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1-Visitor
May 3, 2016
Question

Can`t revolve as a wall in creo sheetmetal.

  • May 3, 2016
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Please help

 

I want to design a new part using Creo sheet metal. I`ve attached the part which I was able to draw, but problem is I cant  revolve it as wall nor I can provide thickness to the same. without thickness error in reading mesh occurs in ANSYS 16.1 . I was able to creat simple hollow cylinder with thickness of 1 mm but I cant create this part with thickness. it fails to generate.

 

How can i modify my design with having thickness or how can i draw new one with thickness?


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16-Pearl
May 3, 2016

Could you make a screenshot of the part ? I can't open it, I get a message telling this has been done on an educative version.

hjadav1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 3, 2016

Thank you for your attention and sorry for this trouble. Here is screenshot of part.00.png

hjadav1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 3, 2016

Following is the screenshot of part drawing.

00.png

Also I`m facing problem in revolving sketch of this cylinder. I want to revolve it around x-axis but it says `all entities must be on same side of revolving axis` even though they are on same side, see by yourself (this happens after i`ve provided thickness of 1 mm under family table (in Tool menu) otherwise i have sketched upper part without thickness).

000.png

1-Visitor
May 3, 2016

It won't revolve because the in-sketch axis is automatically using the first centerline you sketched and I expect you sketched the vertical one first to mirror some entities.

Since that was the first one, and you have entities on both sides of it, the error message is correct.

You can delete the vertical centerline, but may have to re-do the symmetry, or manually select an axis. I've forgotten which since a couple of decades of remembering to sketch the revolve centerline first has eliminated the need to do anything different. In any case, once you know it's easy to remember.

hjadav1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
May 4, 2016

Thats what I thought at first, but after drawing it with only x axis and without using mirror command problem is still the same (I cant revolve it)0000.png