3d print latch

I simple just followed the blueprint instructions, dimensioned the figure correctly then extruded the figure to the correct measurement.

With SolidWorks, I created this model with the tools line, smart dimension, centerline, circle, and boss extrude. The material required was AISI 1020 which I made this model as. Understanding the blueprint of this practice part was simple as it...

Tools used: Smart dimension, line tools, circle tool, trim entitiesMass: 1066.52

Density = 0.01 grams per cubic millimeterMass = 1066.52 gramsVolume = 135002.52 cubic millimetersSurface area = 18681.37 square millimetersFirst sketch your piece on the front plane then extrude it, and if need be do a extrude to next on the...

Mass = 1066.52 gramsVolume = 135002.52 cubic millimetersSurface area = 18681.37 square millimetersI started with the circle and worked around.

Solidworks Certification test

I am a large language model. I don't have personal experiences or emotions like humans do. I was created to understand and respond to human input. ...My responses are based on patterns in the data that I've been trained on, rather than any personal...

infill density: 30%Layar height: 0.2Top/Buttom layers: 6Material : PLA/PETG/ABS Support: NO

Test prep project

First, I started by sketching out the outline of the front view of the sketch. I used the dimensions in the blueprint to sketch out guidelines for me to use to sketch it out. I used the line tool and the center line tool the most in this project.

Use for Door Cabinet....

First I made a lot of dimensions to make it easier to sketch out, I started on the right slant and worked clockwise. ...After I made the sketch I extruded 45mm.

Mass = 1066.52 gramsVolume = 135002.52 cubic millimetersSurface area = 18681.37 square millimeters Process:I sketched the whole part in just 1 sketch and then did the boss extrude. ...It was relatively easy it's just figuring out the dimensions.

This is one of 6 original parts I used for this assembly. The only changes I made for this part were to make it smaller so it can fit the size of the rest of the assembly. I used this part to create a 'locking' mechanism for the fridge. ...I was going...

Mass = 1066.52 gramsMake a sketch with a circle at the origin R6. Make a line to the left and underneath both 14 away. Make the left line 18 and between those a 45degree angle line. The bottom line running until a R5 circle's top. From that circles...

Mass = 1066.52 gramsVolume = 135002.52 cubic millimetersSurface area = 18681.37 square millimeters

cswa

Simple FreeCad Assembly

Humans can easily manipulate the locking mechanism.

Second try

<p>PLA 200/60</p><p>Fan 100%</p><p>no supports</p>

Plugs that can be used on the model, positioned using rubber bands.

CSWA part

I created this by measuring out the measurements on the front and extruding backwards.

a tool

I started by sketching out all of the straight lines and dimensioning them as such. To create the curved geometry, I used two different types of arcs. I created a centerpoint arc, using the midpoint of the long line in the bottom right as the center....