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-Notes/highlights from onshape talk by [[User:Matt]] as a part of [[K-Scale_Lecture_Circuit]]
+Notes/highlights from getting started with onshape talk by [[User:Matt]] as a part of [[K-Scale_Lecture_Circuit]]
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 ====== Starting with 2D Sketches ======

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 Notes/highlights from onshape talk by [[User:Matt]] as a part of [[K-Scale_Lecture_Circuit]]
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 ====== Starting with 2D Sketches ======
 Begin CAD designs with 2D sketches on planes, then extrude to create 3D shapes.

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	====== Starting with 2D Sketches ======		====== Starting with 2D Sketches ======

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 Notes from onshape talk by [[User:Matt]] as a part of [[K-Scale_Lecture_Circuit]]
+====== Starting with 2D Sketches ======
 Begin CAD designs with 2D sketches on planes, then extrude to create 3D shapes.
-===== Dimensioning =====
+====== Dimensioning ======
 Proper dimensioning ensures accuracy, transforming sketches from blue (undefined) to black (fully defined).
-===== Extrude Tool =====
+====== Extrude Tool ======
 Converts 2D sketches into 3D objects. Options like "new," "add," and "remove" are key for modifying shapes.
-===== Rollback Bar=====
+====== Rollback Bar ======
 Allows reverting to previous steps in the design, useful for troubleshooting and understanding the sequence of operations.
-===== Using Constraints =====
+====== Using Constraints ======
 Applying constraints like coincident, perpendicular, and parallel defines precise relationships, making the design robust and easier to modify.
-===== Editing sketches and maintaining integrity =====
+====== Editing Sketches and Maintaining Integrity ======
 Changing a sketch updates all dependent features, but deleting a sketch can cause errors, emphasizing careful management of dependencies.
-===== Extruding Specific Shapes =====
+====== Extruding Specific Shapes ======
 Select specific parts of a sketch to extrude, allowing for complex and controlled modeling.
-===== Symmetric Extrusion =====
+====== Symmetric Extrusion ======
-Extrude a feature equally in both directions from a central plane for balanced and symmetrical parts.
+====== Multiple Parts Management ======
-===== Multiple Parts Management =====
+====== Extruding Closed Shapes ======
-Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.
+====== Boolean Operations ======
-===== Extruding Closed Shapes =====
+====== Trim Tool ======
-Only closed shapes can be extruded.
+====== Sequential Feature Order ======
-Converting lines to construction lines helps define closed shapes without affecting the extrusion process.
+The order of features (like planes, sketches, and extrusions) in the feature list is crucial. Moving a feature before its dependencies will cause errors.
-===== Boolean Operations=====
+====== Advanced Sketch Relationships ======
-Combine multiple parts into one using Boolean operations, though designing parts separately is often advised for clarity and simplicity.
+Besides basic dimensions, you can define angles and even perform arithmetic operations within dimensioning.
-===== Trim Tool =====
+====== Fillet Tool ======
-The Trim tool helps clean up sketches by removing unwanted lines and intersections, aiding in creating complex shapes.
+====== Creating Assemblies ======

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	Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.		Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.
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	===== Extruding Closed Shapes =====		===== Extruding Closed Shapes =====

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	Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.		Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.
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		+	===== Extruding Closed Shapes =====
		+
		+	Only closed shapes can be extruded.
		+	Converting lines to construction lines helps define closed shapes without affecting the extrusion process.
		+
		+	===== Boolean Operations=====
		+	Combine multiple parts into one using Boolean operations, though designing parts separately is often advised for clarity and simplicity.
		+
		+	===== Trim Tool =====
		+
		+	The Trim tool helps clean up sketches by removing unwanted lines and intersections, aiding in creating complex shapes.

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	Changing a sketch updates all dependent features, but deleting a sketch can cause errors, emphasizing careful management of dependencies.		Changing a sketch updates all dependent features, but deleting a sketch can cause errors, emphasizing careful management of dependencies.
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		+	===== Extruding Specific Shapes =====
		+
		+	Select specific parts of a sketch to extrude, allowing for complex and controlled modeling.
		+
		+	===== Symmetric Extrusion =====
		+
		+	Extrude a feature equally in both directions from a central plane for balanced and symmetrical parts.
		+
		+	===== Multiple Parts Management =====
		+
		+	Avoid creating multiple disconnected parts within a single part studio. Use assemblies for combining multiple parts.

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	Applying constraints like coincident, perpendicular, and parallel defines precise relationships, making the design robust and easier to modify.		Applying constraints like coincident, perpendicular, and parallel defines precise relationships, making the design robust and easier to modify.
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		+	===== Editing sketches and maintaining integrity =====
		+
		+	Changing a sketch updates all dependent features, but deleting a sketch can cause errors, emphasizing careful management of dependencies.

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	Converts 2D sketches into 3D objects. Options like "new," "add," and "remove" are key for modifying shapes.		Converts 2D sketches into 3D objects. Options like "new," "add," and "remove" are key for modifying shapes.
		+
		+
		+	===== Rollback Bar=====
		+	Allows reverting to previous steps in the design, useful for troubleshooting and understanding the sequence of operations.
		+
		+	===== Using Constraints =====
		+
		+	Applying constraints like coincident, perpendicular, and parallel defines precise relationships, making the design robust and easier to modify.