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Click Hole
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| The Hole definition dialog box opens. |
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Select the Point that will be the center of
the hole.
| It can be either a sketch containing one or more
points, or a point, or several points. |
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The point can be
selected anywhere in the geometry, not necessarily on a surface.
In that case, an orthogonal projection will be performed.
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You can also directly
click the surface: a point will be created under the pointer.
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To deselect a point,
click it in the specification tree.
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Select the Support object where the hole
will be positioned.
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The support can be different from the support where the point
lies. In that case, an orthogonal projection will be performed. |
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The hole is previewed with default parameters. |
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Select hole type:
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Clearance: defined with a center (point) and a radius
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Index:
used to measure and validate parts
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Manufacturing: used for manufacturing (for example to fasten a
part on an equiment
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Fastener:
used as a rivet
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Hole types do not affect the hole geometry. |
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Define the value for the diameter of the hole in the
Diameter field.
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If you change the Radius
value using the spinners, the preview of the hole automatically
updates. However, if you enter a value directly in the field, you
need to click the Apply button to update the preview. |
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Click OK to validate.
| The hole (identified as Hole.xxx) is created and
the specification tree is updated accordingly. |
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| To have further information on Standard
Files..., please refer to the
Customizing section. |
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Holes can be created on the
flattened part and on the bend in case of a
flange. |
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