Creo Parametric - Multibody Modeling for Local / Partial Operations

This Creo Parametric tutorial shows how Multibody Modeling can be used to simplify local and partial operations that used to be more complicated, like applying the Shell tool to a portion of a part model.
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Dave
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[@Chanakya50BC]

In a classical Creo, one would have rearranged the features to have the Shell before the Grips.

[@CADPLMGuy]

That’s not always possible so I suspect you’re missing the point.

[@vuquoc8739]

Can you make a instruction video using the high speed machining section?

[@CADPLMGuy]

If people would support me on Patreon, that would help me afford a license and then I can make videos on that subject.

[@vuquoc8739]

Can you help me

[@fredericdancray5933]

Hello Dave , In that case if i have to create family table of that part , may i have to insert the table only body1 or body2

[@CADPLMGuy]

Family Tables have not changed in Creo Parametric 7.0. You cannot add columns for Bodies to the Family Table. However, you can add features, so you can include columns for Multibody related features like Split Body, Merge, Intersect, and Subtract.

[@shrikanthshivashankar5615]

Hiii sir your mail id i need because i strucked somewhere iny modelling i will share drawing separately please help me sir

[@CADPLMGuy]

I have boundaries that I maintain for the sake of my family. I do not provide free consulting or technical support.