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Fixture Block
Step1 - setting our material to 1060 Alloy metal Step2 - Start sketching out outline on the front planeStep3 - Setting up our dimensions with the start dimension tool Step4 - Extrude our base and flip it the other direction Step5 - Move to the front plane to sketch on our base Step6 - use the circle tool on the top edge of our base and defining it Step 7 - Extrude the circle Step 8 - start a sketch on top of the Fixture block Step 9 - Sketched and defined a circle on the side of the block and extrude cut Step 10 - Sketch a rectangle on the middle part of the block Step 11 - Define the rectangle and extrude cut to the surface to the bottom of the block Step12 - Sketch 2 circles and a slot on the base. Step13 - Define the sketches and extrude cut through all Step 14 - Fillet the cutsStep 15 - Chamfer the corn of the base
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