- name
- revolve-a-part-in-partmode
- category
- design
- description
- Build an axisymmetric PartMode solid by revolving a dimensioned profile around a stable axis. Use when someone asks to model a knob, pulley, spacer, bushing, turned part, fitting, or another rotational form from a section sketch.
# revolve-a-part-in-partmode
Create a rotational solid whose section, axis, angle, and body intent are
explicit and verifiable.
## Boundaries
- Confirm the rotation axis independently from the profile boundary.
- Keep a solid-generating profile on one valid side of the axis unless the
intended operation and live preview prove otherwise.
- Use degrees or radians explicitly. Do not assume a full revolution.
- Do not use Revolve for geometry whose defining section changes around the axis.
## Procedure
1. Reduce the design to a radial section. Record diameters or radii, axial
lengths, shoulders, the axis, revolution angle, and expected overall size.
2. Create the section with `$sketch-and-dimension-in-partmode`. Add a stable
construction centerline or select an authored axis datum for rotation.
3. Choose **Revolve**, select exactly the intended profile and axis, and enter
the required angle. Confirm direction and any symmetric setting.
4. Choose whether the result is a new body, additive feature, or subtractive
feature based on the agreed design and the current supported options.
5. Inspect the preview at an oblique view and along the axis. Look for a missing
region, self-intersection, unexpected seam, or merge with the wrong body.
6. Apply the feature, wait for the exact rebuild, and resolve any diagnostic from
the profile or axis rather than simplifying the evidence.
7. Inspect the Revolve in **History** and verify the body's axial length, maximum
diameter, bore or inner diameter, and exact-solid health.
## Done
- The saved Revolve references the intended section and stable axis
- The angle, direction, and result-body intent match the request
- Exact measurements confirm the critical axial and radial dimensions
- Bodies contains the expected valid solid count
- The project is saved after the settled rebuild
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