Onshape Assemblies and Degrees of Freedom

What is the purpose of an assembly file in onshape?

• To draw and design a part

• To put multiple parts together in a specific order

• To sort out all of your designs and lay them out

• To show how a product will be created on the assembly line

What is the name of the command that forces a component to be locked in place in an Onshape assembly?

• Lock

• Secure

• Fix/Unfix

• Ground

What is the best way to join two components together to allow no movement?

• Fastened mate

• 3 Planar Mates

• Revolute mate

• Fastened or 3 Planar mates both work

How many degrees of freedom are there for an object to move?

• Six

• Four

• Twelve

• Three

What are the two types of movement in the degrees of freedom?

• Sliding and grinding

• Translation and Rotation

• Movement and Teleporting

• None of the above

What are the 3 Axis Directions in a 3D model?

• A,B,&C

• X,P,&Q

• X,Y,&Z

• Movement 1,2,&3

How many degrees of freedom does a rotating cylindrical object have?

• 1, X rotation

• 2 X movement and rotation

• 2, X movement and Z rotation

• 3 X,Y,&Z Rotation

Parts are put together in a/an ________________ tab

• Studio
• Part
• Assembly
• Feature

You can create a plane at an offset distance by selecting a plane or a planar face as the reference.

• True

• False

A temporary axis is automatically created by Onshape for any part that has a circular edge or face.

• True

• False