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Lesson 1: Core and Cavity
Core and Cavity Mould Design
SolidWorks Mould Tools Problematic File Translations Mold Analysis Tools Analyzing Draft on a Model Draft Analysis Colors Adding Draft Scale the Part to Allow for Shrinkage Determine the Parting Lines Manual Selection Of Parting Lines Automation Modeling the Parting Surfaces Smoothing the Parting Surface Surface Bodies Interlocking the Mould Tooling Creating the Mould Tooling |
Lesson 2: Multiple Parting Directions
Multiple Parting Directions
Trapped Moulding Areas Side Cores Lifters Core Pins Case Study: Electrode Design Electrode Clearances Keeping the Sharp Edges |
Lesson 3: Importing and Repairing Geometry
Beyond the Basics
Importing Data 3D Model Types Geometry vs. Topology What is a Solid? Creating Solids from Surfaces Decomposing a Solid into Surfaces Surface Types Terminology File Translators Modeling Systems File Translation Why Do Imports Fail? Diagnosis and Repair Checking Solid Bodies Making Copies of Faces Repairing Gaps Repairing Faces |
Lesson 4: Parting Lines and Shut-Off Surfaces
Parting Lines and Shut-Off Surfaces
Draft Analysis Options Parting Line Core and Cavity Surfaces Shut-Off Surfaces Parting Surface Tooling Split Seeing Inside the Mould Undercut Analysis Cores Ejector Pins |
Lesson 5: Repairs
and Surfaces
Creating New Drafted Faces
Interlock Surfaces |
Lesson 6: Using Surfaces
Surfaces in Mould Making
Creating Surface Bodies from Faces Organizing Surfaces Review Manual Shut-off Surface Side Cores Partial Parting Lines |
Lesson 7: Re-usbale Data
Re-using Data
Library Features Smart Components 3D ContentCentral Design Library Task Pane Library Features Smart Components |
Lesson 8: Alternate Methods for Mould Design
Lesson 8: Alternate Methods for Mould Design
Alternate Methods for Mould Design Using Combine and Split Creating a Cavity Using Surfaces Using the Up To Surface Method Using the Split Method Manually Creating Shut-off Surfaces |
Lesson 9: Making a Complete Mould
Developing a Plan
Modeling Repairs Mould Split Folders Runners and Gates Side Cores Ejector Pins Core Pins Creating Individual Parts Mouldbase Organizing the Assembly Ejector Pins Cooling the Mould Making the Drawing Making Changes Completing the Process |
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