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Solidworks practice drawing 32 step by step procedure

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Solidworks practice drawing 32 #cadworker247

Solidworks sketch tools used:

LINE

Smart dimension

Circle

Trim

Slot

Solidworks features used:

Extruded boss/base

Extrude cut

Download Solidworks part file

code: 221022A_SLDPRT

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