To create or remove "material" :
You have at your disposal three types of tools :
the classic creation tools from a sketch ;
the dress-up tools (do not usually require a sketch).
the transformation tools.
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Sketches A sketch is the construction of a plane outline that will serve as a support for the additive or soustractive material feature. A sketch is necessary for usual additive or subtractive features ; for some features it takes even more (loft, pipe). A sketch must be closed (most of the time), without overlapping entities, without intersections. A sketch can contain several closed outlines, provided they have nothing in common. Examples :
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The main tools : fly over the images when you see |
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Pad - Pocket
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Revolution - Groove
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Loft
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Sweep
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Hole
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PartDesign tools : additive - subtractive
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PartDesign tools : additive - subtractive
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PartDesign tools : additive - subtractive
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PartDesign tools : additive - subtractive
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PartDesign tool :
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The main dress-up tools : fly over the images when you see |
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Chamfer
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Fillet
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Draft
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Thick
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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The transform tools : fly over the images when you see |
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Mirror
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Linear pattern
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Polar pattern
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Multitransform
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Global mirror
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
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PartDesign tool :
"Body" option |
