Drawing Creation and Annotation Flashcards

You need a view that shows the true size of an inclined face that is not parallel to any standard projection plane. Which drawing view type should you create?

Answer: Auxiliary view

An auxiliary view projects perpendicular to a selected edge or line, showing the inclined face at true size.

Before you can create a Break Out view on an existing drawing view, what must already exist?

Answer: A closed-profile sketch associated with the parent view

Break Out uses a closed profile from a sketch associated with the parent view to define the area removed.

A long shaft does not fit on the sheet at a usable scale. Which tool shortens the view while dimensions still report the true length?

Answer: Break

The Break tool removes a middle portion of the view graphically while keeping dimensions associated to the full model length.

Which tool limits the visible boundary of an existing view without removing any material or creating a new view?

Answer: Crop

Crop trims the view display to a rectangle or sketched boundary, modifying the existing view rather than creating a new one.

When creating a Detail view, which fence shapes can be used to define the boundary?

Answer: Circular or rectangular

The Detail View dialog lets you choose a circular or rectangular fence shape.

You need a zero-depth section through an assembly that cuts only the components you choose, shown inside an existing view. Which tool fits best?

Answer: Slice

Slice uses a sketch line on a source view to cut the target view in place, with options such as Slice All Parts.

In a Section view of an assembly, how do you stop a standard fastener such as a bolt from being sectioned?

Answer: Set the component's Section participation to None

Component section participation (None, Section, or Slice) controls whether a part is cut in section views.