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3D Modeling Guide for 3-Way Pipe

The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a 3D model of a three-way pipe using various commands in a modeling software. It details the process of drawing lines, creating circles, using the sweep command, and applying union and fillet edge commands to finalize the design. The instructions also include making fittings and adjusting their positions to complete the model.

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3D Modeling Guide for 3-Way Pipe

The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a 3D model of a three-way pipe using various commands in a modeling software. It details the process of drawing lines, creating circles, using the sweep command, and applying union and fillet edge commands to finalize the design. The instructions also include making fittings and adjusting their positions to complete the model.

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PLATE #5 3D MODELLING (3 WAY PIPE)

First draw a line 92 in length


horizontally then at the middle of the
92 length line draw a 46 length line
vertically

On the end of the line draw a


33diameter circle

Then use the sweep command to


make a solidified the pipe

After typing the sweep command press enter/space then select


the circle and then press enter/space then press the line then
press enter/space. Then do it on the other line and circle
Then use the union command to unite
the two solid bars.

After typing the union command


press enter then select the two solid
bars, then press enter/space

Then use the fillet edge command to


make a fillet on the intersection of the
2 solid shafts
After typing the filletedge command press enter/space then select
the radius on the command line the type 14.5 then press
enter/space then select the two intersections and press
enter/space
To make the bars hollow use the command shell (use only the shell
on the toolbar)

Then select the object then select the faces (remove the highlight on the faces) then press enter/space then
input the shell offset distance of 7 then press enter afterwards press the exit on the command line

Then at the center of the pipe make a 62 diameter circle and then at the center of the pipe make a 46
diameter circle then on the quadrant of the 46 diameter circle make a 5.5 circle diameter then polar array the
5.5 diameter circle then change the items to 8.
Then use the presspull command to make the thickness of the fittings (make
sure to highlight all the circles) the thickness of the fittings is 8.

Afterwards use the command move to move the fittings 2 units away from the
edge

After selecting the base point(center of the


circle) type @0,0,-2 (make sure to always check
where the axis pointing) then delete the
remaining circles

Then copy the fitting (2 copies)


Then to rotate a solid object we must use the command 3drotate then select
one of the duplicate fitting (make sure to press ORTHO ON) then you will see 3
circles with different color on the object press any color to rotate the object

Then use the command move to move the rotated object then move the object
2 units away from the edge of the object
Then use the command move to move the remaining object after moving move
the object 2 units away from the edge

Use the command union to make the whole object 1 then use the command
fillet edge to make a fillet on the fitting the radius of the fillet is 2 then double
enter after you input the radius then do it on the other side
Use the command fillet edge to make a fillet on the fitting the radius of the fillet
is 3 then double enter after you input the radius then do it on the other side
THE FINAL OUTPUT

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