CONSTRAINTS 52. You do your CONSTRAINING in Sketcher mode to create your part to exacting dimensions. This is the opposite of free-form creating we have.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
First Steps using AutoDESK Inventor
Advertisements

Parametric Modeling Parametric Modeling
S2 INVENTOR GAME BOY part one MAIN BODY. S2 INVENTOR Here is what the finished result might look like once put together...
Getting Started With Autodesk Inventor Professional 2013 Phase 2.
DRAFTING TECHNIQUES II 155. Auxiliary Views Auxiliary Views are easily made. When more specific detail of a part is needed, go to the VIEWS toolbar, then.
1 Helpful Notes 2005 Tutorial 1 : Game Pad.
Solidworks: Lesson 4 – Assembly Basics and Toolbox
ADVANCED DRESS-UP FEATURES 39. Once OK has been selected, your part will appear with the filleted area highlighted by orange lines at the boundaries.
DRAWING USING SURFACES 115. To start your SURFACES drawing, go to new drawing, choose PART. Once the Part screen appears, click on START, choose MECHANICAL.
DRAFTING and DIMENSIONING 98. A properly dimensioned drawing of a part is very important to the manufacturing outcome. With CATIA, it can be a very simple.
VND101, Workshop 06 WS06-1 MSC.visualNastran 4D Exercise Workbook Four Bar Linkage.
Constraint Based Modeling Geometric and Dimensional
Geometry Control – Modifying and Relimiting; Using Axes and Transformation Ideas Chapter 2: 2.4 & 2.5 R. Lindeke IE 1225.
BASIC ASSEMBLY DESIGN 79. There is a number of ways to enter ASSEMBLY DESIGN mode. Any ONE way will do it. Click here 80.
Catia V5 Profile icon Audience: New Catia V5 users Grade Objective: To master Catia V5 drawing skills utilizing the Profile Icon. To master Catia.
• Open a new part file • Create Cylinder
Welcome to…. YOUR FIRST PART – START TO FINISH 2.
Module 6 Feature Templates Create New Features Fix Topology Errors.
Buttons and Hyperlinks in PowerPoint To add a button: 1.Open a PowerPoint Project and select the slide on which you wish to place a button. 2.Click on.
SolidWorks: Extruded Cuts, Fillets, and Patterns Introduction to Robotics.
SOLIDWORKS: Lesson III – Patterns & Mirrors
1 Exercise Two The Digital Camera Helpful Notes 2004.
Solidworks Lesson 5 - Assembly Configurations and Motion
IE 1225 – Intro. To Manufacturing Engineering Fall 2007 Dr. R. Lindeke.
11 BASIC DRESS-UP FEATURES. LESSON II : DRESS UP FEATURES 12.
DRAFTING TECHNIQUES I 136. Here is a basic shape. From here, we will do some advanced drafting once we put this shape on a sheet as a drawing. Select.
University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez Department of Mechanical Engineering Introduction to NX 6.0 Tutorial 3 Modified by (2011): Dr. Vijay K. Goyal and.
Learning PowerPoint Part Two: Working With Images Directions: Click the slide icon in the section at the right to move on to the next slide.
Constructing Triangles using Geometer’s Sketchpad.
Parametric Modeling. 3D Modeling Steps - Sketch Step 1 Sketch Geometry (use the “line” tool today) You are making a four-sided shape that is not necessarily.
Click on the Title Bar. Oops, click here to try again… click here to try again…
Getting Started With AutoCAD ENGR 2 Week #1 Laboratory.
SOLIDWORKS: Lesson II – Revolutions, Fillets, & Chamfers UCF Engineering.
Learning PowerPoint Part One: Working With Words Directions: Click the slide icon in the section at the right to move on to the next slide.
Sketch 1 Set temporary working directory: File -> Set Working Directory, select working directory. New -> click on the Sketch button & fill in the name.
USING A TABLE OF VALUES TO ESTIMATE A LIMIT. Use a table of values to estimate.
SKETCHING IN Pro/ENGINEER Part 1. Improved Intent Manager n Terminology –Entity, origin, constraint, reference, relation, parameter, weak dimension, strong.
1.To begin click: File, New, then select Design 2.Draw a circle, then use the dimension tool to set it’s size to 84 diameter or 42 radius. 3. Next draw.
To begin click: File, New, then select Design Familiarize yourself with the controls on the page. Then use the maximise button the make the window fill.
Solidworks Exercise Modeling the piston (30 minutes) Open a new part file and Save as Piston.sldprt Create the Cylinder Click on Top Plane (or plane 2)
Open Publisher- it is part of Microsoft Office Then find: Blank publications Full page.
Year 9Dice. Select “New” Select “Metric” Standard (mm).ipt 1 2.
Assignment D5.  There are two types of constraints  Dimensional Constraints – You already know how to do  Show Size & Location  Geometric Constraints.
Assignment D6.  CURVES include lines and arcs  A PROFILE is a closed region made up of curves  When you have trouble with a sketch that you can’t extrude,
Paint Tutorial Created February 2006 Start Paint: Start>Programs>Accessories>Paint.
2012 IDEA Tutorial. Simplify your 2D right side view to this object to be cut & pasted into Inventor. FYI 2D right side with dimensions is on.
Fractal Art. What is Fractal Art? A fractal is a geometric shape that has self similarity, that is it can be split into pieces that are approximate reduced.
Creating the wheel by revolving Revolved Profile.
1.To begin click: File, New, then select Design 2.Next change the view to 2D.
Train Body The next series of slides will guide you through the construction of the train body. Start a new drawing and save it as Train Body.
This is what we want to produce Import sketch dimensions Label angles Set the scale Add linear dimensions.
Autodesk Inventor Design Exercise 2: F1 Team Challenge Car Developed by Tim Varner – Synergis Technologies © Tim Varner
Guide to downloading files from the communication centre March 2013.
Art Deco Clock LED Light
Introducing AutoCAD2013.
Constraints & Smart “Sketching”
Workshop 3.1 Sketching DesignModeler.
Welcome to… CATIA.
Autodesk Inventor 2008 Tutorial One Machine Part Alva Academy
Learning Objectives • Dynamic Input Line tool. • Coordinate systems.
SKETCHING IN Pro/ENGINEER Part 2.
Using the CATIA DMU Kinematics Tools – Part 1
Constraint Based Modeling Geometric and Dimensional
Fusion 360 Concrete Tea light Holder Tutorial
CAD Parts
Constraint Based Modeling Geometric and Dimensional
Making a non-linear slide show
PRO-DESKTOP TUTORIAL 2. Use Shift+w to have the workplane facing you.
CAD/CAM – An Introduction to 2D Design
Parametric Modeling Parametric Modeling
Presentation transcript:

CONSTRAINTS 52

You do your CONSTRAINING in Sketcher mode to create your part to exacting dimensions. This is the opposite of free-form creating we have done up to this point. 53

Pick the edge that you want to constrain, or give a definite dimension to, and then click CONSTRAIN from the toolbar. constrain 54

Another way to constrain a line on your part is to pick it and then click on CONSTRAIN IN A DIALOGUE BOX. You will have many different ways of constraining the area that will appear in the dialogue box. The ones that you can use will allow you to pick them. Constrain in… Picked line Picked point 55

The Constraint Definition box allows you to chose one or more constraints and apply it or them to the line that you have chosen to constrain. Notice that in the definition box only the constraints that you can apply will be highlighted. 56

Now that we have clicked on DISTANCE, the distance between the two areas we have chosen will be defined. distance 57

You can apply more than one parameter picked in the Constraint Definition box. Notice here that we have picked VERTICALITY as well as distance, and that it has been applied to the vertical line. verticality 58

Another very handy thing that you will find useful from the constraint dialogue box is CONCENTRICITY. If you draw two circles, one inside the other, and had intended them to be concentric but they are not, you can make them concentric this way… 59

Choose the two circles (by holding the control button) and then click on the defined constraints icon from the toolbar. 60

Click on concentricity and the two circles will do exactly that …become concentric. A small symbol will occur at the centre of the circles, this is the concentricity symbol. Concentricity symbol 61

Again, you can pick more than one thing. This time we have chosen FIX as well as concentricity. Fix is the icon you click if you wish these two circles to remain concentric forever. From now on, these two circles will act as one and the anchor symbol will show up there. Fix symbol 62

Now you are ready to go to 3D mode and dress this sketch as you wish. Notice that all is green…this is CATIA’s way of telling you that you are ready to move on. 63