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February 23, 2017
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How can I project the end of sectioned surface on a plane?

  • February 23, 2017
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Hi all,

I have a surface model of a pump and I am going to reverse engineer it to make a feature based solid model, however I am struck at one main thing.

The pump has to be made using swept blend ffeature for which I need sections sketches, I dont know how to project the surface from where it has been sectioned on a plane at the same location where it is cut.I am using "Project" command in the skect tool while in the DTM2 plane to project the cut surface buit it just isnt projecting the entities from where the surface is cut, it is rather projecting entities somewhere behind it Please help me out there, pictures are attached for clearance.

Using creo 2.0

 

Thanks

Best answer by psobejko

Have you tried using the "curve from cross section" tool ?

In Creo 3, you can right click on your section in the model tree and select "Create a Curve".

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psobejko1-VisitorAnswer
1-Visitor
February 23, 2017

Have you tried using the "curve from cross section" tool ?

In Creo 3, you can right click on your section in the model tree and select "Create a Curve".

simran1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
February 24, 2017

I just tried it and its giving me the error

"Reasons for failure:

Cross-section referenced by curve does not intersect model.

Curve could not be constructed"

However the cross section is intersecting my model right thtorugh. Any other way?

for now I am using "Intersect" command to intersect the surface on a plane and using its intersect porfile as refrence for skectes...I s that the only way or is there any other easy way for that?

16-Pearl
February 24, 2017

You must turn on "include all quilts" in Xsec options for Xsec to make curve from surfaces. Its "exclude all quilts" by default.


simran1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
February 24, 2017

Oh thanks man..that really answered my question...

Thanks to Paul Sobejko too...