Modeling Solidwork Objects with the Sweep method

Make solid cylinders with Diameter 40 mm and 60 mm R 40mm 60mm length.

Target:

o Make a new part

o Know the sweep method

o Get to know the Sweep dialog box

1. Click the New icon and part icon to create a new part

2. Click the icon, and the 2D sketch icon so we can sketch tools activate.

3. Click the circle icon, and then from the origin create a circle with R = 50 mm.

4. Click the 2D sketch icon so that the sketch tool is inactive.

5.Click on the icon and click on the 2D sketch icon so we can sketch tools reactivate.

6. Click the normal top icon and then click the full line icon, then from origin draw a vertical line upwards of 200 mm.

7. Click the 2D sketch icon so that the sketch tool is inactive back.

8. Click the isometry icon, so we get an image like the following:

9. Click the Sweep icon or on the menu line click insert, base sweep. So the sweep dialog box will be active as follows:

10. From the sweep dialog box above, we click so right will be active Feature Manager Design Tree (FMDT). On FMDT, we click sketch 1 and sketch 2 so that both sketches are read in the group profile and path. Note: Sketch 1 is a sketch for a circle with R 50 mm (functions as profile), and sketch 2 is a 200 mm full line sketch (functions as the path).

11. Finally click the check list, so we will get a solid cylinder of the results sweep process as follows:

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