Step by step representation of designing a car outer shell using CATIA V5R20 designer tools sortware

Step by step representation of designing a car outer shell using CATIA V5R20

Step1

Sketch the front view of car outer shell in sketcher workbench.

Step2

Give thickness to the sketch using pad tool which is in part design workbench.

Step3
Shell the padded object from the bottom side with required thickness.

Step4

Make holes using pocket tool for the padded object to insert doors, windshields, hood and trunk doors.



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