Creo 2.0 SheetMetal design

Creo 2.0 SheetMetal design, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 56 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 83 subscribers.

You will learn about Creo Sheet Metal Modeling In Creo This course is ideal for individuals who are Creo Designers and Modelers It is particularly useful for Creo Designers and Modelers.

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Summary

Title: Creo 2.0 SheetMetal design

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creo
Sheet Metal Modeling In Creo

Who Should Attend

Creo Designers and Modelers

Target Audiences

Creo Designers and Modelers

In this course, you will learn

The sheet metal design process
Sheetmetal model creation, conversion, and display
Methods of developed length calculation
Primary wall features
Secondary wall features
Partial walls
Bend relief
Unbend and bend back features
Sheetmetal bend features
Flat patterns
Sheetmetal cuts
Forms
Notch and punch features
Sheetmetal environment setup
Sheetmetal design Information tools
Sheetmetal design rules
Detailing sheetmetal designs

Topics Covered:

1: Introduction to the Creo Parametric Sheetmetal Design Process

2: Sheetmetal Model Fundamentals

3: Creating Primary Sheetmetal Wall Features

4: Creating Secondary Sheetmetal Wall Features

5: Bending and Unbending Sheetmetal Models

6: Modifying Sheetmetal Models

7: Sheetmetal Setup and Tools

8: Detailing Sheetmetal Designs

About Sheetmetal Design Properties

Sheet metal properties and their associated settings can be used to predefine common feature geometry, automate tasks, and maintain design consistency for sheet metal parts. The values of these settings depend on any predefined sheet metal parameters. The following properties specific to sheet metal are available in the Sheetmetal section of the Model Properties dialogue box:

• Bend Allowance—Displays the factor type for bend allowance calculations and whether a bend table is assigned to the model.

• Bends—Displays the radius size and the location for dimensioning bends.

• Relief—Displays the type of bend and corner relief.

• Edge Treatment—Displays the type of edge treatment.

• Miter Cuts—Displays the width and offset of miter cuts.

• Fixed Geometry—Displays the part geometry to remain fixed during unbend, bend back, and flat pattern operations.

• Bend Order—Displays the number of bend order sequences defined for a model.

• Design Rules—Displays the number of design rules defined for a model.

• Flat State Instances—Displays the number of flat state instances defined for a generic model created in legacy releases older than Creo Parametric

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Creo Parametric Sheetmetal Design Process

Lecture 1: Course Objectives

Lecture 2: Introduction to the Creo Parametric Sheetmetal Design Process

Chapter 2: Understanding Sheetmetal Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Sheetmetal Model Fundamentals

Lecture 2: Understanding Developed Length

Lecture 3: creating a new sheetmetal model in assembly mode(3)

Lecture 4: Creating a New Sheetmetal Model in Part Mode

Lecture 5: converting solid model to sheetmetal model

Chapter 3: Creating Primary Sheetmetal Walls

Lecture 1: Understanding Sheetmetal Wall Features

Lecture 2: Creating Primary Planar Walls

Lecture 3: Primary Extruded Sheetmetal Wall Features

Lecture 4: Revolved Sheetmetal Wall Features

Lecture 5: Blend Sheetmetal wall features

Lecture 6: Creating Offset Walls

Lecture 7: Sheetmetal Wall Sketching tools

Chapter 4: Creating Secondary Sheetmetal Walls

Lecture 1: Understanding Secondary Walls

Lecture 2: Creating Secondary Flat Walls

Lecture 3: Using flange walls

Lecture 4: Using Extruded Walls

Lecture 5: Wall Dashboard Options

Lecture 6: Using Partial and Overextended walls

Lecture 7: Understanding Relief

Lecture 8: Creating Twist walls

Lecture 9: Extending and Trimming Walls

Lecture 10: Using Merge feature

Chapter 5: Bending and Unbending sheetmetal models

Lecture 1: creating bend features

Lecture 2: Adding transition to bends

Lecture 3: Creating planar bends

Lecture 4: Creating unbend features

Lecture 5: Creating bend back feature

Lecture 6: Previewing and creating flat patterns

Lecture 7: Creating flat states

Lecture 8: creating split area features

Chapter 6: modifying sheetmetal models

Lecture 1: Sheetmetal cuts

Lecture 2: notches and punches

Lecture 3: Creating corner reliefs

Lecture 4: Die form features

Lecture 5: Punch form features

Lecture 6: Utilising punch model annotation

Lecture 7: creating sketched forms

Lecture 8: flattening forms and unstamping edges

Lecture 9: creating rip features

Lecture 10: Creating edge bends

Lecture 11: joining walls

Lecture 12: patterning walls

Lecture 13: mirroring walls

Chapter 7: Sheetmetal setup and tools

Lecture 1: bendline adjustments

Lecture 2: Using bend tables for bend allowances

Lecture 3: Fixed Geometry

Lecture 4: Info tools and reports

Lecture 5: Design Rules

Lecture 6: Defaults and Parameters

Lecture 7: Using conversion features

Chapter 8: Detailing Sheetmetal Designs

Lecture 1: Adding flat and formed states

Lecture 2: Auto ordinate dimensions

Lecture 3: Bendline notes

Lecture 4: bend order tables

Instructors

Krishnamurthy Ananthasayana
A CREO Trainer/Coach/Mentor

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