Use of Project Curve command in solidworks

Follow following steps

To project a curve -

• Click Project Curve  on the Curves toolbar, or Insert > Curve > Projected.
• In the Property Manager, under Selections, set Projection type to one of the following:

• Sketch on faces
  Use this selection to project a sketched curve onto a model face.

  • Under Sketch to Project , select the curve in the graphics area or from the flyout Feature Manager design tree.
  • Under Direction of Projection, select a plane, edge, sketch, or face as the direction of the projected curve.
  • Under Projection Faces , select the cylindrical face on the model where you want to project the sketch.
  • Select the Reverse projection check box, or click the handle in the graphics area, if required.
  • Select Bi-directional to create a projection that extends on both sides of the sketch.

    Original sketch to project onto a face	Projected curve	Projected curve used as a sweep path

• Sketch on sketch
  Use this selection to create a curve that represents the intersection of sketches from two intersecting planes.

  • Create a sketch on each of two intersecting planes, closing each sketch when you are done.
  • Align the sketch profiles such that when they are projected normal to their sketch plane; the implied surfaces will intersect, creating the required result.
  • Under Sketch to Project , select both sketches in the flyout FeatureManager design tree or the graphics area.
  • Select Reverse projection to reverse the direction of projection.
  • Select Bi-directional to create a projection that extends on both sides of the sketch.

    The two sketches (gray) project onto each other to form the 3D curve (green).	The curve is used as a path for a sweep.	The swept geometry is used to create this power adapter.

A preview of the projected curve appears.

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