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Hello all,
I remember using VSS (Variable Section Sweep) in Wildfire 4 with two trajectories and one section. As long as the section was tied to the trajectories, the section would vary based on the differences in the trajectories.
I am using Creo Parametric 2.0 M120.
I am attempting to create blades to be used in a Conical Inducer. I have the top and bottom of the OD of where the blades needs to be at. I also have the ID (a conical shape that will be assembled on the shaft) The blades will need to be normal to the OD of the conical core. Since the thickness varies as it sweeps around the conical core, that is why I would like the program to control the thickness.
I have attached a JPG file and a .prt of the model.
I am not able to get it to work in Creo Parametric, I was wondering if someone could help me with the missing variables that I seem to not be selecting correctly.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
Kevin Brandt
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I am getting a slight offset between the cone/plane intersect and the ends of the helix.
I have assigned the ssection plane control to Normal to Projection and selected a curve along the cone at the intersect between the cone and plane. This should manage perpendicularity between the cone and the vain.
You my need better control of the ends of the helixes to that the section and the ends are all planar depending on how accurate you need this.
I am getting a slight offset between the cone/plane intersect and the ends of the helix.
I have assigned the ssection plane control to Normal to Projection and selected a curve along the cone at the intersect between the cone and plane. This should manage perpendicularity between the cone and the vain.
You my need better control of the ends of the helixes to that the section and the ends are all planar depending on how accurate you need this.
When I did this from the lower end, it was planar and made the process simpler. Creo 2.0 attached.
See if this was your intent.