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    CHAPTER 3 TUTORIAL

    Simple Extruding of a Sketch


    Learning Objectives After completing this tutorial, you will be able to: Sketch an object Extrude a sketch Required Competencies Before starting this tutorial, you should have been able to: Construct, constraint and dimension sketches Make work planes visible

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    1. Open a new Standard.ipt 2. Click on the plus sign next to origin in the Model panel bar as shown in Figure 2. Click the right mouse button over the XY Plane and select visibility as shown in Figure 3.

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    3. Select the Line Button in the 2D sketch panel and create the sketch shown in Figure 4.

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    4. Once the sketch is completed and fully dimensioned click on Return in the Inventor Standard menu at the top of the screen.

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    5. Select Extrude in the Part Features menu as shown in Figure 6. This opens the Extrude dialog box as shown in Figure 7.

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    6. The profile should already be highlighted in your work space. In the area highlighted under the Extents category type in a depth of 2 in as shown in Figure 8.

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    7. Select the button that has arrows pointing in both directions from the yellow plane at the bottom of the dialog box; this is considered a midplane extrusion. Click the OK button. 8. Move the cursor into the workspace and right click to open the options menu. Select Isometric View as shown in Figure 9.

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    The finished part should look as shown in Figure 10.

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    Disclaimer: This tutorial is designed for educational purposes only. It is not to be used for manufacture of parts, drawings or assemblies or merchandising of products. The author or publisher shall not be liable for any damages, in whole or part, from the use of this tutorial and its materials or any revisions of this tutorial or materials.

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