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Base
The bottom of the pencil case measures 250 x 70 x 4mm, this tutorial
uses the basics of drawing a rectangle, dimensioning it and extruding
to create a 3D model. |
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Side
The side of the pencil case measures 240 x 10 x 40mm, again this
tutorial uses the basics of drawing a rectangle, dimensioning it
and extruding to create a 3D model. Although the pencil case uses
two sides, only one needs to be created as it can be used twice
in the assembly |
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End
Both ends of the pencil case are constructed out of a block masuring
70 x 40 x 25mm. Again it starts with the basic construction, but
a second sketch is created to draw rectangles which are then extruded
beneath the workplane subtracting material to make two 10 x 20 corner
rebates which form the corner joint. Unlike the sides the end needs
to be saved twice as one end is different to the other with a hole
for the screw created in it. |
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Hole in End
This tutorial starts with one of the ends created in Tutorial 3.
A new sketch and a construction line is created on the top surface
and a circle drawn in the centre of this surface is used to insert
a blind hole. |
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Tops
Both pieces used for the top of the pencil case are constructed
in this tutorial. Only one sketch required but lines are deleted
to form the angled edge of each piece. |
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Hole in Top
This tutorial starts with the larger of the top pieces created in
Tutorial 5. A new sketch and a construction line is created on the
top surface and a circle drawn in the centre of the construction
line is used to insert a hole through to the bottom surface. |
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Screw
In this tutorial the shank and round head of a slotted screw are
constructed. There is no need to construct the whole screw as only
the head is visible when the whole pencil case is assembled. Uses
4 sketched, 3 extrusions, and a rounded edge. |
