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    Page 51

    TUTORIAL: - 7

    L E
    TS
    ROCKER ARM
    ST R P
    FO M

    EN
    SA

    LEARNING OUTCOMES: -
    1. Drawing a complicated feature.
    UD
    2. Multiple operation process.
    3. Core cavities.
    4. Fully constrained sketch.
    5. To choose a different template size.
    6. To work on ‘B’ size template.

    © CENTENNIAL COLLEGE 2016 Computer Aided Engineering using Solidworks, By C. S. SIDHU


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    L E
    TS
    ST R P
    FO M

    EN
    SA

    UD

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    L E
    TS
    ST R P
    FO M

    EN
    SA

    UD

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    TUTORIAL-7 (ROCKER ARM)


    1. SKETCH AND PART FEATURE: -
    Go to Sketch>Select ‘Front plane> Sketch the below profile.
    Trim extra lines to get the
    required profile. And the
    Draw the sketch as Extrude on ‘Midplane’ (i.e
    shown one by one. extrude on both side) ‘1in’
    Make sure you start
    from origin.

    L E
    TS
    Put tangent constraint
    on all arc and a line
    joints. Select arc and
    line> select tangent
    ST R P from property manager.

    STEP-01 STEP-02
    FO M

    EN
    Draw sketch-1> Extrude Select the front face>
    cut ‘0.250in’ deep Sketch.
    SA

    UD
    Now, draw these two profile in
    sketch-2 >select ‘sketch-2’
    Extrude cut ‘0.250in’ deep STEP-05 STEP-04 STEP-03

    Draw the circles> make them


    concentric with the base On Reverse face draw
    circular features. this complete sketch. Put
    the constraints.

    Trim extra lines.

    Extrude cut ‘Through All’

    STEP-06

    STEP-07

    STEP-08

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    Put 2-D fillets in
    the sketch on all
    the edges of value
    ‘0.1250in’

    E
    Select sketch drawn
    in Step-09> Extrude
    cut ‘0.250in’

    TS
    ST R P STEP-10 STEP-09

    3. Draw two parallel 1. Select> Sketch on


    lines on both sides of any of these top face 5. Select Sketch drawn in
    2. CUSTOM RIB: - construction lines. Close Step-11> Extrude ‘Up to the
    them with arcs of same Surface’> Select this
    FO M
    radius as respective Bottom Surface.

    EN
    base feature has.
    Center point
    SA

    Center point 4. Select these three


    lines one by one> from
    property manager
    select symmetric .
    UD
    2. Draw construction lines
    from center point of the arc to
    Center point the center point of slot.
    of the arc.
    STEP-11 STEP-12

    Rear Side Front Side

    Select Top Plane> Sketch

    STEP-13

    Select all the edges on


    front and rear side put
    fillet of ‘0.0625in ‘
    STEP-14

    Draw this profile, Project the edge using


    Symmetric about the ‘convert entities’ (make
    centerline. this as construction line).
    Align the edge of rectangle
    to this projected edge.

    Extrude cut >


    Direction ‘Mid-Plane’>
    Height ‘6in’. FINISH.
    STEP-16
    STEP-15

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    3. DRAWING: -

    First of all change the sheet size to Tabloid (i.e. ‘B-Size’-11x17). To do this same as discussed in the beginning, setup your
    system uploading another two drawing template files as follows: -
    1. Centennial B-Template.slddrt
    2. Centennial B-Template.drwdot
    Depending upon the system you are working on, following are the choices to save the files: -

    E
     Standalone System: -
    Save ‘Centennial B-Template.slddrt’ at following path:
    C:\ProgramData\SolidWorks\SolidWorks 2016\lang\english\sheetformat

    TS
    Save ‘Centennial B-Template.drwdot’ at following path:
    C:\ProgramData\SolidWorks\SolidWorks 2016\templates

    ST R P Network System: - On the Network, files will be already available on the server.
    FO M
    4. TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT TEMPLATE SIZE: -

    EN
    Go to File > New > Choose ‘Advance’ from the dialogue box > Select ‘Centennial B-Template.
    SA

    UD
    Select ‘Advance’

    STEP-17

    To go back to the previous dialogue box just

    click ‘Novice’ in step-18

    Select ‘Centennial B-
    Template’. Or any
    other depending upon
    the size of sheet you
    want to select.

    STEP-18

    © CENTENNIAL COLLEGE 2016 Computer Aided Engineering using Solidworks, By C. S. SIDHU

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