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It is a simple plastic mold release method.

Yalçın CAN ( YOUR CONFIDENCE )
in Tooling
6 2 Intermediate
It is a simple plastic mold release method. In order to create a simple plastic mold, the model must first be completed. Mold separation line is determined in accordance with the model. Then, as shown in the picture, a female mold is created. After the creation of a female mold, a male mold is created. At the end, the pusher pins are placed to remove the part remaining in the male mold in accordance with the model and the process is completed. These processes are also very simple for mold creation. You can review other models and patterns on my page and use these examples. My request from you is that you like my models while downloading.
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Solidworks 2017 Tutorial: Design a Mechanical Pen in 8 Simple Steps|Dome, Boss, Base Extrude offset|

Muhammad Khan
in Design & CAD
4 0 Intermediate
https://youtu.be/jw-Dv_kT8lo Here is a tutorial on how to design a mechanical pen in Solid works. A pen has been modeled by sketches, boss/bass extrude, offset extrude and Dome commands. Don't forget to like and subscribe my channel as it helps me bring more tutorial videos to your comfort. Here is a pdf. version of the same tutorial: https://tinyurl.com/y7hzhjxy Below is a brief description of the Solidworks course that was mentioned in the video. You can download free project instructions at the provided links. Enjoy Designing this beautiful yacht Visit ► https://tinyurl.com/y89bn4uq◄ to download a free SolidWorks eBook. In this free PDF tutorial you will discover how to model an amazing yacht in Solid Works. With this step-by-step modeling course, your modeling skills will be launched to an expert level in only a couple of weeks. You will start with the basics, such as the propeller and radar, and then progress to more complicated models ending with challenging shapes like the Hull and Superstructure using advanced surface modeling techniques. I am a huge Sunseeker fan. That's why this yacht model is based on the existing Sunseeker Predator 108. So the full credits for the design will go to Sunseeker. This course will help you to discover the most important features of SOLIDWORKS in a creative and innovative way. You will also get a solid understanding of advanced surface modeling in SOLIDWORKS. All the exercises together will form a beautiful yacht to put in your portfolio. This practical way of working makes it challenging, but interesting, and is one of the greatest strengths of this tutorial package. I am 100% sure that this tutorial package will help you to become successful as a designer or engineer FAST. Click here to download your free eBook: https://tinyurl.com/y89bn4uq Follow on youtube: https://tinyurl.com/yc7x6fqd Google Plus:
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fan-blade design using wireframe design in catia

kiran
in Modeling
3 0 Intermediate
here you can find how to create a fan blade using catia . will be really helpful for the beginners
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How to do great renders in SolidWorks

Hajiba bakhti
in Design & CAD
2 2 Intermediate
If you don't have Photoview 360 or SOLIDWORKS Visualize, you also can do great renders with simple tools. Tip: Select Plain white or Backdrop - Grey with overhead ligths scene when enable Realview Graphics
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Rendering

Syed Shayan Ahmed
in Translations
0 0 Intermediate
Simple rendering on models
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Assembly

Syed Shayan Ahmed
in Assemblies
0 0 Intermediate
Simple Assembly to advanced mates
SOLIDWORKS cad mechanical mates simple intermediate solidworks assembly
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