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    Catia Part02

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    This document provides instructions for using basic dress-up features in Catia such as pocket, fillet, chamfer, and draft. It explains that a pocket is created by first sketching the desired shape on a face in sketcher mode then selecting pocket from the toolbar. Details are provided on setting the depth and direction of the pocket. The document also demonstrates how to fillet edges by selecting the fillet tool, choosing the desired edges or faces, and specifying the fillet radius and propagation. Additional dress-up tools like chamfer and draft are also introduced.

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    Catia Part02

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    This document provides instructions for using basic dress-up features in Catia such as pocket, fillet, chamfer, and draft. It explains that a pocket is created by first sketching the desired shape on a face in sketcher mode then selecting pocket from the toolbar. Details are provided on setting the depth and direction of the pocket. The document also demonstrates how to fillet edges by selecting the fillet tool, choosing the desired edges or faces, and specifying the fillet radius and propagation. Additional dress-up tools like chamfer and draft are also introduced.

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    This document provides instructions for using basic dress-up features in Catia such as pocket, fillet, chamfer, and draft. It explains that a pocket is created by first sketching the desired shape on a face in sketcher mode then selecting pocket from the toolbar. Details are provided on setting the depth and direction of the pocket. The document also demonstrates how to fillet edges by selecting the fillet tool, choosing the desired edges or faces, and specifying the fillet radius and propagation. Additional dress-up tools like chamfer and draft are also introduced.

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    Catia Part02

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    This document provides instructions for using basic dress-up features in Catia such as pocket, fillet, chamfer, and draft. It explains that a pocket is created by first sketching the desired shape on a face in sketcher mode then selecting pocket from the toolbar. Details are provided on setting the depth and direction of the pocket. The document also demonstrates how to fillet edges by selecting the fillet tool, choosing the desired edges or faces, and specifying the fillet radius and propagation. Additional dress-up tools like chamfer and draft are also introduced.

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    BASIC DRESS-UP FEATURES

    11

    LESSON II : DRESS UP FEATURES

    12

    Although technically not a Dress-Up Feature,


    POCKET is a tool that is used often. Unlike HOLE,
    the feature to PUNCH must be defined in
    SKETCHER mode since it is user defined, not just
    a hole.

    pocket

    13

    The first thing to do is pick the face that you want to


    pocket the void through, then pick Sketcher

    Line is picked

    14

    In Sketcher, pick the proper shape icon from the Primary


    toolbar, and sketch the shape ON THE 3D PART represented in
    sketcher. Once this is done, EXIT sketcher to return to 3D
    mode

    Notice that the


    shape that will
    eventually become a
    hole in your part is
    represented in the
    part tree as Sketch2

    Sketched circle

    15

    sketch

    Notice that in our 3D


    part the sketch we
    made was not orange
    immediately when we
    returned to 3D mode.
    NO PROBLEM.we just
    need to either pick it
    manually from the
    object we are creating,
    or directly from the
    parts tree.

    Now click on
    POCKET from
    the Sketcher
    Based Features
    toolbar pocket

    This is how your


    part will look
    once you have
    returned to 3D.
    The sketch you
    made will
    appear flat on
    the face you
    chose. If it is not
    orange, choose
    it to make it
    active and ready
    for pocketing

    16

    With POCKET picked, the POCKET DEFINITION


    input box will appear. Input the desired
    information and Catia will show you a dashed line
    sketch of your pocket. If all the information is
    correct, push APPLY and hole will appear in 3D,
    then push OK to make it permanent.

    Notice POCKET1
    is active on the
    action tree.
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    From TYPE, you can enter a dimension or


    constrain the depth of the punch by choosing
    up to next,up to last,up to plane, etc
    using the arrow.

    Depth is where you enter the dimension for the


    depth of your pocket.

    Click on Mirrored extent to mirror or send


    your pocket in both directions.

    Since Catia automatically sends your pocket in


    the most logical direction, if you want it to go
    the other way click on Reverse Direction.

    18

    Here is your part with your pocket in it.


    Now lets begin to DRESS IT UP

    Dress Up Features toolbar

    19

    A close up look at your DRESS UP TOOLBAR


    shows that it is ready to do five basic functions
    for you

    Fillet
    Chamfer
    Draft

    DRAFT is what you


    use to angle the
    sides of your part
    in preparation for
    possible casting
    processes.

    Shell
    Mirror
    20

    Orange means it is picked

    Noted on the tree

    The first thing we will do is FILLET. Pick the face


    that you wish to fillet, then pick fillet from the
    toolbar. The Edge Fillet Definition box will appear,
    which you will fill in with the appropriate info.
    RADIUS is the size of the fillet and OBJECTS lists
    the number of faces that you are going to fillet. The
    box also allows you to pick the propagation of the
    fillet (Tangency is the best for now).
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    You dont have to pick an entire facea single edge may


    be picked instead. To pick MORE than one edge, but
    NOT and entire face simply hold down CONTROL.

    Here we have chosen


    two different edges
    using the CONTROL
    buttonnotice the
    edges you choose turn
    red. MULTIPLE faces
    can be picked the
    same way.

    22

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