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SolidWorks PROPELLER BOAT 6-1

Boat

Propeller with MatesA. Base for Blade.Step 1. Click File Menu > New, click Part and OK.

Step 2. Click Extruded Boss/Base on the Features toolbar.

Step 3. Click the Top Plane, Fig. 1.

Step 4. Click Line on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 5. Draw a line at an angle as shown in Fig. 2.

Step 6. Drawn lines to make a rectangle as shown in Fig. 3. Use the in-ferencing line, the dotted line that appears when you draw the lines to keep the line at right angle to each other. Do not add any extra lines. If you make a mistake, use Undo, Ctrl-Z. Use L key to start and stop line.

Step 7. Press the Escape key to unselect Line. Shift click the top line and the Origin Shift click the top line and the Origin Shift clickto select both (Hold down shift key and click both line and Origin), Fig. 4.

Step 8. In the Property Manager under Add Rela-tions, click Midpoint

Step 8. In the Property Manager under Add Rela-, Fig. 5 and

Fig. 6.

Step 9. Click Centerline on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 10. Starting from the Origin , draw a vertical centerline as shown in Fig. 7.

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OriginOrigin

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CenterlineCenterline

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Step 11. Click Smart Dimension on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 12. Dimension the angle between the top line and centerline 45 de-grees as shown in Fig. 8. To Smart dimension the angle click both lines then move the cursor out away from the lines and click. Key-in 45 for the dimension and press ENTER.

Step 13. Add the dimensions as shown in Fig. 9. To Smart dimension click the line then move the cursor out away from the line and click. Key-in the dimension and press ENTER. Arrange the dimension as shown in Fig. 9.

Step 14. Click Exit Sketch on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 15. In the Extrude Property Manager set:

Depth

Step 15. In the Extrude Property Manager set:

to .5 and click OK , Fig. 10 and Fig. 11.

Step 16. Click Zoom to Fit (F) on the View toolbar.

B. Save as "propeller".Step 1. Click File Menu > Save As.

Step 2. Key-in propeller for fi lename and press ENTER.

C. Spline for Blade.Step 1. Click TrimetricC. Spline for Blade.

on the Standard Views toolbar.

Step 2. Click Extruded Cut on the Features toolbar.

Step 3. Click the front face to select it, Fig. 11.

Step 4. Click Normal To on the Standard Views toolbar. (Ctrl-8)

Fig. 10

Fig. 11

FrontFace

Fig. 8Fig. 8

Fig. 9Fig. 9


Step 5. Click Line on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 6. Draw a line across the bottom of the extruded body as shown in Fig. 12.

Step 7. Press the Escape key to unselect Line. Shift clickthe line and the Origin to select both (Hold down shift key and click both line and Origin), Fig. 13.

Step 8. In the Property Manager under Add Relations, click Midpoint

Step 8. In the Property Manager under Add Relations, click , Fig. 14 and Fig. 15.

Step 9. Click Smart Dimension on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 10. Dimension the line .18 as shown in Fig. 16.

Step 11. Click Spline on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 12. Start from the end of the line, Point 1, Fig. 17. Click approximately where the 6 points are positioned in Fig. 17. Press Escape to end the spline, Fig. 17.

Step 13. Click the spline to display the Spline Points (green) and Control Polygon Handles (yellow).

Step 14. If necessary, drag the Spline Points to adjust the points. Keep the points inside the extruded body, Fig. 18.

Step 15. Also, adjust the Control Polygon Handles (yellow) to adjust the spline, Fig. 19.

Fig. 14

Fig. 12LineLine

Fig. 13Fig. 13

Fig. 15Fig. 15 Fig. 16

Fig. 17Point 1Point 1

Point 2

Point 3

SplineSpline

Point 4Point 4

Point 5Point 5

Point 6Point 6

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Spline PointsSpline PointsSpline Points

Control PolygonControl PolygonHandlesHandles


Step 16. Click Exit Sketch on the Sketch toolbar. If Exit Sketch is not available, click

Sketch1 at the bottom of the Features Manager and click Features on the Com-

mand Manager toolbar, then Extruded Cut

Sketch1 at the bottom of the Features Manager and click

on the Features toolbar.

Step 17. Click Trimetric on the Standard Views toolbar.

Step 18. In the Cut-Extrude Property Manager under Direction 1set:

End Condition to Through All Check Flip side to cut and click OK , Fig. 20and Fig. 21.

Step 19. Save. Use Ctrl-S.

D. Hub.Step 1. Click Front plane in the Feature Manager (left panel),

Fig. 22.

Step 2. Click Extruded Boss/Base on the Features toolbar.


Step 4. Click Circle on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 5. Draw a circle for the hub starting at the Origin , Fig. 23.

Step 6. Click Fully Defi ned Sketch on the Sketch toolbar and OK Step 6. Click

in the Property Manager.

Step 7. Dimension the diameter .21 as shown in Fig. 23.


Fig. 20

Fig. 22

Fig. 23

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Step 9. Click Trimetric on the Standard Views toolbar.

Step 10. In the Extruded Property Manager under Direc-tion 1 set:

End Condition to Mid Plane

Distance 1 to .25 Check Merge result and click OK , Fig. 24 and Fig. 25.

E. Fillet Edges of Blade.Step 1. Drag a selection around the

blade. To drag a selection, click above and to the left of the blade and drag around the blade. To sure to get all the blade in the selection, but not all the hub, Fig. 26.

Step 2. Click Fillet on the Features toolbar.

Step 3. Set the Radius to .01in the Fillet Property Man-ager, Fig. 27 and click OK ager,

in the Property Man-ager, Fig. 28.

Fig. 24 Fig. 25

Fig. 28Fig. 27Fig. 26

Drag Selection


F. Circular Pattern Blade.Step 1. Click View Menu > Temporary Axes.

Step 2. Click Circular Pattern on the Features toolbar.

Step 3. In the Circular Pattern Property Manager set:

under Pattern Axes Click the axes of the hub in the drawing, Fig. 31

Number of Instances to 2, Fig. 29 Check Equal spacing, Fig. 28

under Features to Pattern Click in the Features to Pattern fi eld and expand the Design Treeand expand the Design Treeand expand in the top left corner of the drawing area and click the all the Features except the hub. That is select; Extrude1, Cut-Extrude1 and Fil-let1, Fig. 30. The hub should be Extrude2 - do not select it.

under Options Check Geometry pattern, Fig. 29 and click OK

Check Geometry pattern in the Property Manager, Fig. 31.

G. Fillet Edges of Hub.Step 1. Click Fillet

G. Fillet Edges of Hub. on the Features

toolbar.

Step 2. Set the Radius to .01 in the Fil-let Property Manager, Fig. 32.

Step 3. Click the front and back edges of the

hub and click OK

Step 3. Click the front and back edges of the

in the Prop-erty Manager, Fig. 33 and Fig 34.


Fig. 29

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Expand Design Tree

Hub Hub AxisAxis

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EdgeEdgeEdgeEdge

EdgeEdge


H. Hole.

Step 1. Click Extruded Cut on the Features toolbar.

Step 2. Click front face of the hub to select it, Fig. 35.


Step 4. Click Circle on the Sketch toolbar.

Step 5. Draw a circle for the hole starting at the Origin ,Fig. 36.

Step 6. Click Fully Defi ned Sketch on the Sketch

toolbar and OK

Fully Defi ned Sketch

in the Property Manager.

Step 7. Dimension the diameter .13 as shown in Fig. 36.


Step 9. Click Isometric on the Standard Views toolbar. (Ctrl-7)

Step 10. Set Direction 1 to Through All in the Cut-Extrude Property Manager and click OK , Fig. 37 and Fig. 38.


I. Color White.

Step 1. Click Edit Color on the Standard toolbar.

Step 2. Under Favorite: Click White swatch.

Step 3. Click the prop and OK .


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Front FaceFront Face

Fig. 36

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Fig. 39


J. Insert Coupling, Prop Shaft and Propeller into Assembly.Step 1. Click File Menu > Open. Select your ASSEMBLY fi le and click OK.

Step 2. Click Right on the Standard Views toolbar. (Ctrl-4)

Step 3. Press the Left arrow key on the keyboard 3 times to slightly rotate the view.

Step 4. Use the Zoom to Area in the View toolbar to drag a zoom window around the back end of the motor, Fig. 40. Click Zoom

to Area

Fig. 40

again or Escape to unselect Zoom to Area.

Step 5. Click Insert Components on the Assemblies toolbar.

Step 6. Click Keep Visible in the Property Manager, Fig. 41.

Step 7. Click Browse in the Property Manager, Fig. 41.

Step 8. Select your coupling fi le and click Open.

Step 9. Click approximately where the coupling is posi-tioned in Fig. 42.

Step 10. Click Browse in the Property Manager.

Step 11. Select your prop shaft fi le and click Open.

Step 12. Click approximately where the prop shaft is posi-tioned in Fig. 42. Click Browse again and place your prop as positioned in Fig. 42. Click OK

. Click Browse again and place

in the Property Manager when done.

K. Mate: Coupling, Prop Shaft and Prop.

Step 1. Click Mate

K. Mate: Coupling, Prop Shaft and Prop.

on the Assemblies toolbar.

Step 2. Click inside cylindrical face of the prop and thecylindrical face of the prop shaft, Fig. 43. Click Add/Finish Mate cylindrical face of the prop shaft

to add a Concentric mate.

Fig. 40

ZoomZoom

Fig. 41

Fig. 42Fig. 42

Fig. 43Fig. 43


Step 3. Click back inside edge of the coupling edge and the cone face of the prop shaft, Fig. 44. Click Add/Finish Mate

cone face of the prop shaft to add a Concen-

tric mate.

Step 4. Click the cylindrical face of the coupling and the cylindrical face of the motor shaft, Fig. 45. Click Add/Finish Mate

cylindrical face of the motor shaft to add a Concen-

tric mate.

Step 5. Slide the prop shaft to the end of the prop, then slide prop until the coupling is half way onto the motor shaft, Fig. 46.

Step 6. Click OK in the Property Manager.

Step 7. Right click hull in the Feature Manger and click Show Part from the menu, Fig. 47.


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