Solid edge tutorial for beginner, step by step guide to design car racing. With a little more practice, far more complicated race winning designs can be achieved. Here we will use Solid Edge Part to create a 3D Solid that is then ready to be manufactured! This document assumes knowledge of Microsoft Windows ® and have gone through the online tutorials found under the help menu, even better if you have received training from F1 in Schools. Step 1 : Start Solid Edge, Start>programs>Solid Edge>Part. Start a new file. Choose F1 In Schools.par. In the new file, there is a solid in the middle, which represents the balsa wood template found in the kit. There are also a few sketches shown in purple, we will use these throughout the design to remove and add material. For the next step we need to show which side of the line to remove material, move the mouse curser above the line. For the next few steps we will remove material in a similar fashion. This time choose the bottom profile, again make sure the ‘from sketch’ option is selected in the cutout command. And remove the material as in previous step. This time choose the side profile to form cockpit, again make sure the ‘from sketch’ option is selected in the cutout command. And remove the material, but this time set the symmetrical distance to 20mm. Round the front of the chassis with a variable blend, starting at 3mm on the nose up to 6mm round the back of the cockpit.
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