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MODELLING AND RENDERING OF AMERICAN CHOPPER INTRODUCTION: SolidWorks is a solid modeling computer-aided design and computer-aided engineering application. It helps the designers quickly sketch out ideas, experiment with features and dimensions, and producemodels and detailed drawings.This project focus on the modelling…
Ahamed Sukriya
updated on 14 Apr 2022
MODELLING AND RENDERING OF AMERICAN CHOPPER
INTRODUCTION:
SolidWorks is a solid modeling computer-aided design and computer-aided engineering application.
It helps the designers quickly sketch out ideas, experiment with features and dimensions, and produce
models and detailed drawings.This project focus on the modelling and rendering of American chopper.
OBJECTIVE:
To create chopper by using different features and sketching techniques.The major steps required are-
STEPS REQUIRED FOR THE DESIGN:
MODELLING:
THE AMERICAN CHOPPER CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS
WEEK 1:
PARTS: 1.Transmission belt 2.Kick stand 3.Front fender
Commands used:
1.TRANSMISSION BELT
2.KICK STAND
3.FRONT FENDER
The above mentioned commands are used to design the week 1 parts for the chopper and the dimensions and instructions
are followed as per the week 1 video.Most of the solid modelling tools are used to design the above parts.
WEEK 2:
PARTS: 4.Oil tank 5.Chain 6.Pedal
Commands used:
4.OIL TANK
5.CHAIN
6.PEDAL
In the oil tank there are two solid bodies created and are combined to a sigle body by using combine feature.Then fillets are
are added and shell to give inner spacing.To create the chain two chain links are saved for easy operation dimension as per
the week 2 video.The above following commands are used to design to make the week 2 parts.The dimensions and intructions
are followed as per the week 2 video.
WEEK 3:
PARTS: 7.Front wheel
Commands used:
7.FRONT WHEEL
In front wheel we are using the circular pattern for making spider web design for the rim.Revolve cut is also used on the rim
for better surface finish.The above following commands are used to design the week 3 parts and the dimensions and instruction
are followed as per week 3 video.
WEEK 4:
PART: 8.Rear wheel 9.Front fork
Commands used:
8.REAR WHEEL
9.FRONT FORK
The rear wheel similar to the front wheel apart from the size. Here the front wheel chain sprocket is the additional part used. The usage
of projected curve and sweep is given for a better finish on the handle of the front fork. Mirror pattern is also used to complete the
other side .The above following commands are used to design to make the week 4 parts and the dimensions and instructions are
followed as per the week 4 video.
WEEK 5:
PARTS: 10.Chassis 11.Engine
Commands used:
10.CHASSIS
11.ENGINE
In the chassis model sweep and projected curves are used for the surface modelling to give a better finish.We also use the blue print
of the chopper to get a better view of the chassis.The projected curves are used to make the engine exhaust, most of the solid modelling
features are used to finish the engine.The above mentioned commands are used to design the week 5 parts and the dimensions and instructions
are followed as per the week 5 video.
WEEK 6:
PARTS: 12.Gas tank
Commands used:
12.GAS TANK
In the gas tank both solid and surface modelling tools are used for better finish.The above following commands are used to design the week 6 parts
and the dimensions and instructions are followed as per the week 6 video.
Once the parts are done ,material for each part are given by appearance option in solidworks. Material selction gives the parts more realistic outlook
of the product.
ASSEMBLY OF AMERICAN CHOPPER:
To make the assembly of American chopper we use mates
ISOMETRIC VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
FRONT VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
SIDE VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
TOP VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
REAR VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
BOTTOM VIEW OF ASSEMBLY
PHOTOVIEW360 RENDERING
To make the chopper more realistic we use the PHOTOVIEW360.
Commands used:
ISOMETRIC VIEW
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
REAR VIEW
CONCLUSION:
Modelling,assembly and rendering of an American chopper is successfully done by SOLIDWORKS.
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