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Onshape and Technical Drawing

Onshape and Technical Drawing

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D'Shayln O'Neil

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12 Slides • 35 Questions

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In using Onshape to make a PART, first, you Create -> Document, then choose Sketch, then what do you have to do?

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Choose which plane (front, top or right) to draw

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Extrude the 2d sketch to make a 3d part

3

Choose the size of your drawing

4

Set the Workspace units

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Designing the Future

Exploring Computer Aided Design

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Introduction to CAD

  • Computer Aided Design (CAD) is a technology that enables designers to create, modify, and analyze designs digitally.
  • CAD software allows for precise measurements, 3D modeling, and simulation, improving design accuracy and efficiency.
  • With CAD, designers can visualize and test their ideas before production, reducing costs and time.
  • Popular CAD software includes AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and CATIA.

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What is the purpose of CAD software?

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To enable designers to create, modify, and analyze designs digitally

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To improve design accuracy and efficiency through precise measurements, 3D modeling, and simulation

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To visualize and test ideas before production, reducing costs and time

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To explore the future of computer-aided design

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Improving Design Efficiency

  • CAD software enables designers to create, modify, and analyze designs digitally.
  • It improves design accuracy and efficiency through precise measurements, 3D modeling, and simulation.
  • By visualizing and testing ideas before production, it reduces costs and time.

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Understanding CAD Software

  • CAD stands for Computer Aided Design
  • CAD software is used to create, modify, analyze, and optimize designs
  • It allows for precise measurements, 3D modeling, and simulation
  • Common CAD software includes AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and CATIA
  • Used in various industries like architecture, engineering, and manufacturing

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of CAD software?

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To create, modify, analyze, and optimize designs

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To measure and model in 3D

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To simulate designs

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To explore computer aided design

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Design Optimization

CAD software is used to create, modify, analyze, and optimize designs. It enables designers to efficiently explore different design options and improve the performance of their products. By simulating and testing designs virtually, CAD software helps in reducing costs, minimizing errors, and enhancing overall design quality. It revolutionizes the design process by providing powerful tools for visualization, measurement, and modeling in 3D.

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Computer Aided Design:

  • Creating 2D Designs
  • Utilize CAD software to design precise 2D models
  • Draw lines, shapes, and dimensions with ease
  • Modify and edit designs effortlessly
  • Enhance productivity and accuracy in design process

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Multiple Choice

What can CAD software be used for?

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Creating 2D designs

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Analyzing data

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Writing code

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Managing finances

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Creating 2D designs

CAD software is widely used in industries like architecture and engineering to create precise and detailed 2D designs. It allows designers to easily manipulate and visualize their ideas, improving efficiency and accuracy. With CAD software, complex designs can be created with ease, revolutionizing the design process.

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Computer Aided Design:

  • Designing the Future
  • Exploring 3D Models
  • Developing with Precision
  • Enhancing Creativity
  • Efficient and Time-saving

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Multiple Choice

What is the main focus of Designing the Future: Exploring Computer Aided Design?

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Developing with Precision

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Enhancing Creativity

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Efficient and Time-saving

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Exploring 3D Models

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Exploring 3D Models

Did you know? Computer Aided Design (CAD) allows designers to create and manipulate 3D models of objects. It revolutionized the design process, making it more efficient and time-saving. CAD software is widely used in industries like architecture, engineering, and product design. With CAD, designers can visualize and test their ideas before production, enhancing creativity and precision.

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Computer Aided Design:

  • Simulating and Analyzing Designs
  • Explore the future of design with Computer Aided Design (CAD)
  • Simulate and analyze designs to optimize functionality and efficiency
  • Utilize advanced tools and algorithms to create innovative and precise designs
  • Enhance collaboration and communication among designers and engineers

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What is the purpose of Computer Aided Design (CAD) in design?

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To simulate and analyze designs for functionality and efficiency optimization

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To enhance collaboration and communication among designers and engineers

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To utilize advanced tools and algorithms for innovative and precise designs

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To explore the future of design

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CAD: Simulating and Analyzing Designs

  • Computer Aided Design (CAD) is used to simulate and analyze designs for functionality and efficiency optimization.
  • It enables designers to test and refine their ideas before physical production.
  • CAD tools utilize advanced algorithms to create innovative and precise designs.
  • Collaboration and communication among designers and engineers are enhanced through CAD.

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Multiple Choice

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Which individual sketch tool was used in the sketch below?

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Arc

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Offset

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Fillet

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Trim

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Multiple Choice

Complete circles shall always be dimensioned using...

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meters

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diameter

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lines

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degrees

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Multiple Choice

Which icons is the Line Tool, used to draw straight lines?

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Multiple Select

[Multi-select] Select ALL answers that are correct.

Which of the following can be used to draw arcs (curved lines with specific radius)?

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Multiple Select

[Multi-select] Select ALL answers that are correct.

Which of the following can be used to draw rectangular shapes?

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Multiple Select

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[Multi-select] Select ALL answers that are correct.

What can the Dimension Tool be used for?

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Define angles between lines

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Define distance between points/lines

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Define length of lines

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Define diameter of circles

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Define radius of arcs

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Multiple Choice

Which icon is the Sketch Fillet Tool, used to add fillets (rounded corners) on a sketch corner.

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Multiple Choice

Which icon is the Mirror Tool, used to draw a copy of selected entities about a line

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Multiple Choice

Which icon is Tangent Constraint, that constrains a curve and a line/other curve to be tangent (touch the curve but not cross it)

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Multiple Choice

Which icon is the Parallel Constrain, that makes two or more lines parallel?

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Multiple Choice

Which icon is the Trim Tool, used to trim/remove a selected line or curve?

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Multiple Choice

Why do designers draw objects in 3D?
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Because they find it easy
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Because they are told to do so
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Because it shows the user exactly what they are thinking
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Because that's the way its always been done

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Multiple Select

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This is a ______________ drawing.

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multiview

(orthographic)

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photographic

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pictorial

4

technical

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Multiple Select

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The six possible 2d projections of a 3d object are called this

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orthographic views

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photographic

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pictorial

4

technical

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Multiple Choice

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Which orthographic view shows the width and depth of an object?

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front

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left

3

right

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top

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Multiple Choice

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Which views most commonly get drawn for multiview (orthographic) drawings?

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front, rear, right side

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front, top, left side

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front, top, right side

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front, top, right, left, rear, bottom

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Multiple Choice

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What dimension is associated with an object’s top-to-bottom dimension?

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Height

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Width

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Depth

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Length

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Multiple Choice

These lines are light dotted /dashed lines

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Object

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Center

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Extension

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Hidden

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Multiple Choice

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Which orthographic projection represents the correct views for the isometric sketch?
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Multiple Choice

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What is the front view?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the top view?

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Multiple Choice

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Which cube cannot be made based on the unfolded cube?

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Multiple Choice

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Which cube cannot be made based on the unfolded cube?

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What type of drawing is this?
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Planometric
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Isometric
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One-point perspective
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Two-point perspective

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Multiple Choice

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Which view shows the block from the TOP
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Multiple Select

The 3 orthographic views that make up the home view are ____(choose all that apply)

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Top view

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Front view

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Rear view

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Right side view

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Bottom view

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Multiple Choice

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What will be the top view of the given isometric object?

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the correct front view of the figure provided?

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Multiple Choice

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A line that is short and long dashes that indicate a circular feature on a part is _____?

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Object Line
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Hidden Line
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Construction Line
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Center Line
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In using Onshape to make a PART, first, you Create -> Document, then choose Sketch, then what do you have to do?

1

Choose which plane (front, top or right) to draw

2

Extrude the 2d sketch to make a 3d part

3

Choose the size of your drawing

4

Set the Workspace units

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