Onshape Basics

What is sketching in Onshape?

• Creating 3D geometry for 2D models.

• Creating 2D geometry for 3D models.

• Adding colors and textures to 3D models.

• Importing and exporting files in Onshape.

Name one tool used for sketching in Onshape.

• Sketch

• Paintbrush

• Pen

• Pencil

What is extruding in Onshape?

• Combining multiple 2D shapes into a single 3D solid

• Converting a 3D solid into a 2D shape

• Creating a 3D solid by stretching a 2D shape

• Creating a 2D shape by stretching a 3D solid

How can you create an extrusion in Onshape?

• Use the revolve tool

• Use the sweep tool

• Use the loft tool

• Select sketch/face and use the extrude tool

What is drawing in Onshape?

• Adding colors to a part or assembly

• Importing files into Onshape

• Creating animations in Onshape

• Creating 2D or 3D representations of a part or assembly

What is the purpose of sketching in Onshape?

• To add color and texture to models

• To create 2D profiles for 3D modeling.

• To import images for reference

• To create 3D models directly

Why is drawing important in Onshape?

• Drawing is important in Onshape because it allows users to create detailed and accurate representations of their designs.

• Drawing is important in Onshape because it allows users to waste time.

• Drawing is only important in Onshape for aesthetic purposes.

• Drawing is not important in Onshape.

What are the different types of sketches in Onshape?

• 2D Sketch, 3D Sketch, Surface Sketch

• Freehand Sketch, Technical Sketch, Concept Sketch

• Orthographic Sketch, Isometric Sketch, Perspective Sketch

• 2D Sketch, 3D Sketch, Surface Sketch

What is the difference between a part and an assembly in Onshape?

• A part is a single 3D object, while an assembly is a collection of parts

• A part is a 2D sketch, while an assembly is a 3D model

• A part is a drawing, while an assembly is a sketch

• A part is a collection of sketches, while an assembly is a single 3D object

How can you create a revolved feature in Onshape?

• Select a sketch and use the extrude tool

• Select a sketch and use the revolve tool

• Select a sketch and use the sweep tool

• Select a sketch and use the loft tool