Thank-you for downloading Autodesk PowerShape. The following series of videos will show you how to:- • Import a CAD model • Repair faults in the model • Add draft to vertical features • Split into core & cavity • Add shut-out and split surfaces • Create wireframe and solids • Use Smart Surfacer • Design die blocks • Add a sliding core • Export to PowerMill Each video includes step by step guidance and should take around 50 minutes to complete. Let’s start with an introduction video to explain what we’ll be doing. Ready to start? Use the link below to download the tutorial CAD model used in the following videos. OK let’s get started. This next video explains how to load a CAD file into PowerShape.

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We’ll then use the Solid Doctor to find and fix faults that are often seen with models imported from other systems. Great, so you’ve fixed the model, but it’s not really ready for manufacture yet. Let’s see how to use Direct Modeling to add draft to some features to ensure they can be molded and make some other changes to prepare for CAM programming. OK, the part is now ready for manufacture.

Let’s continue by splitting it into core and cavity halves using “levels” to help with model management. We’re over half way through. Let’s add shut-out and split surfaces to the core and cavities you just created to produce two die blocks. We’re almost finished! Let’s see how we can use PowerShape’s surface and solid modeling commands to create a sliding core. We’ll finish by sending a finished die block to Autodesk® PowerMill® in readiness for CAM programming.

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