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Fixture Block
Steps:-I created a sketch in the shape of the object without the pole in it and used the extruded base tool to make it a 3D shape.- I then sketched a circle centered to edge it needed to be on and again used the extruded base tool to make it 3D.- I then extruded cut a rectangle shape in the spot shown on the blueprint .- I then made a half circle extruded cut on the edge of the shape in the spot shown on the blueprint.- I then added a 45° angle cut through the shape in the spot shown on the blueprint.- I then added the three holes in the base of the object using the extruded cut tool in the place shown on the blueprint.- I Then used the fillet tool to bevel the edge with a 10 mm cut
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