Assembly of Yacht

Image for the radar mast

Image for the predator Sunseeker yacht

Objective: To design a Sunseeker predator yacht with the help of solid works from scratch.

Parts to be modeled

• Propeller
• Radar
• Garage door
• Front seats
• Hull
• Middle seats
• Radar mast
• Rear seats
• Superstructure

Commands used while designing the yacht

• Sketch: This gives us the ability to design/draw onto any surface or plane. Represented on the feature tree
• Extrude: Converts any 2D sketch into a solid model body
• Offset: Converts a line or chain of the sketch by having a difference between them by a certain amount.
• Extrude Cut: Creates a sketch on a body to remove out unnecessary details.
• Trim Entities: This feature helps to cut down unwanted sketch lines created while sketching
• Revolve: Creates a solid revolve around a particular axis.
• Fillet: Adds around the edge to a solid body with respect to a certain amount required.
• Loft: This feature lets you create a solid body regardless of the sketch and follows the path.
• Dome: Adds a dome-shaped structure to a particular face.
• Shell: Adds a shell feature to a particular body, adding hollowness to it. Respective of its size.
• Linear Pattern: Creates a single or one of its kind to make copies of its feature with a given dimension to move across over the selected body linearly.
• Mirror: Converts sketch entities/bodies mirrored onto an opposite plane.
• Chamfer: Adds a cut to the body from a particular edge up to a distance.
• Circular Pattern: To make copies of its features and move along circularly along the selected body.
• Project Curve: To create a projected curve with respect to the sketches that tend to project out to the planes
• Sweep: Creates a feature by sweeping an open and closed profile along an open or closed path
• Loft Surface: Feature Create a lofted surface of profiles.
• Surface trim: Deletes unnecessary extrudes with the help of a trim tool
• Surface extend: extends the edges of a surface with given specific dimensions
• Surface fill: fills in a surface sketch into a solid mass/body
• Surface knit: Knits the surfaces together leaving no gap in between them

Commands for the propeller

sketch - revolve - loft - fillet - cut extrude - circular pattern

Commands for the radar

boss extrude - fillet - cut extrude - split line - sketch pattern

Commands for the garage door

cut extrude- shell - fillet - mirror

Commands for the front seats

surface sweep - surface extrude - surface trim - surface fill - surface loft - surface knit - chamfer - revolve - cut extrude - cut extrude thin - fillet - mirror - dome

Commands for the hull

surface loft - surface trim - surface extrude - surface knit - surface fill - shell - boss extrude - cut extrude - fillet - chamfer - sweep - split - revolve - chamfer - dome - linear pattern - mirror - split line

Commands for the middle seats

boss extrude - chamfer - fillet - mirror - cut extrude

Command for the radar mast

boss extrude - fillet -revolve thin - fillet - sweep - mirror -chamfer - cut extrude - shell

Command for the rear seats

surface sweep - surface offset - surface trim - ruled surface - surface knit - surface extend - surface extrude - surface loft - boss extrude - cut extrude - chamfer - fillet - sweep - mirror - revolve

Commands for the superstructure

surface extrude - surface sweep- surface knit - fillet - ruled surface - surface loft - surface fill - surface trim - sweep - surface extend - boss extrude - cut extrude - surface offset - thicken - dome - sweep - extrude thin - split line - mirror - chamfer -

Images

Rendering Image for the Yacht

Conclusion:

The following methods show us that the yacht was designed from scratch. This shows us how to basically model anything with the right skill knowledge. The final parts were then assembled using all the necessary mates along with distance, coincident, width, and concentric relations, making this into an assembled yacht.

This completes the report for the detailed structure of the Sunseeker Predator yacht