How to weld a parts on parts?
Answer and tutorial follow
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Step 1:
First make a Part1 - create 100x400x5 bar with Base flange feature
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Step 2:
Create sketch and use Sketched bend feature at angle 45°degree and 125mm distance
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Step 3:
Create sketch and use sketched bend at angle 75°degree and 100mm distance.
Save a part as Part1.
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Step 4:
PArt2 making.
– this will be made in assembly mode because – insert part, make sketch as is on figure and extrude sketch.
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Step 5:
Dimensions for sketch and use extrude .
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Step 6:
- Exit from creating part in assembly mode- welding feature in assembly mode do not support multibodies.
- Suppress Part2.
- Save assembly and close.
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Step 7:
Open Part1
Make a construction sketch that you mate a Part2 when you insert them.
With feature INSERT PART insert Part2 – on options check all.
!!!!! I wish that exists a options under feature transfer – transfer reference points – this option don’t exist in SW2007.!!!!
Mate inserted Part2 with Part1 as is on picture with Launch dialog
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Step 8:
Make three times feature FILLET BEAD.
Save a part.
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Step 9:
Open assembly Assem1 and make a Part3 in assembly mode.
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Step 10:
Sketch of Part3
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Step 11:
Extrude sketch 100mm.
Save Part3.
Open a Part1 and suppress Part2. and save it.
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Step 12:
Back to Assem1.
Insert Assembly feature Weld bead to join Part1 and Part3 – I choose filet bead with 6mm.
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Step 13:
Part1 and Part3 welded- weld is marked with red color.
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Step 14:
Save Assem1.
Open Part1 and unsuppress Part2, then use Show body for all items in Cut list
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Step 15:
Save Part1 and back to Assem1
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Step 16:
Assem1 in two views.
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Step 17:
On View menu choose hide all types.
Final look on assembly with three parts- all is joined by welding.
Save a assembly. .-)
