Serial No. 106
Application of 3D Sketch in Solid Edge ST9 (with caption and audio narration)
This partial design has been used in my model 'Bulb Shade (Solid Edge Tutorial)'. I tried to emphasize regarding the use of 3D Arc by 3 Points tool, simultaneously creating surface with the help of 'Bound' command.
Transcription of the Video
- Create a new sketch on XY plane.
- Draw the two circles coincident from the part origin.
- Apply the desired dimension.
- Apply the symmetric constraint on these two lines and give the angular dimension.
- Create a 3 Point Arc, between the intersection point of line and circle.
- Save the part file.
- Create a point H1 on the circle and which lie on the end point of the vertical line.
- Create a new Plane 1/2 inch below from XY plane along Z axis.
- Create a new sketch on Plane4.
- Create a point on Plane4 which is the project of point H1.
- In Sketch panel, click on 3D Sketch tool.
- In 3D Draw panel, click on 3D Arc by 3 Points tool.
- Select two endpoints A & B are on the arc of outer circle, and lie on XY Plane. Next, select point H2 which lies on Plane4 which is the project of point H1. (A, B and H1 are coplanar points and lies on XY Plane).
- Exit from the 3D sketch environment.
- Go to the Surfacing tab, in the Surfaces panel click on Bounded tool.
- Select the 3D Arc and Edge Set of (Sketch1).
- Click on finish button to create the surface.
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