Geomagic Design X Tutorial Reverse Engineering a Blisk

In this video, I show the use of Geomagic Design X Software to reverse engineer a blisk. A blisk is a turbomachine component comprising both rotor disk and blades. It consists of a single part, instead of an assembly of a disk and individual, removable blades. I show how to use the cylindrical method of creating 3D mesh sketches on one of the blades. Multiple radial cross sections are created and used to create a surface loft. Additional surfaces are created then trimmed together to make a solid body. The blade is copy/rotated to make the blisk. The use of 2D mesh sketches are also used to create features.

[Rashidali-mkwj]

Can you share the stl file for practice?

[Todestelzer]

3:35 ah that’s how you do these variable fillets. On second Click, hold. Couldn’t figure it out.

[MrTheBiniu]

hi, where i can find highlight disjointed ends in sketch mode???

[muhammadalisaani]

Bro can you share the stl file for practice Thanks.

[muhammadalisaani]

Sir Kindly make more tutorials .Thanks

[mrdixioner]

What's the point of your lesson if you didn't give a practice file?

[phililpst]

But in reality, you will be confronted with scan data that have a lot of missing polygons on the edges of the blades. If lucky, you get mostly complete scan at the blade root.. *sob*

[nadafarid]

Can you please share the stl file for practice?