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First, I started by creating 2 circles with a radius of 50 and 10. Next I created a line to the right of the circle of the radius of 10 and made it 20mm. Next, I created a line down from it measuring 15mm and made a connecting line under it 40mm. Next, I connected the end of the 40mm down to the circle with the radius of 50. Then I made a line straight up from the top of the circle with the radius to 10 and made sure to smart dimension it to 60mm long. Then, I made the small box making it 20mm by 10mm and trimmed everything on the right side. Then, I went to the bottom right corner and measured a lineup to 5mm and made a centerline and smart dimensioned it to 12 degrees. Then, I extruded the slant part to 115mm, the other big part to 100mm and finally the cube area to 110mm and 10mm when you use direction 2. Then, I made a slot 80mm long and 10mm wide and extrude cut it though the entire design. Then I made a box that I need to extrude cut to give it that cut look and made the box 40x25mm and extrude cut it. Finally, I changed the material to 1060 alloy and and checked my mass and I was 0.1 grams off
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