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    SOLIDWORKS Drawing Views

    - CSWA Preparations

    Views to master before the CSWA Exam


    Very important Less important

    Break View
    With the Break View it becomes possible to cut away parts of your long models, so it can be
    shown in a larger scale. An example of this is illustrated at the Spirit Levels tool below:

    Detail View Crop View


    With the Detail View you can select a part of By creating an enclosed sketch around a
    your model to be enlarged to a bigger scale, to particular part of your model, you can chop
    show a specific detail of your model. away the what is outside the sketch. In the
    Screwdriver Machine example below, the right
    part show what happens, when the Crop view
    is selected:
    SOLIDWORKS Drawing Views
    - CSWA Preparations
    Section Views
    SOLIDWORKS works with four different section views, horizontal, vertical, aligned, and auxiliary
    section views. The horizontal and vertical views are locked to be either horizontal or vertical,
    while the auxiliary section view can be defined freely in between. With the aligned section view, it
    is possible to split the model in different sections without the use of a straight line: Two examples
    are illustrated below:

    Vertical Section View Aligned Section View

    Broken-Out Section View


    With the Broken-Out Section View, you can cut away a specific part of your model. Similar to
    doing an Extrude Cut in the modelling mode, this view cuts a specified depth from a sketch. In the
    spatula example below, the lower picture shows the spatula from the end, with a cut to the hole of
    the shaft.

    The Broken-Out Section


    View does not create
    this view. This is
    included to show what
    the view does.
    SOLIDWORKS Drawing Views
    - CSWA Preparations

    Additional Views
    You do not need a deeper understanding of the additional views, these views should give you the
    basic understanding of what the views do. The Auxiliary View is very similar to the Projected
    View, but is unfolded to the referenced edge.

    Standard 3 View

    4 Projected Views
    Projection 1

    Projection 4 Projection 2

    Projection 3

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