Our leg model tree should now look like this: This will allow us to use the default Local Co-ordinate System to attach the foot to the centre of the leg later. (Select the two corners, then the origin, and hit the 's' key). Hit ESC or OK and pad the selected sketch by 20mm, then zoom out to see your part:įollow the same procedure as above to create the table leg, with sketch dimensions of 40x40mm and pad height of 300mm.Īs per the table, constrain the corners to the centre with a symmetry constraint. Select "XY_Plane001 (Base Plane)" from the dialog and hit OK.Ĭreate the following sketch of approximately 600mm x 400mm small table top:Ĭonstrain the corners to the centre with a symmetry constraint. This will change you out of the Assembly 4 workbench to the Part Design workbench.Ĭlick on the New Sketch button. Switch to the TableTop tab at the bottom of your window:Ĭhoose the Assembly 4 workbench and create a new Body leaving the default name "Body".Įxpanding our model tree, it now looks like this: Set up the files:Ĭreate the following five files, saving them in the same directory for convenience:
We will make a sub-assembly from the leg and the foot, then add four of these to the table top. Our table has just three component types: Table Assembly Tutorial A very simple subassembly task using the FreeCAD Assembly 4 Workbench
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