Triangle - Revision history

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 ==SolidWorks==
-<strong>Step 1:</strong> Open SolidWorks 2020, and select a new part. Don't forget to save your file frequently as you go. In the bottom-right corner of your Solidworks window, set the units to MMGS (millimeter, gram, second).
+<strong>Step 1:</strong> Open SolidWorks, and select a new part. Don't forget to save your file frequently as you go. In the bottom-right corner of your Solidworks window, set the units to MMGS (millimeter, gram, second).
 [[File:Triangle 1.png|1500px|none]]

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 ==Hand Bender==
 Using a piece of metal rod and the hand bender, you will make your triangle. This TV uses ¼” brass stock.
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+<strong>Step 2:</strong>
 The point of the bend is found using smart dimension again. Select the bottom line of the triangle to apply the dimension; again, leave the dimension driven.
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+<strong>Step 3:</strong>
 From that mark, measure 26.5 mm (~1in) and make another mark. This is the perimeter of the rounded corner. We will find this by using the “Measure” tool under the evaluate tab. Select the curve you want to measure, and the information will appear in the measure pop up box. Measure will give you a lot of information, but here we are just interested in the arc length.
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+<strong>Step 4:</strong>
 Repeat the same markings from the other end of the rod.
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+<strong>Step 5:</strong>
 Moving on to the hand bender. The hand bender has two pins: the radius pin in the center that sets the radius of the bend, and the holding pin that holds the piece of metal against the radius pin.
 You are going to position the rod so the first mark from the end is held between the radius and the holding pin. Make sure that the rod is held tightly between the pins.
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+<strong>Step 6:</strong>
 Pull the handle to bend the rod until the second mark touches the center pin. Then bend it a bit further because the metal has some spring so it will bounce back slightly.
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+<strong>Step 7:</strong>
 Repeat this using the marks on the other side. Tie a string to the top, and now you have a triangle! Call the family to dinner or go make some music!
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	In this [[TV]], we will take you through the steps of drawing a Triangle in [[Solidworks\|SolidWorks]] and fabricating it using the [[Hand Bender]].		In this [[TV]], we will take you through the steps of drawing a Triangle in [[Solidworks\|SolidWorks]] and fabricating it using the [[Hand Bender]].

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-  |Has icon=File:Egg 36.jpg
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   |Has icondesc=Egg Shaker Icon
-  |Has image=File:Egg 36.jpg
+  |Has image=File:Triangle complete.png
-  |Has description=Finished 3D Printed Egg Shaker
+  |Has description=Finished Triangle
   |Uses equipment=Hand Bender
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 <strong>Step 6:</strong> A fillet will be used to achieve the rounded corners of our triangle. Select the “Sketch Fillet” command in the toolbar. This command creates a round corner between two lines. In the left panel, set the fillet parameter to have a radius of 12.7 mm (equivalent to our ½ die).
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