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Progressive Education Society's

Modern College of Engineering


Department of Mechanical Engineering

SE. Mechanical Engineering- 2019 pattern


Solid Modeling and Drafting
Practical No 1.- 2-D sketching

Name:____________________________________________
Roll Number:_______________________________________
Division:__________________________________________
Exam Seat No.:_____________________________________
Solid Modeling and Drafting
Practical 1- 2D Sketching

Geometric Constraints & Dimensional Constraints - relationships between


sketch entities.

All entities have to be constrained - their position and characteristics described


and formalised. This can be achieved through Dimensional or Geometric
constraints.

Dimensional constraints show a linear or angular distance between entities.

Geometric constraints are more fundamental than this and describe the
characteristics of the relative position of entities.

Dimensional constraints- Distance- horizontal, vertical, ordinate, angular,


radius, diameter etc.

These can be given using smart dimensions command.

Geometric constraints- parallel, perpendicular, coincident, horizontal, vertical,


symmetry, equidistant, midpoint, coincident, concentric, equal etc.

These can be given using properties manager window in the sketcher module.

How to enter sketcher- Select a plane or a planar surface and select sketch
button

Exiting sketcher module- select the same button which is now changed to

exit sketch or select


Solid Modeling and Drafting
Practical 1- 2D Sketching
Solidworks Sketch commands

Select Point

Grid/Snap Centerline

Sketch or Exit Sketch Construction Geometry

3D Sketch Text

3D Sketch On Plane Plane

Rapid Sketch Sketch Fillet

Line Sketch Chamfer

Corner Rectangle Offset Entities

Center Rectangle Convert Entities

3 Point Corner Rectangle Intersection Curve

3 Point Center Rectangle Face Curves

Parallelogram Trim Entities

Straight Slot Extend Entities

Centerpoint Straight Slot Split Entities

3 Point Arc Slot Mirror Entities

Centerpoint Arc Slot Dynamic Mirror Entities

Polygon Move Entities

Circle Rotate Entities

Perimeter Circle Scale Entities

Centerpoint Arc Copy Entities

Tangent Arc Stretch Entities

3 Point Arc Linear Sketch Pattern

Ellipse Circular Sketch Pattern

Partial Ellipse Make Path

Parabola Modify Sketch

Spline No Solve Move

Spline on Surface Sketch Picture

Equation Driven Curve


Solid Modeling and Drafting
Practical 1- 2D Sketching
Inferred Constraints

Vertical indicates a line is vertical

Horizontal indicates a line is horizontal

Dashed line indicates the alignment is to the center point or

endpoint of an entity

Parallel indicates a line is parallel to other entities

Perpendicular indicates a line is perpendicular to other entities

Coincident indicates the endpoint will be coincident with

another entity

Concentric indicates the cursor is at the center of an entity

Tangent indicates the cursor is at tangency points to

curves

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