Creo Parametric 3.0 Basics - Part 3
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Sweep Features
• The Sweep command
• Remove Material
• Helical Sweep
• Helical Sweep cutout
Blend Features
• The Blend command
• Creating Blend Cut-outs
• Types of the Cross-sections
• Blends between existing model faces
• Cross Sections with different number of sides
• Rotational Blend
• Blend feature
• Rotational Blend feature
• Swept Blend
Modifying Parts
• Edit Sketches
• Editing Feature Definition
• Edit Feature Dimensions
• Suppress Features
• Resume Suppressed Features
• Changing the Feature References
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Chapter 6: Sweep Features
The Sweep feature is one of the basic features available in Creo Parametric that allow you to generate a solid geometry. It can be used to create simple geometry as well as complex shapes. A sweep is composed of two items: a cross-section and a trajectory. The cross-section controls the shape of sweep while the trajectory controls its direction. For example, look at the angled cylinder shown in figure. This is created using a simple sweep with the circle as the profile and an angled line as the trajectory.
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By the making the path a bit more complex, you can see that a sweep allows you to create the shape you would not be able to create using commands such as Extrude or Revolve.
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The topics covered in this chapter are:
Creating sweep features
Avoiding errors and intersections
Various types of trajectories that can be used to create sweep features
Merging end faces of the sweep
Swept cutouts
32.jpg The Sweep command
The sweep feature requires two elements: a trajectory and cross section. The cross section defines the shape of the sweep along the trajectory. A trajectory is used to control the direction of the cross section and it can be a sketch or an edge.
To create a sweep, you must first create a trajectory.
Create a trajectory by drawing a sketch. It can be an open or closed sketch.
18.jpgOn the ribbon, click Model > Shapes > Sweep.
Select trajectory and click the Create or edit sweep section 3.jpg icon on the Dashboard.
Sketch the cross section on the plane normal