CSWP CSWP Part Modeling Fundamentals 2

Question 1

Which Extrude end condition extends a feature only to the very next face encountered in the extrusion direction?

Accepted Answer

Up to Next

Answer

Up to Next terminates the extrusion at the first surface it intersects, adapting automatically if the model geometry changes.

Question 2

The Revolve feature in SolidWorks requires a sketch profile and what additional element?

Accepted Answer

An axis of revolution

Answer

Revolve rotates the sketch profile around an axis of revolution, which can be a centerline, model edge, or sketch line defined within the sketch.

Question 3

In a Sweep feature, guide curves are used to control what aspect of the result?

Accepted Answer

The cross-section shape variation along the path

Answer

Guide curves constrain how the cross-section profile scales or morphs as it travels along the sweep path, allowing non-uniform swept shapes.

Question 4

Which SolidWorks feature creates a solid by blending between two or more profiles located at different planes or faces?

Accepted Answer

Loft

Answer

Loft transitions smoothly between multiple profiles (which can differ in shape and size) to create complex organic or tapered solids.

Question 5

The Mid Plane end condition in Boss-Extrude creates geometry in what manner?

Accepted Answer

Extrudes equally in both directions from the sketch plane

Answer

Mid Plane splits the total specified depth equally on both sides of the sketch plane, keeping the sketch centered within the resulting feature.

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