Development of a Door Trim panel

REPORT: Tooling axis is made perpendicular to surface shown in the figure. As the class A surface surface itself won't clear the draft analysis of 3 degree, red shading is shown.Also, for the class C surfaces, which are parallel to tooling axis, a draft of 3 degree is provided.

REPORT: Tooling axis is created using bisecting method. Lines are extracted from side faces and are bisected to generate tooling axis.3 degree draft is given for the door part and 0.5 degree draft is given to the heat stakes.  

Objective: Creation of Class B and class C surface and a closed solid; Creation of engineering features,dog house, locators and ribs; Tooling direction & side tooling axis; Draft analysis.

Objective: Creating closed solid from given class A surfaces. Construction of flanges & other engineering features using the master section. Toling axis & draft analysis.

REPORT: Tooling axis is created using side faces of class A. Tooling axis should bisect the opposite faces and should be at 3 degree to the other face.Any other direction of toling axis may cause ejection errors during moulding.Class C is created giving 3 degree draft using sweep command.

REPORT: Tooling axis is created using side faces of class A. Tooling axis should bisect the opposite faces and should be at 3 degree to the other face.Any other direction of toling axis may cause ejection errors during moulding.Class C is created giving 3 degree draft using sweep command. 

REPORT: Most of the extreme surfaces of class A are parallel to x-axis & few are perpendicular.So, when x-axis is considered as tooling axis, class C surfaces are at 90 degree to parallel surfaces (to tooling axis).And a draft of 3 degree is given to class C surfaces which are perpendicular to tooling axis.Hence x-axis…

REPORT:As visible in above figures, draft analysis is done considering 3 degree as thereshold. Angles between tooling axis and the surfaces, which lie between 0 to 3 are assigned with red colour. As there are no red surfaces, draft analysis is cleared.Creation of tooling axis:As shown in figure, a line perpendicular to…

As shown in above image, tooling axis is created by bisecting the two construction lines which are parallel to respective side surfaces.

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