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Solidify Quilt

wfalco
16-Pearl

Solidify Quilt

Hi,

I would like a SOLID model of attached IGES. It comes in as a quilt.

Need to apply a weight.

Can someone tell me how to do this?

Or if you can do it simply enough that would be awesome.

I am helping a colleague.

Need in CREO 6.0. Or perhaps redone as an import in solid form.

Much Thanks!

WayneF

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Hi, 

 

Here is a model that has been fixed and solidified. I've attached a STEP file.

 

To fix the quilt, I used the repair tool in data doctor. This method doesn't always work but for messed up threads, it's usually the first thing I try. Another way to fix this would have been to remove the threads altogether or patch the quilt manually.

 

Ty

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Hi, 

 

Here is a model that has been fixed and solidified. I've attached a STEP file.

 

To fix the quilt, I used the repair tool in data doctor. This method doesn't always work but for messed up threads, it's usually the first thing I try. Another way to fix this would have been to remove the threads altogether or patch the quilt manually.

 

Ty

Td

 

I owe you my brother!

 

I am going to send what you sent me to my colleague. I tried, it worked. Cool Beans! 1000 thanks!

 

I will also try the Data Doctor. I should really spend more time with that than I have.

 

Have a great day!

 

Wayne

Td,

 

Would you please provide the specific steps you took to get the part to be a solid? Apparently my colleague has more files like this.

 

Thanks!

Wayne

wfalco
16-Pearl
(To:wfalco)

Never mind. It was simple. Just edit import and click on solid button instead of surface button. Cool! Tx again.

@wfalco 

 

Here is a video that shows how to solidify the part using the repair tool in IDD. Like I said, this doesn't always work for all types of geometry. Sometimes manually editing is necessary. 

 

 

Ty

awesome sauce! I get ya...as far as no guarantees. Thanks.

wfalco
16-Pearl
(To:wfalco)

My colleague was very impressed and appreciative of your kind offerings today! Thank you so much!

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