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Little Rib help here....?

A.DelNegro
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Little Rib help here....?

I don't use ribs that often since we do mostly CNC machined parts.
Could someone offer up a tutorial on how to use the rib feature? As
usual, Pro/E Help does a great job of defining what all the buttons do,
but does not tell you HOW TO ACTUALLY USE THE FEATURE! I know, gotta go
buy training, right? (wouldn't PTC get more software sales if you
actually provided info on how to use the product in the help manual?)



Anyway, this is what I want to do... (I've attached a picture, hopefully
it gets through)



I have a part that is essentially a C-shape revolved 360 degrees. To
support this I want to add ribs between the 2 ends of the "C".



Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated, as always.

Tony




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Hello,

after selecting the Sketch Plane, Sketcher will pop-up where you just sketch top horizontal line between two ends of a >C< and you are done. Make sure to constrain both ends of top horizontal line of a rib with both ends of a >C<. When you're done sketching, define thickness of a rib and confirm.

Regards,
Jurij Škraba
Research & Developement Department for Hydromechanical Equipment
Litostroj Power | Production of Power Generation and Industrial Equipment |

Hello Tony,
All you should need in your section is a line defiing the top of the rib.
You do not need to define a closed shape to create a rib.



Any questions, feel free to call

Bob Frindt
Sr. Designer
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Parker Aerospace
Gas Turbine Fuel Systems Division
9200 Tyler Boulevard
Mentor, OH 44060 USA
direct (440) 954-8159
cell: (216) 990-8711
fax: (440) 954-8111
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I don?t use ribs that often since we do mostly CNC machined parts. Could
someone offer up a tutorial on how to use the rib feature? As usual,
Pro/E Help does a great job of defining what all the buttons do, but does
not tell you HOW TO ACTUALLY USE THE FEATURE! I know, gotta go buy
training, right? (wouldn?t PTC get more software sales if you actually
provided info on how to use the product in the help manual?)

Anyway, this is what I want to do? (I?ve attached a picture, hopefully it
gets through)

I have a part that is essentially a C-shape revolved 360 degrees. To
support this I want to add ribs between the 2 ends of the ?C?.

Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated, as always.
Tony


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