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    • Animate:
    360-degree view animation
    • Wireframe:
    Displays only model edges.
    • Shading without edges:
    Displays only surfaces.
    • Shading with edges:
    Displays the entire model.
    • Top Bottom:
    Rotates vertically on the Z-axis.
    • Front Back:
    Rotates vertically on the Y-axis.
    • Left Right:
    Rotates vertically on the X-axis.
    • Zoom -:
    Zooms out the view.
    • Zoom +:
    Zooms in the view.
    • Measure:
    Measures from and between elements.
    • Section View:
    Creates a section in the view.
    • Screenshot:
    Downloads a screenshot.

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Window for app functions. Fill out the fields, confirm the action, or return with X.

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Measure: choose between two elements or the length of individual geometries. Click one or two objects in the 3D CAD.

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With the checkboxes, you can set the behavior of the tools. Repeat for multiple element creation. Automatic relationship creation. Show grid and set the size of the grid to which points will snap.

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Window for creating new documents. Unsaved changes will be lost. Choose a product or return with X.

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Save parts under your own account for later use or ordering. The part number serves as the identity of your part.

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Open created, saved parts, or assemblies.

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Download documents for external use.

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Download design data for external use.

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Set personal options like colors and app behavior.

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Upload CAD data for use in our system. Search for a local file and confirm the action. The file will then be available as a basis for further editing.

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Rectangular pattern: Creates a pseudo-assembly with a rectangular pattern.

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Circular pattern: Creates a pseudo-assembly with a rotationally symmetric pattern.

Modeling:

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    • STP-Datei:
    Opening of own CAD files. The geometry can then be modified.
    • Profile:
    Add a sketch-based, extruded volume. Sketches can contain multiple closed contours.
    • Pocket:
    Subtract a sketch-based, extruded volume. Choose island option and support plane.
    • Drilling:
    Insert holes, threads, and countersinks at sketch points.

Shapes:

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    • New:
    Clears the content of the sketch.
    • DXF Upload:
    Opens a dialog for uploading a DXF file.
    • Rectangle:
    Creates a rectangle using two points.
    • Circle:
    Creates a full circle with a start point and radius.
    • Hexagon:
    Creates a hexagon using the center and outer point.
    • Long Hole:
    Inserts a long hole shape using the center points of the circular arcs.
    • Cam:
    Draws a cam using the center points of circular arcs with different radii.
    • Triangle:
    Creates a triangle.
    • Parallelogram:
    Creates a parallelogram with an inclination angle.
    • Trapezoid:
    Creates a trapezoid with two inclination angles.

Segments:

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    • Point:
    Inserts a point into the sketch.
    • Line:
    Creates a line with two endpoints.
    • Polyline:
    Creates a polyline that can be closed. Click on an existing point to finish the process.
    • Arc:
    Creates a partial circle from three points with a radius.

Modify:

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    • Chamfer:
    Inserts a line at the selected corner point and trims adjacent elements.
    • Rounding:
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    • designElement:
    Changes the element status between construction and auxiliary element. Auxiliary elements are not considered in volume generation.
    • Trim:
    Trimming removes segments from the sketch. Activate the mode and select one or more segments to be deleted in the sketch.

Constraints:

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    • Fixation:
    Creates an X-Y coordinate position at points.
    • Element Dimension:
    Creates a dimension for an element.
    • Offset:
    Defines the distance between two elements.
    • Angle:
    Sets an angle between two lines.
    • Congruence:
    Overlays two points, making them identical.
    • Horizontal:
    Defines lines in the horizontal direction.
    • Vertical:
    Defines lines in the vertical direction.
    • Tangential:
    Positions circles and lines with a tangent condition.
    • Orthogonal:
    Sets two lines perpendicular to each other.

Sketcher:

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The working plane represents the starting point for editing. For the sketch, selecting the working plane results in an origin point, from which all dimensions depend. Also, all depth measurements depend on the chosen plane.

Working Plane:

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    • Change Working Plane:
    Activate plane switching by clicking the button and select a new reference plane in the 3D model.
    • Change Working Plane:
    Activate plane switching by clicking the button and select a new reference plane in the 3D model.
    • Change Working Plane:
    Activate plane switching by clicking the button and select a new reference plane in the 3D model.
    • Change Working Plane:
    Activate plane switching by clicking the button and select a new reference plane in the 3D model.

Contour Cuts

Part Properties:

Material:
Coating:
Variant:

Info: Part Properties

Enter a name for the part that best reflects its properties.

The description helps you to better find your part later and understand the purpose of the design.

Configure the desired material of the part, surface coating, or hardening.

Operations:

Info: Operations

This is a list of all 3D operations on the part. Here you can change, edit, or delete the name, color of the respective surfaces. By moving the mouse over the part, you can trace the history of the component.
Description: Contour cuts are made from sheets and plates and are characterized by a flexible process that allows the creation of custom parts at high processing speeds. This method offers designers high potential for the economical creation of complex welded assemblies, seals, or other machine elements.

Sketcher

Align:

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The sketch can be oriented along a coordinate axis or centrally using the direction arrows.

Transform Origin:

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Incremental shifting or rotation of the local coordinate system. The change affects the entire sketch position.

Elements:

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List of all elements in the sketch.

Rectangular pattern:

∆ x:
∆ y:
num x:
num y:

Info: Rectangular pattern

On the left side, the Pattern action can be executed. The values stored in the input fields are taken into account.

On the right side of the dialog, the shape of the pattern can be defined in terms of horizontal number, vertical number, and horizontal distance, vertical distance.

Circular pattern:

x:
y:
Winkel:
num:

Info: Circular pattern

Clicking the button applies the values in the dialog to the sketch.

In the input fields, a point in X and Y can be specified around which the sketch should be rotated. Then, an intermediate angle and the desired number of copies must be specified.

Description: The sketcher is used to create 2D geometries as a basis for various modeling operations in 3D space. Besides the quick selection for basic shapes, you can create, modify, and delete your own paths with segments. Constraints are small mathematical formulas that are attached to objects upon selection to define the position and alignment precisely. The constraints can remain throughout the entire design process.

Profile

Description: Raw parts are workpieces that have not yet been fully processed or finished and still require additional machining steps. In milling, raw parts are usually made from a larger workpiece or material plate and then cut to the required size and shape. Raw parts in milling can have different shapes depending on the requirements of the final product. Typically, raw parts are used in the form of workpiece blocks or plates, which are then mounted and machined on the milling machine. The production of raw parts in milling requires careful planning and preparation to ensure that the final workpieces meet the desired specifications. This may include selecting the right material, sizing the raw part, and precisely determining the cutting depth and speed during milling. Raw parts in milling are often used for the production of components that require high precision, such as in the aerospace, automotive, and electronics industries. By using raw parts, efficient manufacturing can be ensured, as most of the material has already been removed, and only the final details need to be machined. Overall, raw parts in milling are an important part of the manufacturing process and enable the production of complex workpieces with high precision and efficiency.

Pocket

Description: Pocket milling is a subfield of milling that focuses on creating pockets or recesses in workpieces. In this process, the workpiece is mounted on a machine tool, and a rotating mill is lowered into the workpiece to remove material from the surface and create a pocket or recess. Pocket milling is often used in the manufacturing of components where specific areas of the workpiece need to be removed to create space for other components or to achieve specific shapes. An example of this is the production of housings for electronic devices, where pockets need to be milled for batteries, circuit boards, and other components. To ensure precise and repeatable production of pockets or recesses, various parameters must be considered. These include choosing the appropriate mill, feed rate, spindle speed, and cutting force. Careful planning and programming of the milling process are also required to ensure that the workpiece is machined exactly to the specifications. Different types of mills can be used for pocket milling. These include slot mills, end mills, ball nose cutters, and many others. Each mill has

Drilling

Standard drilling:

Info: Standard drilling, select depth and diameter for a simple, cylindrical drilling with a bottom cone.

Through the dialog, you can define the depth of the operation or a pocket.

Thread drilling:

Info: Thread drilling, select the thread depth and thread designation. The depth value refers to the actual thread depth.

Through the dialog, you can define the depth of the operation or a pocket.

Cylinder countersink:

Info: Countersink

Select the geometry of the countersink, cylinder countersink, and cone countersink.

Cone countersink:

Info: Countersink

Select the geometry of the countersink, cylinder countersink, and cone countersink.
Description: Drilling on a milling machine is a cutting manufacturing process that offers many advantages but also some challenges. However, with the right choice of tools, cutting conditions, and machine settings, precise and efficient drillings can be produced on a milling machine.
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