Hello I am a student,
I am trying to draw a circular cut and a rectangular cut on a _curved_ surface. The cut I am trying to do is on the curved face of a cylinder.
I know how to make a cut on a flat surface, but how do I do this on a _curved_ surface. Please give step by step description if possible. I am a newbie.
Regards Hyd man.
Hello Hyd man,
I'm sure that the good doctor will pipe up soon enough, butg in the mean time here is his tutorial on making a barrel cam.
Muggs
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I read the original post as just wanting to drive a circle or square through a curved surface, as in putting a fitting into the side of a hydraulic reservoir, which is not the same conclusion that Muggs discerned. Please elaborate a bit so we know what your intent is.
WT
OK, after rereading the OP maybe that's what he's looking for. I just assumed that he wanted to "follow" the curved surface.
Hyd man, please elaborate.
Muggs
Wayne Tiffany wrote:
Hydman, A sketch used to extrude cut can only be drawn on a planar face (flat), or a plane. Seeing that the cylinder is definitely not a planar face, the plane is the option for you. Let's assume that you sketched the original circle to extrude the cylinder on the front plane, then you will find that both the top and right plane intersect the cylinder in the middle. Let's also assume that you sketched your origial circle at
50 MM, that means that both your t> Hello I am a student,Hi, I wanted something similar to drive a fitting in to the side of a hyd cylinder yes. I actually found out how to do it. I used 3D sketch to place a point at the face of the cylinder. Then attached a reference plane to that point. I sketched a circle on that reference plane. Then I extruded tru the cylinder.
Regards Hyd Man
Hi, Muggs wrote:
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