Chapter ObjectivesIntroductionCreating Primitive Shapes with Solid CommandsCreating Composite Solids with Solid CommandsEditing Solids with Solid Commands Controlling UCS in Three DimensionsViewing SolidsEditing Solids with Other Commands Controlling Solids DisplayExercise 14-1 Part 1, Drawing Primitive SolidsBoxSphereWedgeConeCylinderTorusExercise 14-1 Part 2, Using Extrude to Draw Extruded SolidsDrawing an Extruded CircleDrawing an Extruded PolygonDrawing an Extruded RectangleDrawing an Extruded Structural AngleDrawing an Extruded ShapeExercise 14-1 Part 3, Using REVOLVE to Draw Revolved Solids; Using 3DROTATE to Rotate Solids about the X-, Y-, and Z-AxesDrawing Revolved Shape 1Drawing a Revolved RectangleDrawing a Revolved Paper Clip HolderUsing 3DROTATEExercise 14-1 Part 4, Using CHAMFER and FILLET to Form Chamfers and Fillets on Solid EdgesChamfering and Filleting the Top Four Edges of Two Separate BoxesChamfering and Filleting the Top Edge of Two Separate CylindersExercise 14-1 Part 5, Using UNION to Join Two Solids; Using SUBTRACT to Subtract Solids from Other SolidsDrawing Solid Shape 1Drawing Solid Shape 2Joining with UnionUsing SubtractPerforming a HideExercise 14-1 Part 6, Using Sweep, Helix, Subtract, Loft, Planar Surface, Thicken, and Polysolid to Draw Solid ShapesSweeping an ObjectUsing LoftUsing Planar SurfaceUsing POLYSOLIDExercise 14-1 Part 7, Using Intersection to Form a Solid Model from the Common Volume of Two Intersecting SolidsDrawing Two Extruded Shapes at Right Angles to Each OtherUsing IntersectWblocking the Intersected ModelCompleting Exercise 14-1