Creo Surfacing Level 2: Advanced Surfacing
Course Duration: 16 hours
Tuition: $1,200 USD
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[accordion-item title=”Overview +” state=open]Discuss the many different surfacing styles and techniques. Learn to create and modify Conics, Splines, Datum Curves, and Datum Points.[/accordion-item]
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- Learn to use Conics and the strength they have over Splines.
- Overview and discuss what you didn’t learn in your PTC or re-seller or certified surface modeling workshop.
- Learn to utilize Creo Surface curves and surfaces to affect solid geometry.
- Learn every aspect of the Sweep tool (was Variable Section Sweep).
- Learn every aspect to the Swept Blend Tool with examples.
- Learn to use Trajpar variables with multiple examples.
- Manipulate a curve through points using NURBS modeling and techniques.
- Merge, Trim, Transform, Replace, and Extend surfaces.
- Utilize new skill sets to smooth out solid material from problem areas and forcing rounds.
- Build more robust curves and surfaces.
- Eliminate isoparms (what PTC calls Knots or Isolines).
- Learn about striation or flow of surface and discover tools inside Pro/Surface for manipulating striations.
- Learn the inherent issues and problems with 3 part boundaries.
- Use Pro Surface as if using ISDX or Alias Studio tools.
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- Discuss light reflections from an industrial designer’s perspective.
- Discuss building robust curves and the time saving benefits of a careful plan of attack.
- Compare and discuss other surface modeling software to Creo Surfacing.
- Discuss clam shell plastic part design as related to swept surfaces. Also discuss styling grooves with examples.
- Discuss the proper techniques of surface modeling and the ability for others to understand the approach.
- Discuss modifying other designers surface models.
- Discuss in detail surface analysis tools and the practical uses with specific examples.
- Discuss in detail what industrial designers studied in college and how as a product engineer you can work more efficiently within the design arena.
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This Creo surface modeling training course is developed for more advanced surfacing modelers who want to become experts at Creo Surfacing or and learn to drive geometry using equations. We help you become expert surface modelers with this course. We do not read to you from an exercise or a book. In this course we help design engineers and industrial designers learn how to make changes quickly to set them up for becoming expert faster. As with all Design-Engine classes, participants keep the training material login and password for life.
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Video Training Delivery System:
Ask your Design Engine account manager about the Design-Engine Video Training Delivery System or TDS for short. We have prepared this entire class in an easy to follow guide for designers and engineers who may want this TDS as a supplement to this course. Call today to speak to an Account manager about the details at 312.226.8339