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progetto in solid work semplice

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hello to all

I have to make a project (very simple) for the school, using the basic commands.

I wanted to make a pen door, how can I structure it? What do you use?
 
Is your pen holder a cylinder empty and open on one side?
ops I noticed after denied that you read the forum rules and that you present briefly. . .
 
ok but to explain to you how I seem to have understood (and it is not said that I am able now) you should at least understand what form you want to give to your pen holder. . .
 
then I had thought of cylinder shape, with a hole of course to make us stand the feathers.

I don't remember the difference

Then what other commands do I have to apply to him?
 
Ready4 said:
then I had thought of cylinder shape, with a hole of course to make us stand the feathers.

I don't remember the difference

Then what other commands do I have to apply to him?
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try to reason for a moment before you ask for help on the forum.......... as to the question, if the hole you do through it you will remove all the surface from you selected.
 
Ready4 said:
hello to all

I have to make a project (very simple) for the school, using the basic commands.

I wanted to make a pen door, how can I structure it? What do you use?
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what you ask is easily feasible
already only with the tutorials
present in solidworks.
 
I did two theoretical solid work lessons, now I have this test at school and I can't put myself there with the tutorial.

I don't have a plan at home.

Thanks for the help.
 
Ready4 said:
I did two theoretical solid work lessons, now I have this test at school and I can't put them there with the tutorial.:biggrin:

I don't have a plan at home.

Thanks for the help.
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youtube can provide you with very useful information. .
 
Ready4 said:
I can't find a pen door
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... and yeah, he thinks I'm a clerk.
I was looking for a million euros..now
I receive a small part every
end of month....
.

Sorry, but learning functions
does not allow you to build
Anything?
 
I asked you a 2-minute drive on how to make a pen door...

I didn't ask for any project of extreme difficulty, this program I know just to open it and do two commands, I kindly asked for help.
 
What are the "two commands" you can do?

How do you want the pen holder? some kind of simple glass?
. extrusion of a circle and emptying "to thickness" by selecting the face you want to open to slip the pens... Done!
 
the commands I know are extrusion, hole, cut, bevel, circle/arch, fitting, revolution,

I have never heard of it, is there another way ?= or where do they select it?

however it is very simple in the shape of a glass.
 
Ready4 said:
I can't find a pen door
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It is not that you can claim to find exactly your object. just something constructively similar:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waz28cge6eaHere are the commands I told you about. do not look at the shape and imagine a simple cylinder.. leaves the parts that cut the clove etc.
Ready4 said:
the commands I know are extrusion, hole, cut, bevel, circle/arch, fitting, revolution,

I have never heard of it, is there another way ?= or where do they select it?
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I figured.
the commands you know are enough for you and advance; sketch a circle and extrude it of the height you want the pen holder. then "the holes" of a certain depth to leave the bottom of the glass.. Done!
the command Shortly is together with the other functions you already know, the icon is an empty cube without a face.
with a minimum of imagination you get.

:smile:
 
Thank you, I hope to find all the controls at the test, now I sign them as we can keep the notes in front.

Thanks again, good evening!
 

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