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I'm sorry to be asking for basic help but I seem to be having a hard time.
Edit: 3d curve is referred to as wireframe in other cad programs?
I am attempting to make a body with space hollowed out inside.
I've created a circle and pulled it a distance through the body which hollowed out an area.
I then moved the work plane down and created the internal shapes I need... Except now the material is not being removed from the outer body (no internal space created).
How do I remove material from a body using 3d curves?
Also how to I attach 3d curves to each other.
Arrows in my image are pointing to where there is a disconnect between features.
I've also attached my wip so feel free to get me going in the right direction.
Thanks for the help.
Truly appreciated.
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Hello Charles
i dont know how to
>How do I remove material from a body using 3d curves?
But there are other ways to achive the Goal.
Have a look at the attached pictures.
Much success and fun with the program
Hello Charles
i dont know how to
>How do I remove material from a body using 3d curves?
But there are other ways to achive the Goal.
Have a look at the attached pictures.
Much success and fun with the program
Thank you!
Simpler than I expected.
Now I'm having to make a feature that I can't figure out how to create.
Can I make this feature with circles?
Image and file attached.
Hello Charles
you could again remove with angular pull.
Create a new workplane on axis of the inner form.
Then get the existing elements like in te following picture.
With the Probe Selection it is possible to catch elements inside of a part.
Push the button, klick on the part where is the element what you want to get.
A table comes up and wen you go slowly with the cuser over them, the elements will by highligted.
Then switch of the part, draw geometry a and remove material with angular pull arround axis b.