Chapter 9. Communicating Your Design
Building specialized drawing views
Creating an exploded view of your assembly
Adding balloons and a parts list to a drawing
Creating a lightweight file for transmission
Rendering your design
3D Is Just the Beginning
In Chapter 4, "Working with Solid Models and Weldments," you created a drawing of the bearing support assembly and a second drawing sheet of the plate. The tools you learned there will allow you to detail most of the components that many designers and engineers work with.
In this chapter, you'll work with a number of tools that, like traditional 2D drawings, are made to help you communicate your design with others. What is new in this age of creating digital prototypes is who you may need to communicate ...
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