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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an extruded part with fillets and a shell using OnShape. It begins with opening a new sketch on the top plane and drawing a 12 inch square. This square is then extruded 12 inches to create a cube. A 10 inch circle is drawn in the center and extruded 1 inch to create a peg. 0.5 inch fillets are added to the top and side edges. Finally, a 1 inch shell is used to hollow out the bottom of the cube, completing the part.

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an extruded part with fillets and a shell using OnShape. It begins with opening a new sketch on the top plane and drawing a 12 inch square. This square is then extruded 12 inches to create a cube. A 10 inch circle is drawn in the center and extruded 1 inch to create a peg. 0.5 inch fillets are added to the top and side edges. Finally, a 1 inch shell is used to hollow out the bottom of the cube, completing the part.

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an extruded part with fillets and a shell using OnShape. It begins with opening a new sketch on the top plane and drawing a 12 inch square. This square is then extruded 12 inches to create a cube. A 10 inch circle is drawn in the center and extruded 1 inch to create a peg. 0.5 inch fillets are added to the top and side edges. Finally, a 1 inch shell is used to hollow out the bottom of the cube, completing the part.

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    1 Assignment 1 Extrusions v2

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    This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an extruded part with fillets and a shell using OnShape. It begins with opening a new sketch on the top plane and drawing a 12 inch square. This square is then extruded 12 inches to create a cube. A 10 inch circle is drawn in the center and extruded 1 inch to create a peg. 0.5 inch fillets are added to the top and side edges. Finally, a 1 inch shell is used to hollow out the bottom of the cube, completing the part.

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    OnShape

    Assignment 1
    Extrusions
    By: Mr. Gravitt
    Step 1 Open Up Assignment 1 Extrusion

    • All of the lessons will appear in the browser


    version…
    Notes
    • #‘ is feet & #” means inches.
    • Hotkeys AKA Keyboard Shortcuts – Hotkeys
    speed things up, once you learn them, & they
    allow you to draw way faster. However, they it
    takes awhile to learn them all…
    • See the next page for a full list &/or - Shift Key
    & ? – Brings up the full list at anytime in the
    Software!!!
    • Escape Key – unselects things.
    • Hold the shift key – you can select multiple
    things at once.
    Step 2.1 VIEWS
    • On the right hand side:
    • There is a Cube that lets you
    change views.
    • There is a dropdown box that
    lets you change views & View
    styles.
    • You can use mouse, arrow
    keys, two fingers on
    touchscreen, Apple pen, &/or
    spacemouse to move views.
    Step 2.2 This is the Trimetric View
    • Software starts
    you off with these
    3 planes.
    • Top, Front, &
    Right. Or, AKA the
    XY, XZ, & YZ
    planes.
    • Planes – are like
    blank worktops
    that you can place
    drawings on.
    • You can place Step 2.3 Planes
    many additional
    planes in any
    orientation in
    space.
    • Most software's let
    you place up to 26
    planes on a part.
    • You can & should
    name them when
    you make them,
    so you can keep
    track of them.
    Step 2.4 Bottom Page
    • Across the bottom of the
    page you can have
    multiple parts &/or
    assemblies open at once.
    • You can switch between
    them by clicking their tabs.
    Step 2.5 Left Side of
    Page
    • The Origin – Center of the
    world, 0,0,0.
    • List of Planes
    • List of Sketches
    • Sketches are individual
    drawings
    • You can have multiple
    sketches on a plane
    • You can have sketches
    placed on surfaces too…
    Step 2.6 Top Left of
    Page
    • Onshape home button.
    • Undo & Redo buttons.
    • New sketch button.
    • Version history button.
    • File button, print, export, &
    ect.
    Step 2.7 Top Left of
    Page
    • In this view these are the
    3D tools.
    • When you open a sketch
    they automatically change
    to 2D tools.
    • You can mouse over them
    & they will tell you what
    they are & what they do.
    Step 3.1 Units
    • You can change units by
    clicking here.
    Step 3.2 Units
    • Click Workspace
    Units.
    Step 3.3 Units
    • You can select you unit
    of measure standard or
    metric.
    • You can select the units
    of that measure you want
    to use.
    • EXAMPLE: Inches, Feet,
    Yards, &/or etc.
    • Click the checkmark
    when done. Leave it on
    Inches…
    • Select a plane, I Step 4.1 Start a
    picked top plane. Sketch
    • 2 ways, one is right
    click & choose new
    sketch
    • Or, click new
    sketch in ribbon
    Step 4.2 Sketch 1
    • Now you can see the Sketch 1 on the top
    plane.
    Step 4.3 Sketch Box
    • IF YOU CLICK THIS it will close/finish the
    sketch so you can’t draw on it…
    Step 4.4 Sketch List
    • You can see the sketch 1 in the list.
    Step 4.5 Sketch List
    • Lets rename the sketch to Base.
    Step 4.6 Sketch List
    • Should be named now.
    • It’s hard to 2D draw in 3D View, so lets look at it from a 2D View.
    • I put the drawing on the top plane so I’m going to click on the top view & look straight
    down.
    Step 4.7 Base in 2D View
    • Also, notice the 3D tools disappeared while
    we are in a 2D sketch. 2D tools appeared.
    Step 5.1 Draw a Square
    • Choose the Square tool, and draw a rectangle
    on the base sketch.
    Step 5.2 Measure it
    • Choose the measure tool, click one side then
    the other, then type in 12 inches, hit enter.
    Step 5.3 Finish Drawing
    • It should be 12 inches by 12 inches. Now
    click finish sketch Green Checkmark.
    Step 5.4 Lets look at it 3D
    • Click View
    • Click Trimetric View
    Step 6.2 Turn this into a 3D Object
    • Click Extrude tool, type in 12 inches, select
    the square, & hit green checkmark.
    Step 6.3 12 X 12 Cube Done
    • Lets rename the extrusion to 12inchcube
    Step 6.4 Select Circle Tool
    • Select the circle tool, we are to make a circle..
    Step 6.5 10 Inch Circle
    • Make a 10 in circle in the center of drawing.
    Step 6.6 10 Inch Circle
    • Click Finish Sketch when done.
    Step 6.7 1 Inch Peg
    • Extrude, name peg, 1 inch, select circle, finish.
    Step 6.8 1 Inch Peg
    • Finished Peg.
    Step 7.1 Fillets
    • Click Fillets Tool.
    Step 7.2 Fillets
    • Type in .5 inch fillets.
    Step 7.3 Fillets
    • Select top & side edges ONLY.
    Step 7.4 Fillets Done
    • Notice only the sides and top are filleted…
    Step 8.1 Shell Tool
    • We shell so often they give us a tool for that…
    Step 8.2 Shell Tool
    • Type 1 inch, select bottom, & click finish…
    Step 9 Done
    • We made a LEGO!
    • I turned off all lines just so we could view the finished
    product as it would be manufactured…
    Next
    Assignment 2
    Revolving

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