Knuckle-Duster

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Designing a Knuckle-Duster in CATIA V5 requires precision and attention to detail. The first step is to create a 2D sketch of the duster's main components, including the handle, grip, and striking surface. Using the Part Design workbench, I begin by creating the solid model of the handle. Next, I use the Shape Design tools to create the curved profile of the grip, ensuring a comfortable fit in the user's hand. The striking surface is then designed using the Sweep feature, allowing for a smooth transition between the handle and the impact area. To add strength and durability to the design, I incorporate ribs and flanges into the model, utilizing CATIA V5's parametric modeling capabilities. These features not only enhance the duster's overall structure but also provide a secure grip when in use. Once the solid model is complete, I proceed to create a 2D drawing of the design, including dimensions and tolerances. This ensures that the final product meets all necessary specifications and can be easily manufactured. Throughout the design process, I utilize CATIA V5's collaboration tools to share my work with colleagues and stakeholders, facilitating open communication and feedback. By leveraging the software's advanced features and functionality, I am able to create a highly effective knuckle-duster that meets the needs of its intended users.