Revolved

In SolidWorks, a revolved feature is a type of feature that creates a three-dimensional shape by revolving a two-dimensional sketch about a centerline or axis. This feature is commonly used to create parts that have rotational symmetry, such as cylinders, cones, and pipes.

To create a revolved feature in SolidWorks, you need to start by creating a sketch that represents the cross-section of the shape you want to create. The sketch can be created on any plane, but it must be contained within a single quadrant or half of the sketch plane. This ensures that the sketch can be fully revolved around an axis.

How Create Revolved feature ?

Select Revolved Feature

Select plane

Draw Constuction line for center axis

Draw half section of the required part

Click sketch exit.

use Property Manager for more option

Revolved features can be used in a wide variety of applications, from simple mechanical parts to complex architectural designs. Some examples of revolved features in SolidWorks include:

Cylindrical shafts and pipes
Conical or tapered shapes
Complex curves and geometries created by revolving splines or other non-linear sketches
Parts with multiple revolved features, such as gears or turbines

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Overall, revolved features are a powerful tool in SolidWorks that can be used to create a wide variety of parts and assemblies. Whether you are designing a simple mechanical component or a complex architectural structure, revolved features can help you to create precise, efficient, and visually appealing designs.