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AutoCAD Training Overview
This training guide enables students to create features that are specific to the sheetmetal modeling process. Students are provided with a process-based approach to creating sheetmetal models. Each step in the process is discussed in depth using lectures and several hands-on exercises. This training guide focuses on the Generative Sheet Metal Design workbench.
AutoCAD Training Topics
- Generative Sheet Metal Design workbench
- Sheet metal terminology
- Sheetmetal process
- Sheetmetal parameters
- Primary wall creation – Profile, Extruded, Rolled, and Hopper
- Defining walls
- Secondary walls – Wall on edge (automatic and sketch based), Tangent, Swept
- Cylindrical bends
- Bends from flat
- Unfolded view
- Corner relief
- Point and curve mapping
- Creating standard stamps – surface stamp, bead, curve stamp, flanged cutout, louver, bridge, flanged hole, circular stamp, stiffening rib, dowel
- Punch and die
- Punch with Opening Faces
- Sheet metal features – Corners, chamfers, cuts and holes
- Feature duplication
- Patterning – rectangular patterns, circular patterns
- User patterns
- Converting a solid part to sheet metal
- Output to DXF and drawing
Prerequisites
CATIA V5: Introduction to Modeling
AutoCAD Training Course Duration
16 hours
AutoCAD Training Course outline
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Primary Walls
Chapter 3: Secondary Walls
Chapter 4: Bends Unfolded View Features
Chapter 5: Sheet Medal Stamps
Chapter 6: Sheet Medal Features
Chapter 7: Features Duplications
Chapter 8: Part Conversion
Chapter 9: Output
Appendix A: Standard Tables
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