CSWP Part Modeling & Assembly Design 5

Question 1

In a SOLIDWORKS assembly, the 'Exploded View' feature is used to:

Accepted Answer

Separate components visually to show assembly sequence

Answer

Exploded View moves components apart along specified directions to illustrate how parts fit together for documentation or assembly instructions.

Question 2

Which SOLIDWORKS end condition creates an extrusion that stops exactly at a selected planar face or surface, even if the face is not flat?

Accepted Answer

Up to Surface

Answer

Up to Surface terminates the extrusion exactly at the selected face, conforming to non-planar surfaces as well.

Question 3

What is the effect of adding a 'Draft' to an extruded boss in SOLIDWORKS?

Accepted Answer

It tapers the sidewalls of the extrusion by a specified angle

Answer

Draft applies a taper angle to the walls of the extrusion, typically used to allow molded parts to release from tooling.

Question 4

In SOLIDWORKS, the 'Hole Wizard' creates standardized holes. Which information is NOT required by the Hole Wizard?

Accepted Answer

Material of the surrounding solid

Answer

The Hole Wizard defines hole geometry from standard, type, and fastener size; it does not consider the part's material.

Question 5

When a SOLIDWORKS part uses multiple bodies (multi-body part), which feature can combine them into a single solid?

Accepted Answer

Combine

Answer

The Combine feature merges, subtracts, or intersects multiple solid bodies within a single part into one resulting body.

(CSWP) SOLIDWORKS CAD Design Professional Practice Test