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A feature that linearly projects a 2D sketch to create a 3D object.

Repeats a feature or series of features in a specified arrangement such as linear or circular.

Creates a 3D solid or hollow feature by rotating a 2D profile around an axis.

Creates a symmetrical copy of selected features or parts about a plane or axis.

Creates a smooth transition between several profiles at different planes or points.

Creates a bevel on an internal or external edge of a part.

Removes material from a part interior, creating a hollow cavity with specified wall thickness.

Extends a 2D profile along a specified path to create a 3D feature.

Creates a parallel copy of selected geometries at a specified distance.

Tool used to create standard holes of various types and sizes.

Removes parts of a sketch or surface that are not needed, based on selected boundaries.

Modifies faces to taper them, usually for mold release in casting processes.

Creates a rounded internal or external edge on a 3D model.

The basic 2D drawing used as a foundation for creating 3D models in CAD software.

A list detailing the parts and materials used to assemble a product.

A view that cuts through a part or assembly to see inside the model.

Assigns specific sizes to sketch entities or 3D features.

Restricts the movement of sketch entities by assigning geometric properties like parallelism or tangency.

Tool for obtaining distances, angles, and other geometric information from a model.

Analyzes the physical behavior of a part or assembly under certain conditions.

A symbolic way of showing specific tolerances on a part, providing clarity and precision in manufacturing.

Shows all the parts of an assembly spread out, but positioned to show how they fit together.

An add-in tool that recognizes features on imported models, allowing them to be edited within the CAD software.

Turns a 3D model into a photorealistic image by adding materials, lighting, and backgrounds.

Feature used in assemblies to constrain the ways parts can move relative to one another.

Creates complex surfaces using curves and lines, allowing for high-quality, curvature-continuous shapes.

Adjust existing model geometry without the need for a history tree or original sketches.

Allows the creation of multiple variations of a part or assembly within a single file.