This is one of the basic feature used in SolidWorks for part modeling. The purpose of this tool is to remove material from an existing solid object in the shape of the profile / sketch selected. We show how to use this tools in this tutorial.
Level: Beginners
The extrude cut button in the features tab will be activated only if you have at least one object.
Video instructions on how to do an extruded cut in solidworks.
Instructions on how to do an extruded cut
1) Open Solidworks and click on new and then click on part and click ok as shown.
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2) Then click on front plane and you will see a small menu appearing near your mouse. Click on normal to button in that menu. Now the front plane reorients itself. Click on front plane again and now click on sketch button . |
3) Create a square of size 2 with origin as center as shown in figure
and exit sketch by clicking exit sketch buttonĀ . |
4) Click on Extrude Boss/Base in features tab and enter 1inch as extrude length as shown
Click on the green check mark to exit the tool. You will see the cuboid like this Now click on the front face and click the normal to button and sketch button and draw four circles of .25 diameter with distance of .25 from each egde as shown in figure |
5) Now go to features tab and click on extruded cut and select the recently sketched holes as profile
You will see the holes / material removed as shown in figure. In direction 1 select through all in direction button and click the green tickĀ you will see 4 holes made in the object like this.. Now create another circular hole of 1inch in diameter at the center of the cube as shown in previous steps and you will end up with the final part as |
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