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Sketching the dimensions of the flywheel - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: Modeling a Motorcycle Engine with SOLIDWORKS
Sketching the dimensions of the flywheel
- Now that we have our completed profile, and the necessary relations are captured, we will add the necessary dimensions. Let's say that the design intent is that the center circle dimension will be our driving dimension to which the other profile dimensions within the sketch will be related. To easily capture this, we will use equations for our dimensions. This will allow us to later change the circle dimension and all other dimensions will update automatically keeping the scale of the other profiles or contours in scale to the circle's size. With the dimension tool selected, first add a dimension to the circle, and in the modified dialog that pops ups set the value to 100 millimeters, add a dimension to the top arc, and from the keyboard select the equals key which activates equation entry mode. Now we can select the circle's dimension from the graphics view, and using the asterisk key multiply by .3. Enter, and enter again. As easy as that, we can create equations for our…
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Sketching the flywheel4m 25s
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Sketching the dimensions of the flywheel1m 58s
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Extruding the flywheel3m 49s
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Capturing the design intent of the flywheel2m 44s
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Building the shafts of the flywheel3m 50s
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Cutting the shafts of the flywheel4m 49s
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Cutting the back of the flywheel4m 23s
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Shaping the arc4m 25s
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Filleting the flywheel3m 26s
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Configuring the splines of the flywheel4m 33s
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