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    Geometric Modeling: Basic Procedure For Creating A 3d-Model in Creo 2.0

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    This document provides instructions for creating a 3D camshaft model using Creo 2.0 software. It describes opening Creo and selecting the part module. It explains how to create a 2D sketch profile in the sketcher module to use as the base for the 3D solid model. The document outlines extruding the sketch to create the solid camshaft shape, then using additional extrude and hole features to remove material and add holes to the model. It concludes by demonstrating how to use the axis pattern tool to efficiently create multiple holes based on the initial hole feature.

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    Geometric Modeling: Basic Procedure For Creating A 3d-Model in Creo 2.0

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    This document provides instructions for creating a 3D camshaft model using Creo 2.0 software. It describes opening Creo and selecting the part module. It explains how to create a 2D sketch profile in the sketcher module to use as the base for the 3D solid model. The document outlines extruding the sketch to create the solid camshaft shape, then using additional extrude and hole features to remove material and add holes to the model. It concludes by demonstrating how to use the axis pattern tool to efficiently create multiple holes based on the initial hole feature.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a 3D camshaft model using Creo 2.0 software. It describes opening Creo and selecting the part module. It explains how to create a 2D sketch profile in the sketcher module to use as the base for the 3D solid model. The document outlines extruding the sketch to create the solid camshaft shape, then using additional extrude and hole features to remove material and add holes to the model. It concludes by demonstrating how to use the axis pattern tool to efficiently create multiple holes based on the initial hole feature.

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    Geometric Modeling: Basic Procedure For Creating A 3d-Model in Creo 2.0

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    This document provides instructions for creating a 3D camshaft model using Creo 2.0 software. It describes opening Creo and selecting the part module. It explains how to create a 2D sketch profile in the sketcher module to use as the base for the 3D solid model. The document outlines extruding the sketch to create the solid camshaft shape, then using additional extrude and hole features to remove material and add holes to the model. It concludes by demonstrating how to use the axis pattern tool to efficiently create multiple holes based on the initial hole feature.

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    GEOMETRIC MODELING

    Basic Procedure for creating a 3D-model in creo 2.0


    Modeling Procedure:
    Open creo 2.0software
    As you open the cero 2.0 a definition box will appear which represents the following
    modules.
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    Sketcher
    Part
    Sheet metal
    Assembly
    Drawing(drafting)

    Now select the part module and deselect the default templates and select the
    required measurements in mmns or inlbs mostly mmns is preferred.
    Now select the part module and select the measurements in which you want. Thus
    part module is opened with planes representing at the centre. Select the required
    plane and go to sketcher module so as to draw the sketch
    Generally there are two types of profile we create in sketcher
    1. Open
    2. Closed
    1. Open profiles:-these are generally preferred in surfaces
    2. Closed profile:-there are preferred in part module
    In this model we are going to create camshaft. So let us see how to create a
    camshaft model In our cero 2.0.
    Now first of all open the cero 2.0 and select the pat module and in part module
    select the module .we can only create solids and surfaces in part module so we
    select the part module for creating our cam shaft. For every solid body we have you
    draw a sketch which acts as a base for the solid so first we will go into sketcher so
    as to create our base through our part module. As we enter part module there are
    various profiles available for us that are defined in our top tool chest.

    So the drawn profile looks like this as shown in fig 1.0 given below .so this profile is
    our base and by using this as base we will create the solid and the first operation
    will be performed in part

    Fig 1.0 representing sketch of cam


    Next to exit the sketcher module go to the done option placed in the top tool chest
    known as done its purpose is to complete the sketcher so as to return the part
    module the part module is very important module for creating solids and surfaces in
    three dimensions.
    Now let us focus on our part module
    The sketch drawn part looks like a frame means it is a 2d representation of the
    cam .now to create a solid model of the drawn sketch go to part and in base feature
    select the extrude option and after the option is selected just give the depth value
    here the value is given as 12.

    Now to remove the material here we again use the extrude option in some different
    way that is to remove the material .so first select the material from which you want
    to remove the material then apply the sketch on the selected face and select the
    extrude option as remove material .
    So to create hole the drawn sketch is shown below

    Fig 1.1 sketch to remove material


    Now the next step is to go to part again and convert the drawn sketch into hole so
    that a hole will appear on the surface selected above
    Now let us see the removed solid part.

    Fig 1.2 showing single hole created on cam

    Our next step is to create a num of holes on the solid surface that is by selecting the
    already created hole. That process is known by the name as creating pattern the
    pattern used is the axis pattern which is having its own significance
    Now let us see how the axis pattern is applied. The pattern is a editing feature the
    editing feature is generally used to create a num of objects or to edit the solid
    created.
    So the axis pattern definition box looks as shown below

    Fig 1.3 showing definition box of pattern axis

    Let us see how the axis pattern is applied on a solid. Select the surface on which u
    want to make patterning and also the feature which have to be pattered in this it is
    a hole

    Fig 1.4 showing pattern dots

    Now let us see the how the holes looks likes when subjected to axis pattern.

    Fig1.5 axis pattern on cam

    Now to draw again go to sketch by selecting the sketcher option in part and draw
    the required sketch. The required sketch is shown below.

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