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Add a Cosmetic Weld Bead

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    In this portion of the tutorial, you add two cosmetic weld beads to the assembly.

    To add a weld bead, you must first activate the Welds group.

    1. In the Model browser, right-click Welds, and then select Edit from the pop-up context menu.
    2. On the ribbon, click Weld tab Weld panel Cosmetic.
    3. Select the five edges on the Brace part. Edge selections define the extents of the weld bead.
    NoteYou may need to use the Select Other command to select the two vertical edges.

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