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By: Mr. Gravitt

This document provides instructions for wrapping text around a curved surface in OnShape. It involves revolving a 2D sketch into a curved surface, creating an offset plane above the surface, sketching text on that plane and extruding it to cut through and wrap around the curved surface below. The 23 steps guide the user through sketching the text, sizing and centering it, then using the extrude tool to cut the text shape out of the curved surface so it wraps around the shape as intended.

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By: Mr. Gravitt

This document provides instructions for wrapping text around a curved surface in OnShape. It involves revolving a 2D sketch into a curved surface, creating an offset plane above the surface, sketching text on that plane and extruding it to cut through and wrap around the curved surface below. The 23 steps guide the user through sketching the text, sizing and centering it, then using the extrude tool to cut the text shape out of the curved surface so it wraps around the shape as intended.

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OnShape

Assignment 11
Wrapping Around
a Curved Surface
2 Half
nd
By: Mr. Gravitt
Step 15.3 – Revolve It as a Surface
• Should Revolve & look like this.
• A Surface & NOT A PART should appear.
• Click Finished (Green Checkmark).
Step 16 – Lets Show All Parts
• Make the Part 1 show back up.
Step 17.1 – Make a New Offset Plane
• Create a new offset plane off any of the
existing planes, I choose the Top Plane.
Step 17.2 – Make a New Offset Plane
• Name it TEXT PLANE & I went up 3 Inches
with it.
Step 18.1 – Make a New Sketch
• Create a new sketch on the TEXT PLANE.
Step 18.2 – Make a New Sketch
• Name the new sketch TEXT PLANE.
Step 18.2 – Make a New Sketch
• Name the new sketch TEXT PLANE.
Step 19.1 – Text Tool
• Select the Text Tool.
• Click & Drag out somewhere on the Sketch.
Step 19.2 – Text Tool
• Type in your Text, I just typed the word TEXT.
• Click Finished (Green Checkmark).
Step 20.1 – Resize the Text
• It’s too BIG, so lets grab the Dimension Tool &
resize it down to fit.
Step 20.2 – Resize the Text
• I made my text 1.5 inches tall to make it fit.
Step 21.1 – Center The Object(Text)
• Grab a Construction Line & go from corner to
corner across your object.
Step 21.2 – Center The Object(Text)
• Do it again from the other corner to corner
forming an X across your object.
Step 21.3 – Center The Object(Text)
• Select the insert point tool.
• Select the Crossing Point of your X.
Step 21.4 – Center The Object(Text)
• Choose the Concentric Constraint Tool.
• Select the Origin.
Step 21.5 – Center The Object(Text)
• Select the crossing point of our X, the new
POINT you just inserted.
Step 21.6 – Center The Object(Text)
• It should snap into place & be Centered!
• Need to make sure it’s sized to fit, & then
• Click Finished (Green Checkmark).
Step 22.1 – Cut the Object Out
• 3D View & we are going to Extrude.
Step 22.2 – Cut the Object Out
• Call it TEXT EXTRUDE.
Step 22.3 – Cut the Object Out
• Select Faces & then Click on the Text/Object.
Step 22.4 – Cut the Object Out
• Click the Remove & then Dropdown on the type
of Extrusion, we are NOT making a blind cut.
Step 22.5 – Cut the Object Out
• Select Up to a Part.
Step 22.6 – Cut the Object Out
• Click on Up to a Surface or Part.
• Select Surface 1.
Step 22.7 – Cut the Object Out
• It should look like this. It might not if you have
Part 1 hidden. (See next Slide)
Step 22.8 – Cut the Object Out
• Make sure PART 1 is marked as visible or you
won’t see this. Click Finished.
The Finished Look at It
• Hide the planes & change the color.
• Take a look at it & spin it around…
Next Assignment
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