supeficia (per thermoform)

[albertos]

hello to all excuse the question perhaps banal,
How do I lay a surface from a floor on a reference mold?
I explain I have a flat surface well shaped (e.g. an ellipse with any particular flap), I must deform it on the matrix as for thermoforming " on a guide mold. with multi-body functions can I iron one surface on the other? the problem is that I don't have to do a finished riff but I would like the edges to be directly tied to those of the starting surface without having to cut them later.
Is that a feasible thing? Do I have to work in ambitious surfaces or sheets?
Thank you.

 

[Ivan1990]

hello to all excuse the question perhaps banal,
How do I lay a surface from a floor on a reference mold?
I explain I have a flat surface well shaped (e.g. an ellipse with any particular flap), I must deform it on the matrix as for thermoforming " on a guide mold. with multi-body functions can I iron one surface on the other? the problem is that I don't have to do a finished riff but I would like the edges to be directly tied to those of the starting surface without having to cut them later.
Is that a feasible thing? Do I have to work in ambitious surfaces or sheets?
Thank you.

There's the forming, look if it's your case...
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/ita...plying_forming_tools_to_sheet_metal_parts.htm

 

[albertos]

Unfortunately it is not what I need, if the sheet of sheet is shaped with the forming tools is placed to the shape of the "point"

 

[albertos]

in the short he creates material where there should not be

 

[albertos]

Perhaps I have to work with the reverse procedure, from the surface (e.g. a coffee cup) can I make the draft like it was a sheet in a two-dimensional sheet?
I need to start from a two-dimensional and form a 3d