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Practice exercise

Test your knowledge and apply what you have learned about extrusion to create a 3-dimensional object. The practice exercise is accompanied by a dataset to work through the example. The solution is also provided.

Exercise

Any referenced datasets can be downloaded from "Module downloads" in the module overview.

Transcript

00:01

This is a practice exercise video solution.

00:04

You will be extruding a 3D printable coaster for your Tumblr

00:09

open the Tumbler coaster sketch that was created in the previous

00:12

exercise by expanding the data panel and double clicking the design file

00:17

note. If you skipped the previous exercise, you'll find the Tumbler coaster sketch

00:23

that you can use in the data sets folder for the exercise.

00:27

After loading, close the data panel

00:31

in the solid tab toolbar, create group

00:34

choose extrude,

00:36

click both the square

00:38

and the circle

00:40

drag the arrow a distance of 0.25 [6.35 millimeters].

00:44

You may also manually type in 0.25 [6.35]

00:48

when finished. Click OK. Or press enter

00:52

in the browser expand the sketches folder,

00:56

turn the visibility of sketch one on by clicking the eye icon next to the sketch one,

01:02

you will see the rectangle and circle reappear on your canvas.

01:10

Quick note, you may need to orbit your coaster to access the circle sketch.

01:17

Notice it's solid black instead of gray.

01:20

Use the extrude tool again from the create group

01:24

and click the circle,

01:26

drag the arrow a distance of 0.125 [3.175 millimeters]. You may manually type it in as well

01:32

click OK or press enter,

01:36

turn off the visibility of sketch one in the browser

01:40

in the modify group,

01:42

click fillet,

01:44

click the four vertical edges of the square extrusion.

01:50

You may need to orbit in order to select all four,

01:58

make the distance 0.5 [13 millimeters]

02:03

Press OK.

02:05

And save.

Video transcript

00:01

This is a practice exercise video solution.

00:04

You will be extruding a 3D printable coaster for your Tumblr

00:09

open the Tumbler coaster sketch that was created in the previous

00:12

exercise by expanding the data panel and double clicking the design file

00:17

note. If you skipped the previous exercise, you'll find the Tumbler coaster sketch

00:23

that you can use in the data sets folder for the exercise.

00:27

After loading, close the data panel

00:31

in the solid tab toolbar, create group

00:34

choose extrude,

00:36

click both the square

00:38

and the circle

00:40

drag the arrow a distance of 0.25 [6.35 millimeters].

00:44

You may also manually type in 0.25 [6.35]

00:48

when finished. Click OK. Or press enter

00:52

in the browser expand the sketches folder,

00:56

turn the visibility of sketch one on by clicking the eye icon next to the sketch one,

01:02

you will see the rectangle and circle reappear on your canvas.

01:10

Quick note, you may need to orbit your coaster to access the circle sketch.

01:17

Notice it's solid black instead of gray.

01:20

Use the extrude tool again from the create group

01:24

and click the circle,

01:26

drag the arrow a distance of 0.125 [3.175 millimeters]. You may manually type it in as well

01:32

click OK or press enter,

01:36

turn off the visibility of sketch one in the browser

01:40

in the modify group,

01:42

click fillet,

01:44

click the four vertical edges of the square extrusion.

01:50

You may need to orbit in order to select all four,

01:58

make the distance 0.5 [13 millimeters]

02:03

Press OK.

02:05

And save.

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