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NX Lab1 Modelling

The document provides instructions for creating a 3D cuboid model in Siemens NX and modifying it. It instructs the user to create a 100x100x50mm cuboid, add a centered hole, and use different features like Hole, Extrude, and Pattern to add additional holes and cutouts according to a provided diagram. It also covers using the Part Navigator and functions like Edge Blend, Chamfer, and Draft to modify the model edges.

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NX Lab1 Modelling

The document provides instructions for creating a 3D cuboid model in Siemens NX and modifying it. It instructs the user to create a 100x100x50mm cuboid, add a centered hole, and use different features like Hole, Extrude, and Pattern to add additional holes and cutouts according to a provided diagram. It also covers using the Part Navigator and functions like Edge Blend, Chamfer, and Draft to modify the model edges.

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Siemens NX class no. 1.

1. Create a 3D cuboid with the following dimensions: 100 x 100 x 50 mm.


Home -> Sketch -> create sketch on plane XY -> draw a rectangle -> Finish.

Extrude -> select curve -> provide distance -> OK.

2. Create a hole in the previously created cube.


Home -> Sketch -> create sketch on plane XY (the top surface of the cube) -> draw circle in the
middle of the cube with a diameter of 20 mm -> RMB -> Finish Sketch.
Extrude -> Select curve (circle) -> specify direction -> OK.

3. Try function Hole to create a hole in the cube.


4. Create a circle (φ = 20 mm) at one of the cubic corners. Then, extrude that part from the cube
through entire thickness.

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5. Part Navigator -> try Hide and Show options.
6. Try functions Edge Blend, Chamfer, Draft on your model.

7. Datum Plane -> At angle (45°)-> OK

8. Create a sketch on the previously created Plane and add this to the model.

9. Use functions Hole and Pattern Feature to create repeated holes as in the figure below.

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