where is the Shaft feature in Creo 2.0

[jzhang-3]

Insert > Advanced > Shaft in ProE Wildfire 5 for the On Point placement option.

I wonder where it is in Creo 2.0

Thanks

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[GabrielZaha · Accepted solution]

It's not in the ribbon. You need to customize the ribbon (look under "Commands Not in the Ribbon") or to use the command search tool

[jzhang-3]

OK, I found Shaft by seach. Thank you very much!

[Sachin]

Hi Jack, can you please brief what this SHAFT command does?

[dschenken]

http://help.ptc.com/creo_hc/creo30_pma_hc/usascii/index.html#page/pma/part_modeling/part_five_sub/To_Create_a_Shaft.html

[jzhang-3]

This SHAFT commond is similar to HOLE, but in opposite way. you can use Sketcher of SHAFT to draw a shaft profile (similar to sink hole profile), it is a good way to add feature to UDF'S.

[Dale_Rosema]

Can you apply this command to an assembly?

[GabrielZaha]

I never tried but I expect you can't. The reason for that is that shaft it is a command that "add" material to the model, while in assemblies you can only remove material.

[Dale_Rosema]

I was just checking in follow up to a previous post that I had where a tube it pierce and the material is "moved". Which in modeling would most like be a feature that I was add and then subtract the middle.

http://communities.ptc.com/message/233564#233564

Thanks, Dale

[ptc-6654839]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNES-Cplu4Y

this are available when u activate anatomic features