CSWP Multi-body Part Techniques 2

Question 1

When using the Combine feature with the 'Subtract' operation, which body is removed from which?

Accepted Answer

The tool body is subtracted from the main body

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The main body is subtracted from the tool body

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Both bodies are merged and overlapping volume is removed

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The smaller body is always subtracted from the larger body

Question 2

Which feature is used to create a new solid body by intersecting two existing bodies in a multi-body part?

Accepted Answer

Combine (Common)

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Combine (Subtract)

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Split

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Move/Copy Bodies

Question 3

In a multi-body part, what does the 'Merge result' checkbox control in a boss/extrude feature?

Accepted Answer

Whether the new extrusion merges with existing solid bodies it touches

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Whether sketch geometry is absorbed into the model

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Whether the feature is suppressed after creation

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Whether the extrusion uses thin-feature mode

Question 4

Which SolidWorks tool allows you to propagate design changes from a master multi-body part to derived part files?

Accepted Answer

Insert Part

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Split

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Save Bodies

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Combine

Question 5

When you use 'Save Bodies' to export solid bodies from a multi-body part, what happens to the resulting files by default?

Accepted Answer

They are saved as separate part files with an external reference to the parent

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They are saved as assembly files

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They are saved as STL exports with no parametric data

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They are saved as configurations within the same file

Question 6

What is the purpose of the 'Scope' option available in multi-body features such as fillets and chamfers?

Accepted Answer

To limit which solid bodies the feature applies to

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To set the display color of the feature

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To define the sketch plane for the feature

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To control the rebuild order of bodies

Question 7

In SolidWorks, when a multi-body part is inserted into an assembly, how many components does it count as?

Accepted Answer

One component regardless of how many solid bodies it contains

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One component per solid body

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One component per feature

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Two components: one for the part and one for each body