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bponnusamy1-Visitor
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January 28, 2017
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Creo 3 Surface gap filling

  • January 28, 2017
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Hello All,

I am user of creo and I am a beginner in surface modelling in creo so I'm doing practice models. I have a doubt regrading filling a gap between surfaces I tried using boundary blend and style surface.

I am not able to do that can you please guide me how to close or patch up the gaps.

Thank you

Babusurface patch.png

Best answer by MauroStefanovic

I filled your gap. You can not have tangency on 4 sides.

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MauroStefanovic1-Visitor
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January 30, 2017

Sorry, but i have to be honest. You're trying something not so simple with rookie's skills.

Anyway try to see my file.

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bponnusamy1-VisitorAuthor
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January 30, 2017

Thanks for the solution.

you've changed the model design methods to obtain the results that is one way to do it.

but I am looking for methods to fill the gap if I wasn't allowed to change the design structure as you said it will not be rookie work I am looking forward to learning it.

Thanks for the solution

Babu

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MauroStefanovic1-VisitorAnswer
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January 30, 2017

I filled your gap. You can not have tangency on 4 sides.

Cattura.PNG

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mkeskinen1-Visitor
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February 2, 2017

Hello,

just a note. It's often beneficial to model surfaces larger that intended and then trim/merge as needed. See attached example.

I extended the side wall below the flat surface. After that it was possible to make the round all the way and no gaps left to fill.

BR

Miika

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bponnusamy1-VisitorAuthor
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February 2, 2017

Hello Miika,

  Thanks for the response. I agree with you the solution you said is the most efficient solution to the query.

I asked the question because I was presented with this kind of problem as interview test, They specifically asked to patch up the surface that's why.

Thank you

Babu

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