How to make a "Diabolo" - Catia v5 Training - GSD

[@goshicrazy]

why is the offset surface needed for the positive/negative cones? Cant it all be done with the original filled surface?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Sorry, there aren´t any offset surfaces. Where do you see offset surfaces? By the way, I did this video 5 years ago. So if you have any questions you should at least give me a time stamp, shouldn´t you?

[@goshicrazy]

@@wolfgang.walden.cad.training At 5:20 there is a plane created with an offset of 2mm from the original one. Those two then become inputs to create the "positive" and "negative" cone surfaces that will form the diabolo. My question is: could this same procedure be done with just one plane & circular surface from which both cone surfaces are created?

[@barbaram5388]

amazing!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

🙂

[@mrunaliupase7211]

Useful thank you

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Great 🙂

[@delhibabu8371]

sir, i saw this video fully, but why you are not use BIW templates >> Diablo option ??????

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Because I wanted to show how to model one ;)

[@nareshnani2217]

While converting a unparametric model to parametric model sometimes we use project 3d element in sketcher in this case we may get spline so how to iso constraint the projected spline in sketcher

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

You can´t "constrain" a projected element, it is already fully constrained.

[@aaronh776]

Good job!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

thanks :)

[@bongunaresh1646]

is it can be used for biw components assembly

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Something similar, yes.

[@romanpirs8127]

whtas a diabolo for?

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Hi, it is a postion where you could use a screw/bolt to fix/connect parts together.

[@lltnt]

nice!

[@wolfgang.walden.cad.training]

Thanks :)