.
Useful for referencing existing geometry without manually sketching over it.

 Offset Entities
Creates a duplicate of a sketch entity at a specified distance from the original.
Used to maintain parallel spacing between features like slots and profiles.

 Mirror Entities
Reflects selected sketch elements across a defined center line or axis.

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Ensures symmetrical design without manually sketching both sides.

 Linear Sketch Pattern

Duplicates sketch entities in a straight-line direction with specified spacing and count.
Used for repetitive patterns like holes, slots, or ridges.

 Move Entities
Allows repositioning of sketch elements within the sketch environment.
Users can move, rotate, or scale selected entities as needed.

 Display/Delete Relations
Manages geometric constraints applied to sketch entities (such as horizontal, vertical,
parallel, or coincident relations).
Users can delete unwanted relations or add new ones to maintain design intent.

 Rapid Sketch
Allows users to create multiple sketch elements quickly by automatically placing them
on pre-selected planes or faces.
Useful for speeding up sketching in multi-feature designs.

 Evaluate Tab
Used for analysing and verifying the model to ensure accuracy and performance.

 Design Study, Interference Detection – Helps in conducting design variation studies

and detecting interference in assemblies.

 Measure, Mass Properties, Section Properties – Provides tools to measure

distances, calculate mass/weight, and analyse cross-sectional properties.
 Mark-up, Performance Evaluation, Geometry Analysis – Adds annotations,
evaluates system performance, and checks for modeling errors.

 Deviation Analysis, Draft Analysis, Zebra Stripes, Thickness Analysis – Used for
surface quality analysis, checking mold drafts, evaluating curvature, and ensuring
uniform thickness.

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 MBD Dimensions Tab

This section is used for Model-Based Definition (MBD), which helps in dimensioning 3D
models without requiring 2D drawings.
 Auto Dimension Scheme, Location Dimension, Size Dimension – Automates
dimensioning based on feature size and location.

 Basic Location Dimension, Pattern Feature, Datum Target, Geometric Tolerance

– Assigns dimensions for locating features, applies datum references, and adds
geometric tolerances.

 Show Tolerance Status, To Analysis Study – Evaluates tolerance stack-up and

verifies design manufacturability.

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VIEW OF DRAWING AND ASSEMBLY PART

 DRAWING FUNCTIONS
 ASSEMBLY FUNCTIONS

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MOTION STUDY TAB

Motion Studies are graphical simulations of motion for an assembly. Access the Motion
Manager from the Motion Study tab. The Motion Study tab is located in the bottom left corner
of the Graphics window. Incorporate visual properties such as lighting and camera
perspective. Click the Motion Study tab to view the Motion Manager. Click the Model tab to
return to the Feature Manager design tree.

The Motion Manager displays a timeline-based interface and provides the

following selections from the drop-down menu as illustrated:
 Animation: Apply Animation to animate the motion of an assembly. Add a motor and
insert positions of assembly components at various times using set key points. Use the
Animation option to create animations for motion that do not require accounting for mass
or gravity.
 Basic Motion: Apply Basic Motion for approximating the effects of motors, springs,
collisions and gravity on assemblies. Basic Motion takes mass into account in calculating
motion. Basic Motion computation is relatively fast, so you can use this for creating
presentation animations using physics-based simulations. Use the Basic Motion option to
create simulations of motion that account for mass, collisions or gravity.
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PROJECT 1
( UPPER BLOCK )

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PROJECT 2
( CONNECTING ROD )

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PROJECT 3
( LOWER BLOCK)

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PROJECT 4
( CRANK-SHAFT )

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PROJECT 5
( PISTON PIN AND PISTON )

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PROJECT 6
( ASSEMBLY PARTS OF ENGINE BLOCK )

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PROJECT 7
( NUT AND BOLT )

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PROJECT 8
( NUT AND BOLT ASSEMBLY )

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PROJECT 9
( SCREW JACK PART 1 )

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( SCREW JACK PART 2 )

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SCREW JACK PART 3

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PROJECT 10
( SCREW JACK ASSEMBLY )