I am gradually starting to familiarize myself with the solidworks software, and for my studies, I am asked for two exercises with the following problems:
1) You must draw the object of your choice. This object must be real, from your daily life or your immediate environment. The objective is to reproduce it as faithfully as possible. Constraints: the part must consist of at least 4 3D functions. All sketches must be constrained by dimensions (no blue lines!)
2) You must draw the object of your choice. This object must be an assembly of several pieces (at least 5). This object can be real or imaginary. The objective is to reproduce it as faithfully as possible. Remember to name the functions in the creation tree with explicit names (examples: blank, fixing hole, fillet on the top face, tapped hole for plate fixing, ...) The names of the parts must also be well chosen (other than part1, part2...)
I don't know what to take as an object, do you have any indications?
A Duplo or Lego car already gives a good assembly and a good part of the constraints and shapes are not too complicated. A simple car :-)
With this it will show that you master how to make different parts that can be assembled, the shell function, the axles, the steering wheel (a little more complicated) and especially the main assembly constraints and the different colors.
@strefbeno The knight is still relevant and young designers (sometimes the not so young) would be well advised to refer to it, it would already avoid a lot of stupidity :-)