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By Kevin McAleer, 3 Minutes
CONSTRUCT
offset plane
YZ
20mm
Create Sketch
The ViewCube Its best to move the camera rotation to inside the eyelid so you create the sketch in the correct orientation. Move the camera by using the viewcube.
Its best to move the camera rotation to inside the eyelid so you create the sketch in the correct orientation. Move the camera by using the viewcube.
viewcube
Slice
Sketch Palette
Create three circles - Using the circle creation mode (press c), create three circles:
c
The origin of each circle is the point where the horizonal and verticle lines of our profile meet (the origin).
r
The Tangent Tool Select the line - Select the left line of the rectangle Click Tangent - and then click the tangent tool button from the toolbar. Select the circle - Select the circle to create the tangent constraint which alings the line to the circle.
Tangent
tangent
Constraints Constraints allow you to relate one sketch entity to another sketch entity. If you look at. the constraint icons in the sketch palette you’ll see that the sketch constraints use geometric expressions, with the exception of fix/unfix.
Constraints allow you to relate one sketch entity to another sketch entity. If you look at. the constraint icons in the sketch palette you’ll see that the sketch constraints use geometric expressions, with the exception of fix/unfix.
the Finish Sketch
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