Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS 2016

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Fundamentals of Drawing Engineering Design with SOLIDWORKS® 2016


Edit the DWG NO.
391) Double-click the GUIDE text in the DWG NO. box.
The Formatting and Note PropertyManager is
displayed.




  1. Delete GUIDE. Note: The Formatting dialog is still
    active.




  2. Click the Link to Property icon in the
    Properties dialog box.




  3. Select Number from the Link to Property
    drop-down menu.




  4. Click OK from the Link to Property box. The
    number is displayed in the DWG. NO. box.




  5. Click OK from the Note PropertyManager.




  6. Right-click Edit Sheet.




Fit the drawing to the Graphics window.
398) Press the f key. The drawing remains in the Edit
Sheet Format mode.


Save the Drawing.



  1. Click Save.


Note: Remain in the Edit Sheet Format mode through


the next few steps. The Title block information is
displayed in blue.


Define Custom Properties for Material and Surface


Finish in the GUIDE part. Return to the GUIDE


drawing to complete the Title block. The design team


decided that the GUIDE part would be fabricated from
304 Stainless Steel. There are numerous types of


Stainless steels for various applications. Select the


correct material for the application. This is critical!


AISI 304 was set in the part. Open the GUIDE part and create the Material Custom


Property. The AISI 304 value propagates to the drawing. Surface Finish is another
important property in machining. The GUIDE utilizes an all around 0.80μm high grade


machined finish. The numerical value refers to the roughness height of the machined


material. Surface finish adds cost and time to the part. Work with the manufacturer to


specify the correct part finish for your application.

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