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Solid Modeling Techniques: Primitives, Editing, and 2D Drawing

Learn to create and edit solids using primitives like box, sphere, and cylinder. Explore solid editing techniques such as Boolean operations and intersection. Master the creation of 2D drawings from solid models. Practice aligning views and completing lab assignments.

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Solid Modeling Techniques: Primitives, Editing, and 2D Drawing

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  1. Unit 6Solids Instructor: James Thornburgh

  2. Agenda • Ch 38 • Creating Solids • Ch 39 • Editing Solids • CH 42 • Creating 2D Drawing from a Solid Model

  3. Primitives Extrude Revolve Creating Solids

  4. Primitives • Box • Sphere • Cylinder • Cone • Wedge • Torus

  5. Drawn Profiles • Extrude • Revolve

  6. Solids Editing • Boolean • Solid Editing

  7. Boolean • Union • Subtract • Intersect

  8. Union • Combine Solids • Select all objects at once Before After

  9. Subtract • Subtract one object from another • Select object to remain first • Then object to remove Before After

  10. Before After Intersect • Form an object at the intersection of 2 or more others. • Select all at once

  11. Chamfer • Pick edge, then set size

  12. Fillet • Select edge, then input size • Select all edges together

  13. 2D Drawings • Mvsetup & Solprof vs. • Vports & Solprof vs. • Solview & Soldraw • All automatically create hidden lines • Dimension in Paperspace

  14. Mvsetup & Solprof • In between setting up viewports • Have more options • Scale each viewport seperatly • Harder to create 2D Views • Create each view one at a time

  15. Vports & Solprof • Easy to set up viewports • Set up in dialog box • Views are preset • Scale each viewport seperatly • Harder to create 2D Views • Create each view one at a time

  16. Solview & Soldraw • Solids only • More difficult to set up viewports • 4 clicks for each view • Easier to create 2D Views • Creates all views at once

  17. Aligning Views • Use MVsetup’s Align option

  18. Lab Assignments & Homework • Lab • Figure 38-103 • Figure 38-108

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