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Page 8 and 9: Deleting Files 2-6 The Viewing Cont
Page 10 and 11: Apply Rounds to the Pattern 4-45 Ex
Page 12 and 13: Scaling Drawings and Views 6-5 Usin
Page 15 and 16: Intended Audience About This Guide
Page 17: Additional Documentation The follow
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Page 22 and 23: Assembly Mode Drawing Mode After th
Page 25 and 26: 2 Learning the User Interface This
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2 Enter a depth of 0.05 for the ext
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Summary You have created and saved
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3D circle with strong dimensions Gu
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The referenced radial hole Create t
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Part 3: Microphone The microphone p
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3D . extrusion 1 Click Insert > Ext
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. Verify the inward direction of th
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2 Add all the outer edges of the pr
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Sketch the Slot Section Create the
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Summary 7 Click the check icon to f
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Dimensions for the PC board sketch
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distance values, or double-click a
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Summary 2 Click the front surface o
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Rough sketch of the antenna tip Pro
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Add the Revolved Cut can be set (up
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parallel to the bottom of the cut s
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Part 6: Keypad The earpiece exercis
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Round the Corners Create the First
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The finished pattern Apply Rounds t
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Sketch the Large Button Section Ske
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Dimension IDs 1 To enter a relation
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Part 7: Back Cover The construction
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Create the First Cut An angled slic
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Round the Corners and the Cut Edge
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The draft handles The completed dra
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Create the Antenna Brace The antenn
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5 Round the joint between the brace
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Dimensions for the post feature Mod
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Countersunk hole setup values Copy
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Summary 5 In the graphics window or
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Technique or Feature Where Introduc
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The new datum is added, offset into
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Setting up the lens housing sketch
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Dimensions for the earpiece cut sec
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Face edge rounds Shell the Solid Ap
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The lens cut sketching plane and th
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Cut Out the Lens An existing edge m
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Setting up the earpiece cuts 2 Plac
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Creating the earpiece holder A simi
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Add the Microphone Cut and Holder T
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Create the Screw Posts and Holes Th
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Summary Post features ready to mirr
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Automatic Placement Many automatic
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Lens Part automatically. The orient
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Microphone Part First earpiece refe
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PC Board Part Microphone fully cons
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Keypad Part Third PC board referenc
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Partially constrained keypad 3 For
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Back Cover Part modified in the ass
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Antenna Part Assembly and part Sear
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The . Explode Position dialog box N
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2 Enter 2.0 for the Mate offset val
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6 Creating Drawings A mechanical dr
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Drawing view of 3D model with no di
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Creating Detailed Views Alignment.
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Creating a New Drawing File Modify
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Show Dimensions Sketching 1 an outl
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Tip detailed . view after showing d
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Tip . view solution Finished sheet
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General view of the exploded assemb
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2 Click New in the Mapkeys dialog b
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8 Getting Support This chapter prov
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Pro/ENGINEER User Community Pro/USE
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