3D Modeling an Angle Bracket Using Onshape

The video tutorial guides students through a 3D modeling project using Onshape. It begins with a scenario where a missing furniture part is modeled and printed. The task involves creating an angle bracket from a multiview drawing, focusing on dimensions and specifications. The instructor explains the use of fillet and hole tools, demonstrates their application, and emphasizes the importance of naming conventions. The tutorial concludes with a reminder to complete the assignment.

What is the main task described in the introduction of the project?

• Learning to use a new 3D printer

• Creating a multiview drawing from scratch

• 3D modeling a missing part for a furniture kit

• Designing a new piece of furniture

Which views are included in the multiview drawing of the angle bracket?

• Front, top, side, and rear views

• Front, top, side, and isometric views

• Front, top, side, and bottom views

• Front, top, side, and perspective views

What is the thickness of the angle bracket as specified in the dimensions?

• 0.75 inches

• 0.25 inches

• 0.125 inches

• 0.5 inches

Which tool is used to create a smooth curve on the edges of the model in Onshape?

• Revolve tool

• Chamfer tool

• Fillet tool

• Extrude tool

What is the default diameter set by the hole tool in Onshape?

• 1 inch

• 0.75 inches

• 0.25 inches

• 0.5 inches

What naming convention should be used for the assignment file?

• Class, last name, first name, date, file name

• File name, class, date, first name, last name

• First name, last name, class, date, file name

• Date, class, file name, first name, last name

What should the final model of the angle bracket include according to the demonstration?

• Five holes and a chamfer

• Three holes and a fillet

• Four holes and two fillets

• Two holes and a chamfer