Webinar Archives: Designing with SOLIDWORKS Mold Tools

SOLIDWORKS has an array of feature commands that make modeling easy. Your complex geometry can be easily captured and split into a cavity and a core with just a few easy steps.
In this 30-minute webinar, we explore the power of the mold tools within SOLIDWORKS:
• Split cavity and core tooling from a part model
• Use surfaces to create a parting line
• Draft analysis, thickness analysis, and undercut analysis tools
• Convenient access to commands such as snap hooks and mounting bosses

Awesome vidd!

[@hienaz723]

it tool me long time to see your tutorial . it open my mind about mold design. thank you very much my new with this stuff

[@jesusvelazquez1359]

Excellent

[@gebregebre4086]

I like the overall presentation and the knowledge share. I am confused by what you said at 24:22 though. If the core is parallel to the bottom edge, how can it be perpendicular to the inclined surface where you made sketch for the core?

[@tayneilson]

good overview, Im still looking for a faster way to make the complete mold however.

[@VineetKumar-ve2kj]

Good for learining

[@gebregebre4086]

Also, it looks like you used the right side sketch to make Core for the left side holes, Not clear.

[@sukumar4584]

HOW CAN GET THE MODEL PLEASE SHARE

[@benchmarker6197]

Better to have the sliding core on the parting line and not to have a blind undercut on the cavity inserts.

[@jeromesekar7594]

I have top part and the bottom part, with that is it possible to create the center part?

[@jeromesekar7594]

DASI Solutions, LLC thank u sir. Im learning molding now.I ll do simple molding first and try out your above suggested steps.

[@talhatekbicak677]

I am mechanical engineer who works as a freelancer because of lack of opportnuties in my country ı am specialist mechanical design, drawing manufacturing consulting. I am also loking for a freelancer group to join.

[@hichemykrelef8465]

hello, and thanks for all things ,
i m new in mold plastic injection, i need more tutorials to up my level
please help me

[@madspaniard1]

SOLIDWORKS provides tutorials within the software or you can contact your reseller for more one on one training options for this or other specific topics.

[@tooldesigntech3819]

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