4.45-4.47 SHELL & SLICE

Match the application with the correct command:

Groups:

(a) Shell

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(b) Slice

• Helmets

• Cheese

• Bread

• Deli Meats

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• Backpacks

• Water Bottle

On a scale of 1-5, how confident do you feel about using the SHELL command?

• 5 - Extremely confident

• 4 - Very confident

• 3 - Moderately confident

• 2 - Slightly confident

• 1 - Not confident at all

On a scale of 1-5, how confident do you feel about using the SLICE command?

• 5 - Extremely confident

• 4 - Very confident

• 3 - Moderately confident

• 2 - Slightly confident

• 1 - Not confident at all

Would you like more practice exercises in the next class?

• No, I am comfortable with the current level of practice.

• Yes, I would like more practical exercises.

List three products that can be created using the SHELL command in AutoCAD.

Match the modifier with its description for the SLICE command:

• View ‘V’

• Defines the cutting plane by specifying Z Axis.

• Z Axis ‘Z’

• Align the cutting plane with a selected surface.

• Surface ‘S’

• Allows you to retain and separate.

• Keep Both Sides “B”

• Aligns the cutting plane parallel to the current view.

Arrange the following steps for using the SHELL command in order:

• Press enter to finish the command.

• Press the "SHELL" command.

• Specify the shell offset distance (wall thickness).

• Select the faces to be removed.

• Select the 3D object to shell.

Place the following steps for using the SLICE command in the correct order:

• Specify start point of slicing plane.

• Select objects to slice.

• Specify end point of slicing plane.

• Specify a point on desired side to keep.

• Type 'SL' or press the 'SLICE' commandslice commass

What is the shortcut for the SLICE command in AutoCAD?

Match the term with its definition:

• Desired Side

• Set where and how you want to cut the object.

• Slice Plane

• The faces to be removed from the object. (opening)

• Remove Faces

• Indicates which portion of the cut 3D object to keep.

• Shell Offset Distance

• The thickness of the shell’s wall.