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Learning Objectives
Generate standard three views. Generate Model Views. Generate Relative Views. Generate Predefined Views.
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Generate Detail Views. Generate Crop Views. Generate Broken Views. Generate Alternate Position Views. Work with Interactive Drafting. Edit the Drawing Views. Change the Scale of the Drawing Views. Delete Drawing Views Modify the Hatch Pattern of the Section Views.
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Figure B The initial screen of the drawing document with the Sheet Format To Use dialog box
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Standard Starting a New Drawing Document From Within the Part/Assembly Document
This method is recommended when the part or the assembly document for which you want to generate the drawing views is opened. In this case, choose the Make Drawing from Part/Assembly button from the Standard toolbar of the part or the assembly document. If the SolidWorks warning box is displayed, choose the OK button. A new drawing document will be started and the Sheet Format/Size dialog box is displayed. Note that if you are using the advanced version of the New SolidWorks Document dialog box for starting new files, it will be automatically displayed when you choose the Make Drawing from Part/Assembly button. Select the available drawing template file from one of the tabs of this dialog box. A new drawing document will be opened. The Sheet Format/Size dialog box will be displayed only if you select the drawing template from the Templates tab. Doc
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Type Of Views
After generating a standard view, you can generate or derive the following views from the standard view(s).
Model View Projected View Section View Aligned Section View Auxiliary View
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Figure B shows the three standard views of a model created using the Standard 3 View tool.
Figure B Three standard views created using the Standard 3 View tool
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Figure A The Predefined View PropertyManager Different predefined views Views created after populating the predefined views
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Figure B Section view of an assembly with some of the components excluded from the section scope
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Auxiliary view created with the Flip Direction check box selected
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Circle Options
View Options
Style
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Broken View
Select the view to break and choose Insert > Horizontal Break/Vertical Break depending on the direction in which you need to break the component. Two break lines will be displayed on the selected view as shown in Figure A. Select the break lines and move them away from each other as shown in Figure B. Now, select the view and invoke the shortcut menu. Choose the Break View option from the shortcut menu. The broken view will be created as shown in Figure C.
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Figure A
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Preview Properties
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Tutorial 1
Generate the top view, front view, right view, aligned section view, detail view, and isometric view of the model created in the Tutorial 2 of Chapter 7. Use the Standard A4 Landscape sheet format. (Expected time: 30 min)
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Create a directory with the name c12 in the SolidWorks directory and copy c07tut02.sldprt from the /My Document/SolidWorks/c07 directory to this directory.
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Generate the parent view in the drawing sheet. The parent view will be generated using the Named View tool Select the parent view and choose the Projected View button from the Drawing toolbar. Figure A shows the views generated from the parent view using the Projected View tool.
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Using the Line tool draw the sketch and apply the relations and dimensions to the sketch as shown in Figure B.
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Place the aligned section view on the drawing sheet as shown in Figure C.
The gap between the hatching line in the aligned section view is large; therefore, modify the spacing using Area Hatch/Fill dialog box.
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10. Create a small circle on the right circular feature of the model in the top view, refer to Figure D. Set the value of the scale factor of the detail view to 3:1. Figure D shows the detail view derived from the top view.
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11. Choose the Named View button from the Drawing toolbar. The Named View PropertyManager is displayed. The Isometric option is selected from the Orientation View rollout. Figure E shows the final drawing sheet after generating all the models. 12. Choose the Save button from the Standard toolbar and save the drawing with the name given below and close the file \My Documents\SolidWorks\c12\c12-tut01.SLDDRW.
Figure E The final drawing sheet after generating all the views
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Tutorial 2
Generate the drawing view of the Bench Vice Assembly created in Chapter 10. Generate the top view, section front view, right view, and isometric view of the assembly in the exploded state. (Expected time: 45 min) 1. 2. Copy the Bench Vice directory from the /My Document/SolidWorks/c10 directory to the current directory i.e /My Document/SolidWorks/c12. Open the Bench Vice assembly and create the exploded state and the explode lines as shown in Figure A. Right-click Bench Vice Configuration(s) > Default in the ConfigurationManager and choose Collapse to unexplode the assembly. Save and close the assembly. Choose the Make Drawing from Part/Assembly button from the Standard toolbar. Choose the A4 Landscape sheet from the Sheet Format/Size dialog box.
Figure A Exploded view of the assembly with explode lines
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Generate the top view using the Named View tool. Set the value of the scale factor to 1:2. Move the view and place the parent view on the drawing sheet as shown in Figure B. Generate the sectioned front view that is derived from the parent view. Figure C shows the section view generated using the Section View tool.
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Generate is the right-side view derived from the front section view and will be generated using the Projected View tool. Place the view on the right of the sectioned front view as shown in Figure D.
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Using the Named View tool, generate the isometric view and place the view near the upper right corner of the drawing sheet. Set the scale factor of the drawing view to 1:2. Figure E shows the final drawing sheet after generating all the drawing views.
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Choose the Save button from the Standard toolbar and save the drawing as \My Documents\SolidWorks\c12\c12-tut02.SLDDRW. Close the file by choosing File > Close from the menu bar.
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Exercise 1
Generate the front view, section right view, isometric view, and the alternate position view on the isometric view of Exercise 1 of Chapter 11. Scale the parent view to the scale factor of 1:3. The views that are to generate are shown in Figure A. (Expected time: 45 min)
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