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Week 8 - Challenge 2 - Switch Bezel Design

Week 8 - Challenge 2 - Switch Bezel Design

Inputs:

  • Class A Surface of the Switch Bezel(STEP File).
  • Thickness of Plastic Part - 2.5 mm.

Screenshots of the Draft analysis report for both the given Class-A surface and the final plastic component:

Class A Surface Draft Analysis Report:

Here below 3 various face angle verfied images as below by draft angle analysis method,

Final Product Closed Surface Draft Analysis Report:

Here below 4 various face angle verified images as below by draft angle analysis method,

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Image of the complete Draft analysis:

Images of the color scale variant:

  • Green color is indicating morethen 3`dgree` angular results
  • Red color is indicating inbetween 0 ~ 3 `dgree`
  • Blue color is indicating upto Below 0`dgree` or Negative Value.

Screenshots of the solid model with the proper color code of the draft angle in various orientations and various views:

Detailed Report of the Switch Bezel Design:

I have start work with inputs of Class A surface which received.

Tooling Axis Creation:

  • To create a Tooling axis, firstly i did extract the class A base profile and create point on the surface.
  • Then made sketch for side walls center bisecting line for main tooling axis input 1.
  • Then second sketch is made of another axis line creation that with taking reference of the angular wall line create for 3 Dgree.
  • Then finally create Bisecting line with input of both sketch and that would be my tooling axis of the component.
  • I have publish the class A & Tooling Axis for easy access.

Below image of the tooling axis of concerned,

Class B and Class C Surface Create:

  • In order to creation of B surface, firstly i have extract side walls and untrim those all the extrapolate that after that offset those all surface as component thick value as 2,5mm.
  • Then Trim all together then made side wall of the surface and same method followed to create base and Bezel rest surface with offset of 2,5mm thick.
  • All together trim and finally i got B surface, then colored for easy identification.
  • Then i got extract the class A boundary in 2 batches then sweep it, here i got error so i used smooth curve to solve the error and made sweep now tha got C Surface.
  • Once after join the C & A then i had check the boundary finding to ensure my profile get closed or not, at that time i got open boundary in front side edge face then i extract the specified profile then trim together then i replace the latest curve with the join input and did update.
  • Now i got C surface.

Below picture is B Surface of Switch Bezel,

Below picture is B Surface of Switch Bezel,

Below picture is Class A & C Join Surface of Switch Bezel,

Final Trim:

  • Once get the inputs of B & C surfaces then i join the Class A & C togther the trim it the results with Class B surface then i got the result of closed surface of the componenet.

Below picture is Final Closed Surface of Switch Bezel,

Solid Body:

Final solid created by inputs of the above final trimed Closed surface of Switch Bezel surface.

The above processed have followed to make the B & C surfaces for final product designing.

Note:

  • I herewith enclosed the final CAT Part in Zip format.
  • I request to use hide/show to check the hidden surfaces and draft analysis report into the CAT file.
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