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WorksheetsOnShape: Assembly Design
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
To simulate or show motion in an assembly you must maintain at least one degree of freedom.
True
False
True or False: When creating an Exploded View, you can move multiple components at the same time in a single step.
True
False
Top-Down design involves creating a layout within an assembly and then designing the parts within the assembly environment.
True
False
The symbol next to the first part listed in the Instance List indicates ______.
The part is fully defined from mates.
The part is fixed.
The part is able to rotate.
The part is able to translate.
True or False: You can insert a part into an assembly by dragging the part file from Windows Explorer into the Onshape window and dropping it in your assembly.
True
False
To rotate a single part within an assembly, click and drag it using the:
Left mouse button
Right mouse button
Middle mouse button
Triad Manipulator
True or False: You cannot apply mates between the face of a model and a reference plane.
True
False
To use Snap Mode _______.
Simply left-click two snap points for mate connectors on two different parts
Select the two parts you want to mate from the Instance List
Drag a selection box over the two parts you want to mate together
Click and drag a snap point on one part to a snap point on another part
A Mate Connector can be placed on a vertex, midpoint of an edge, or the center of circular geometry.
True
False
True or False: You cannot flip the alignment of a mate while editing a mate.
True
False
A Fastened mate allows a part to translate along a single axis.
True
False
If you make a change to only one instance of a standard content component, it will automatically change every other instance that uses the same specifications.
True
False
To add additional copies of a component into an assembly:
Select the component while using the Insert tool, then press the green check.
Copy and paste the part from the Instances List.
Copy and paste the part from the graphics area.
All of the Above
What does the `M` stand for in a bolt with the sizing `M10`?
Material
Metric
Diameter
Length
