From the course: SOLIDWORKS: 3D Printed Product Enclosure
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Cut the first access holes using in-context editing - SOLIDWORKS Tutorial
From the course: SOLIDWORKS: 3D Printed Product Enclosure
Cut the first access holes using in-context editing
- [Instructor] If we look at the enclosure assembly, we can see it's now looking a little bit better. But the main problem is, that we can't access any of the ports. If I make this top part semi transparent, you can see we can't access any of these sockets. So we're going to add some cutouts around the top part so we can use these. To do this, we're going to use in context editing. So this means that we'll be editing within the assembly. And this allows us to ease features from the PCB model to line up the cutouts that we need on the enclosure model. All of the cutouts are on this top part. So let's edit that part by left clicking on it, and then choosing the fourth option, which is edit part. So now you can see, as usual, all of the parts. that we aren't editing have gone to this wire frame view. The first thing that we need to do is, draw a sketch for the cutouts and we could just use this large flat face. But the problem…
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Use fillets to make the case more visually appealing4m 46s
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Cut the first access holes using in-context editing5m 26s
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Modify the cut sketch to add more access holes6m 40s
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Add the final ports to the case7m 28s
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Secure the PCB to the case using standoffs5m 19s
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Add lower standoffs and counterbore screw holes4m 26s
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Adding screws using the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox5m 14s
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Adding screws without the SOLIDWORKS Toolbox5m 31s
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