Tutorial 13 : Design of Plastic Cover with RIB | Plastic product design course and Advance CATIA

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Developer: Dassault Systems
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[@satyanveshi2610]

I myself has worked in plastic interior exterior trims , in my days no one was there to explain like you do.. good job

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Thank you....!

[@mohamedamineelhachmi4715]

it's a clear course actually for the application of ribs, also a great reminder for the technics of DFM for Plastic Parts, I appreciate the time you invested to make this great piece of video Pankaj!

[@anantpatil4938]

Very informative

[@Orfeo0o]

Amazing and very good explanation!!!

[@saulalvarezcebada5533]

Excellent video, thanks!!

[@AutoVisionDesign]

Nice information shared

[@bharathir8664]

Thank you so much

[@pottabathinisaianimish259]

The content is really good. But very hard to catchup even when the playback speed is set to 0.5x. Please keep in my for next videos and take it slow. Thank you

[@Cute_Tamizha]

Valuable information... 🔥 But draft analysis skipped....?

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Yes.... In upcoming videos will make tutorial with draft analysis.... Thanks for watching

[@ambadaskulkarni1132]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@Onkar14]

Very Informative video Sir.. Do you take personal classes also? if yes pls let us know.

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

No personal class.... If any query ... Contact [e-mail]

[@FMG_Kai]

I understand Full procedure. Thanks But doing by extruding i facing problem

[@slicedcube8568]

sir, i have a doubt... can you tell me how and why catia is used over nx and solidworks?

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

CATIA tool is easy for doing all surfacing objects... There are many advanced commands... Quit difficult but efficient for plastic design .... Catia tool Tree is easy and help to optimize design. And UG NX mostly used for casting metal component design ... Like engine. Parts

[@tigiripallisuphal4129]

can you please share the cad file of this because I want to learn this

[@sachidanandamohapatra6071]

sir can you please upload plastic automotive parts for practice and please share the CAD file also so we can practice

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Share me your email ID

[@jay.....6378]

Sir can you take practical examples while designing.. So we can understand better....

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Will cover particle example ... In next video

[@AkshayO_02]

Where to download a surface

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Send me your email ID

[@niranjanlikhelike3205]

What about sink Mark

[@AutoVisionDesign]

Sink mark need to rack care wrt to materials shrinkage percent 40% root THK for PP and 60% root THK for ABD

[@சீறும்சிறுக்கன்குறிச்சி]

sir can't understand because of speed pls do it in slow

[@pankajratnaparkhi5873]

Ok.... Noted

[@TEENENDARSINGH]

Itna fast nii