Week 8 - Challenge 2 - Base Bracket Design

Class A surface:

It is the visible aesthetic surface which have curvature and tangency alignment to ideal aesthetical reflection quality of any automotive component. Class A surface refers to those surfaces which are visible It is a required where aesthetics has a significant contribution.

Class B surface:

It is a surface which is offset below a certain thickness from the class A surface. All the features of the product are to be performed on the class B surface with respect to class A surface

Class C surface:

class c surface is the surface which is used to join both the Class A and Class B. This surface connects both A and B surfaces along the Tooling Axis. It contains the draft as per the design. It is basically the thickened surface between both A and B surface