Hello
This is a bit short as a text and explanation for your research.
How do you expect us to give a tutorial in any case that's what gogole and youtioube say Especially for electro-erosion
Kind regards
EDIT : I would like to point out that there is (was) a specialized module (like an Add-on) look here if it can help you here a video
Electrode for soldering, for electrostimulator? The subject is vast and very varied, please specify to have a real answer.
thank you for your answers
I have to make electrodes to finish a metal part I would like information on the best method
The electrode will be done using the "Combine" command.
You have to "subtract" the electrode from the model.
For example:
Result:
Hi @aliende
unless it's one of your students so I understand your answer better
but for someone who reads the question without any other data
not easy to answer
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Hello @ ste
Here is the step-by-step instructions for the image of @Aliende
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJWcb1p-zb0
It is one of the links I gave above
@gt22, just by chance, I was just working on it with an intern who is going to make molding tools for an internship next week.
chance does things well...; -)
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Hello
@aliendre it's a little more complicated to make an electrode. It is necessary to know the method of erosion, either in a straight dive or in orbit, the material "copper or graphite" if the shape is concave, convex or both. If it is a rough electrode, finishing because all its information which is crucial gives you a GAP "spark length " once this value is known it is either subtracted or added to your electrode.
May the force be with you.
Hi Obi Wan
why don't you put the gap on the milling machine or the wire machine, so you only draw an electrode and the tech workshop but the gap that needs directly in these tool parameters
Why not
But be careful if you have rays to respect, it may be wrong.
may the force be with you.
The risk is the same with Solidwork. it seems to me