Creating Extrusions
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| In this Task – The sketch outline will be extruded to a below-plane depth of 15. – The profile of the larger circle will be extruded above the WorkPlane by 20. Associated Tasks – Using an Isometric View. – Displaying the WorkPlane. Before you Start – The currently activated layer is set to Model. This is done using the Concept Explorer. Take Note – The Axis and WorkPlane will be displayed for this task. Use View > Show Axis, then WorkPlane > Show WorkPlane. WorkPlaneWorkPlane The WorkPlane defines the plane upon which objects are drawn in the editor. The WorkPlane is displayed in the editor by selecting WorkPlane |
Show WorkPlane To assist with the visualization of the x-y-z coordinate system, a WorkPlane is used. The default WorkPlane responds to the current view but can be changed to a user-defined position. Only one WorkPlane at a time can be displayed in model space, however a WorkPlane which has been specifically applied to a unique surface can be saved and retrieved at a later stage. This is referred to as a User WorkPlane. WorkPlanes can only be placed on surfaces or planes, never on curved surfaces. They can also be aligned by placing their X-Y-Z points on specific points in the workspace. The origin of the WorkPlane is at the point where the x and y axis intersect, shown below. WorkPlane origin shown at intersection of x and y axis The WorkPlane is a dynamic object which can be moved around the workspace using the origin point shown below. The WorkPlane can also be dynamically rotated in the workspace, shown below right. The WorkPlane is represented by a 2 point coordinate arrow which represents the x-y plane. When viewed from an isometric viewpoint, an axis is provided which represents the z coordinate, shown below left. |
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