WorksheetsOnshape - Introduction to Assembly Pt. 1
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
In CAD we use sketches, extrusions, revolves, and other tools to create...
Assemblies
Drawings
Parts
How many parts are in this picture? (Hint: if they aren't touching, they are different parts)
1
2
3
4
How many EXTRUSIONS are in this picture? (Hint: look at the feature list)
1
2
3
4
How many axes are in 3D space?
1
2
3
4
What "degrees of freedom" does any object have in each dimension? Check ALL correct
Rotate (Spin)
Scale (Shrink-grow)
Translate (Slide)
Mirror (Flip)
The space in OnShape where we create Parts is called a Part ______
Space
Studio
Workshop
Laboratory
Although we can make more than one part at a time in the part studio. When we want to really put parts together, we need to make a(n)
Mechanism
Construction
Assembly
Part Studio
Feature Studio
Onshape holds part studios, assemblies, drawings, and all other files together inside of...
"Documents"
"Workspaces"
"The Twilight Zone"
"The Phantom Zone"
The big difference between the part studio, and an assembly is...
In a part studio we can move the parts around, and connect them.
In an assembly we can move the parts around, and connect them.
Assembly is the place to edit/make parts.
Part studio lets us import parts from other work spaces.
To put a part in to an assembly we have to ____________ it.
Add
Insert
When you click on a part in an assembly, you can see this tool, called the:
Triforce
Triad Manipulator
Thingy
Translational Rotator
To move the "camera" in the space we use this object, called the:
Triad Manipulator
Flux Capacitor
View Cube
To rotate an object with the triad manipulator, you could click on this part:
To translate (move) an object in one direction with the triad manipulator, you could click on this part:
