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This tutorial will walk you through creating a custom Phone Stand using Onshape, a free browser-based CAD program. This Phone Stand is a perfect beginner project for learning Computer Aided Design (CAD).
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This Phone Stand is a perfect beginner project for learning Computer Aided Design (CAD). This tutorial will walk you through creating a custom Phone Stand using Onshape, a free browser-based CAD program. [[File:PhoneStand_Final.PNG|border|right|480px|Finished Project]]
[[File:PhoneStand_Final.PNG|border|right|480px|Finished Project]]
 
  
 
Originally created for the 4H Students by [[User:Choffman|Christopher Hoffman]] for the 4H Visit in July 2018.
 
Originally created for the 4H Students by [[User:Choffman|Christopher Hoffman]] for the 4H Visit in July 2018.
  
 
== Prerequisites ==
 
== Prerequisites ==
No previous CAD experience required! An [https://www.onshape.com Onshape] account is necessary to follow along, as well as a computer or laptop with a modern browser. Chrome or Firefox is suggested.
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No previous CAD experience required! An [https://www.onshape.com Onshape] account is necessary to follow along.
  
 
== Finished Project ==
 
== Finished Project ==
The finished Onshape project [https://cad.onshape.com/documents/840eaa242732fdc08466af17/w/d5b1ec61be829efdda729bae/e/98a955f2e0f75c76877ba6f8 can be found here]. The Onshape document contains 3 tabs at the bottom, the first is the Stand itself, the second contains a simple phone model, and the third tab is an assembly showing the phone resting on the stands in two orientations.
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The finished Onshape project [https://cad.onshape.com/documents/840eaa242732fdc08466af17/w/d5b1ec61be829efdda729bae/e/98a955f2e0f75c76877ba6f8 can be found here]. Feel free to use it as reference to see step-by-step instructions, or make a copy of it and modify it.
 
 
Feel free to use it as reference to see step-by-step instructions, or make a copy of it and modify it.
 
  
  
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<li>Centering the Text sketch</li>
 
<li>Centering the Text sketch</li>
 
<ol>
 
<ol>
* We want to center the text in the front of the stand.
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<li> We want to center the text in the front of the stand. </li>
 
<li> In the sketch where we added the text, select the '''Line Tool'''. </li>
 
<li> In the sketch where we added the text, select the '''Line Tool'''. </li>
 
<li> Click on the '''Construction''' tool to make our lines become a dotted construction line. </li>
 
<li> Click on the '''Construction''' tool to make our lines become a dotted construction line. </li>
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== Where to go from here ==
 
== Where to go from here ==
Now that you have a custom 3D Model, you should make it! [[:Category:3DPrinting|3D Printing]] would be the best way to go!
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Now that you have a custom 3D Model, you should make it! [[:Category:3DPrinting]] would be the best way to go!
  
 
[[Category:Tutorials]]
 
[[Category:Tutorials]]

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