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11-14-2002 07:13 PM
Hi,
Can somebody help me how to constraint an 'O'rin into an 'O'ring groove. I've placed an "Mate" between the two axis but I can not stop the 'O'ring from moving along the rod.
Thank you
Nina
Can somebody help me how to constraint an 'O'rin into an 'O'ring groove. I've placed an "Mate" between the two axis but I can not stop the 'O'ring from moving along the rod.
Thank you
Nina
*Dotson, Sean
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11-14-2002 10:06 PM in reply to:
Kuma_Liska
This really needs to be in one of the support NGs..
but...
but...
You need to reference a workplane on the oring to
another surface on the shaft. Use one of the origin planes or make a new
user plane on the oring.
another surface on the shaft. Use one of the origin planes or make a new
user plane on the oring.
--
Sean Dotson, PE
href="http://www.sdotson.com">http://www.sdotson.c
...sleep is for the
weak..
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Can somebody help me how to constraint an 'O'rin into an 'O'ring groove.
I've placed an "Mate" between the two axis but I can not stop the 'O'ring from
moving along the rod.
Thank you
Nina
*Chasek, Jerry
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12-10-2002 01:04 AM in reply to:
Kuma_Liska
I have a hydraulic cylinder assembly, The Body and the ram are separate
assemblies inserted into a larger assembly. One end is in place and
constrained with an axis mate, such as a pin inserted. I go to mate the axes
of the other end an I get an error. This is unfinished but I will try to
post the assembly. I have never posted one so any advice would help as this
is a large file.
Thanks
Jerry
assemblies inserted into a larger assembly. One end is in place and
constrained with an axis mate, such as a pin inserted. I go to mate the axes
of the other end an I get an error. This is unfinished but I will try to
post the assembly. I have never posted one so any advice would help as this
is a large file.
Thanks
Jerry
*Keller, Kent
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12-10-2002 01:10 AM in reply to:
Kuma_Liska
I am not sure I understand what level the parts are on, but you may have to turn on
adaptivity in one of the subs to get it to move. Can you drag it at all with the mouse?
How large is large? open each part, and roll the eop marker to the top, and then zip it
all up. Should make it smaller. Customer files max is 10 mb, but you aren't going to get
to many people downloading something that big even.
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Kent
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"Jerry Chasek" wrote in message
news:F7C1312ABEF921B882C3AF0CE34FE682@in.WebX.maYI
> I have a hydraulic cylinder assembly, The Body and the ram are separate
> assemblies inserted into a larger assembly. One end is in place and
> constrained with an axis mate, such as a pin inserted. I go to mate the axes
> of the other end an I get an error. This is unfinished but I will try to
> post the assembly. I have never posted one so any advice would help as this
> is a large file.
> Thanks
> Jerry
>
>
adaptivity in one of the subs to get it to move. Can you drag it at all with the mouse?
How large is large? open each part, and roll the eop marker to the top, and then zip it
all up. Should make it smaller. Customer files max is 10 mb, but you aren't going to get
to many people downloading something that big even.
--
Kent
Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program
"Jerry Chasek"
news:F7C1312ABEF921B882C3AF0CE34FE682@in.WebX.maYI
> I have a hydraulic cylinder assembly, The Body and the ram are separate
> assemblies inserted into a larger assembly. One end is in place and
> constrained with an axis mate, such as a pin inserted. I go to mate the axes
> of the other end an I get an error. This is unfinished but I will try to
> post the assembly. I have never posted one so any advice would help as this
> is a large file.
> Thanks
> Jerry
>
>
