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: Define the "direction of pull"—the path the part will take when leaving the mold—by selecting a plane or planar face. Specify Angle : Enter the minimum required draft (typically 1∘1 raised to the composed with power 3∘3 raised to the composed with power for basic plastic parts, or higher for textured surfaces).

SOLIDWORKS offers several methods to apply these tapers, which can be accessed via .

: The most common type where you select a base plane that remains stationary. The selected faces then taper away from or toward this plane at a specified angle. 38578mp4

: Use the "Detailed Preview" to ensure the taper is moving in the correct direction (positive vs. negative draft) before finalizing.

SOLIDWORKS Tutorial - Fantastic Plastic 03 - Working With Draft : Define the "direction of pull"—the path the

: A more advanced option that allows for multiple draft angles to be applied to the same face starting from the same edge, often used in complex mold designs. Key Benefits for Manufacturing

: Reduces the risk of surface scratches, cracks, or "crumbles" (in sand casting) during the extraction process. : The most common type where you select

: Minimizes friction against the mold walls, extending the usable life of expensive manufacturing equipment. Implementation Workflow