Auxiliary Fork

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Designing an auxiliary fork using CATIA V5 involves a series of steps that require precision and attention to detail. First, initiate the CAD environment by opening CATIA V5 and selecting the "Part Design" workbench. Next, create a new part and define its properties such as length, width, and height. The auxiliary fork's primary function is to provide additional support for heavy loads, therefore it must be designed with a sturdy structure in mind. Utilize CATIA V5's parametric modeling tools to create the auxiliary fork's design parameters, including its angle of inclination and material thickness. After establishing the basic design, proceed to add features such as holes and threads using CATIA V5's feature-based modeling capabilities. Once the design is complete, perform a thorough analysis to ensure it meets the required specifications. Finally, validate the design by simulating various scenarios, including load testing and stress analysis. By following these steps, users can create an effective auxiliary fork using CATIA V5 that provides reliable support for heavy loads.