Enter the width of the bracket back.

1. To make this easier, zoom into the bracket components by clicking on the Design2D or 3D model that contains at least one top-level component. tab above the ribbon and selecting Zoom In from the Zoom menu in the Orient ribbon. If necessary, shift-drag to center the view.

2. Click on the Detailing tab again, and then click on the DimensionAnnotation on a drawing showing measurement of an edge or face. Use the Dimension tool to add measurements to your design, drawing sheet, or 3D markup. tool in the AnnotationInformation you can add to a drawing, such as notes, dimensions, geometric tolerances, center marks, and Bills of Materials. ribbon.

3. Click on the left edge of the wall of the bracket (bottom left of drawing) then click on its right edge. Do not use the Ctrl key.

   A dimension box displays the width of the wall.

4. MoveA tool used to translate or rotate geometry. the mouse up (no buttons should be pressed) until the dimension box is located where you want it, then click.

    

   

    

Enter the width of the bracket base.

1. Click on the top edge of the bracket base (bottom right of drawing) then click on its bottom edge. Do not use the Ctrl key.

   A dimension box displays the width of the base.

2. Move the mouse over (no buttons should be pressed) until the dimension box is located where you want it, then click.

   Notice the dimension is the same that you used to create the bracket.

    

   

    

Enter the height of the bracket back.

1. Click on the bottom edge bracket base (bottom right of drawing) then click on the top edge of its back. Do not use the Ctrl key.

   A dimension box displays the height of its back.

2. Click and move the mouse (no buttons should be pressed) until the dimension box is located where you want it then click again.

    

   

    

Enter dimensions for the top view of the bracket (top of drawing).

1. Click on the edge of the hole at the end of the bracket.

   Move the mouse (no buttons should be pressed) until the diameter of the hole is located where you want it, then click. You may need to click on the arrow to move it to the edge oh the circle.

2. Click on the top of the back of the bracket.

   Move the mouse (no buttons should be pressed) to the bottom of the rounded edge. When you move the mouse, many dimensions appear, including the tangent point of the bottom edge. Click and move the dimension until you have placed it where you want it.

   Notice the dimension is 4.281, which is what you entered to create the solid.

    

   

    

Create a note.

1. Click on the NoteAnnotation placed on a design, drawing sheet, or 3D markup. Notes contain text or symbols that you insert and can be connected to geometry by a note leader. tool in the Annotation ribbon.

   Click where you want the note to be on the drawing and begin to type your note. Press Esc to exit the tool.

2. Click on the Note Leader tool in the Annotation ribbon.

   Mouse over the note to see where you can attach the leader. Click on one of the attachment points and drag. When the leader reaches where you want it to end, release the mouse and press Esc to exit the tool.

3. Create a MaterialProperty that you can assign to an object, consisting of material name and attributes such as density and tensile strength. Finish Symbol.

   Select the Material Removal Required tool from the SurfaceTwo dimensional object that has no thickness (as opposed to a face, which is part of a three-dimensional object). A surface has area but no volume. See FaceSide or other surface of a solid. Some examples are the inside surface of a hole or the six sides of a rectangular solid. See Surface.. Finish list in the Annotation ribbon. Click a face in the design to place a leader, then click in an empty area to place the surface finish symbol. You can enter text or symbols.

4. Change the design from the drawing.

   You can see the solid models in the drawing by pressing the middle mouse button and spinning the drawing.

Save your work.