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3D Design Volume Model
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Hello, following the Weiss competition, I tore my hair out to make a mold.

 

I didn't succeed in the end, so I couldn't send my proposals... :/

 

For the future, I would like to understand this function because I thought it was simpler than that.

 

If anyone has a good tutorial on this, I'm interested!

 

 

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Hi Bart,

If you want for solidworks, you can go see this:
http://help.solidworks.com/2013/french/SolidWorks/sldworks/c_Mold_Design.htm?id=297e42544d4c4d68ba15e863ba0f89ef

After in tuto lynkoa, search in their database

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Thank you Pierre-Marie.

 

The help I read, I would have liked to have had a video tutorial. In French if possible, because I couldn't find anything this weekend.

 

Or maybe I did it wrong to draw my model.

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Hi Bart,

I made it simpler! I drew my tablet with its drafts, then I extruded a larger volume,  on top, corresponding to the outer volume of my mold, without merging the bodies. Finally, I combined these 2 bodies to subtract the volume of the tablet from the volume of the mold!!

If necessary, all that remains is to make a shell.

Do you understand? :)

Edit, with example SW13, all in 1 file, managed by configurations.


mold.sldprt
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What a shame Bart! :(

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That's what I did!

 

I drew my tablet, I added a volume without merging.

 

Then I combined by subtracting, but as my piece was composed of repetition, he didn't want to subtract me...

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New Year's resolution 2015:

 

"Don't wait until the last moment to turn in a project!! "

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You're surprising me there! I also had repetitions, and I didn't have any problems since it was a volume subtraction. Normally, the way it is done is not a factor.

Weird, weird...

And above all, a shame... ;(

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I will attach to you one of the tests I have done.

 

See if you want to do something^^

 

Yes it's a shame, but I tell myself that there will still be plenty of competitions!! =)

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Hi Bart,

 

I did like Benoit.LF, the finished tablet with drafts and shelves.

A second, larger room with a solid volume.

An assembly of the 2 and a subtraction in the assembly.

When I don't want to, I play with the precision of the parts.

I don't know if it's available on SW.

 

S.B

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Thank you all, I take note of your remarks, for next time I will be productive! =)

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@Bart, if you send a file, do a STEP, we're not all in SW14 or 15! Or even not in SW! ;)

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Hi, here are some tutorials in French:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xg0zp8_solidworks-realisation-d-un-moule-methode-n-3_school

http://www.forum-cao-3d.fr/solidworks-tutoriels/empreinte-et-moule-t5805.html . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zT2Y7lOgJZI&feature=plcp&context=C4732c6cVDvjVQa1PpcFPsA6uiwgkDgyaw6DakT5F_HJBw5Hp4cIo%3D

Or:

https://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=QD_PVIGRG4Hg7QbR1YHQAw&url=http://technologie.ac-amiens.fr/sites/technologie.ac-amiens.fr/IMG/pdf/Creation_moule.pdf&ved=0CDgQFjAJ&usg=AFQjCNHJZt6YHXpj19mtVpGOF0Gqk9sAzQ&sig2=QyVJ8BmCDEVrCT8RuKJ7LQ

 

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Hi @ Bart

sorry for your project you should have asked the question before the fateful date ;-((

Here are some tutorials on SolidWorks rehearsals

http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/les-repetitions-sous-solidworks

http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/solidworks-et-les-repetitions-avec-arrete-circulaire-juillet-2014

with this you should no longer have any worries for rehearsals

@+ ;-))

 

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See also this tutorial for creating molds in Solidworks

http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/preparation-des-pieces-pour-creer-un-moule

 
@+ ;-))
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Insertion=> mold => imprint function, and with it you make a mold imprint in a few seconds.

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A basic tutorial.

I'll make a sequel soon:

http://tutoriel.solidworks.free.fr/crbst_137.html

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A new challenge with a moulded part.... Thank you @Bart for the question and @Benoit for the simple answer:)

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