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Selecting Materials for Design Scenarios

You assign three different materials for the design scenarios of the knob.

On the Table View tab, under Scenario 1, click Select Material.
From the SolidWorks Materials library, under Plastics select Acrylic (Medium-high impact).
Click Apply.
Under Scenario 2, click Select Material. Under Other Non-metals, select C (Graphite).
Click Apply.
For Scenario 3, under Other Non-metals, apply Ceramic Porcelain.
Close the Material dialog.

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