Week 9 - Challenge 1 - Base Bracket Design

Class A surface:

Class A surfaces are those surfaces which are curvature continuous while providing the simplest mathematical representation needed for the desired shape and does not have any undesirable waviness.

The Class A surface is the used to begin the design of a product.

All the further intricacies of the component are created based on the Class A surface.

Crating of class b:

The Class B surface is created from the Class A surface , keeping the thickness of the component in check.

The Class B surface resembles an offsetted surface from the Class A.

Class c :

The Class C surface is used to bind the Class A and Class B surface together inorder to form a closed surface

Tooling axis:

Initially the given Class-A surface was imported and checked for any discrepencies in the boundary.

A dummy Tooling axis was created using a reference point created on a hole of the given surface.

The lines which might cause trouble during the operation were identified and a reference line was created for each of the identified lines