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SWEEP PROFILE AROUND CIRCULAR FACE
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Following a blog post by Craig Bshor (http://mfgin3d.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/sweeping-ar
See the below screen capture. What I'm after is like what I have drawn in the lower circle. I have tried using the parallel function of the sweep but it complains with something like "you can''t have a closed profile path" so that is whay I have an open profile, but still it does not work. Looking for any input to acheive the cut parallel path required.
Part also attached with EOP rolled up.
Brendan Henderson
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Re: SWEEP PROFILE AROUND CIRCULAR FACE
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Sweep with Guide Surface and select the cylinder as the surface.
Also, in Sketch3 I would use equal (=) constraints rather than repeating dimensions,
and I would never ever use zero (0) dimensions, use Coincident constraint instead.
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Thanks JD. Works a treat.
mental note to self - dig deeper before posting.
Re the dimensions in Sketch 3, yep I'll try more EQUAL. The zero dim (should have been deleted) was a left over from an attempt to offset the path relative to the sweep cut profile to see the effect it would have on the sweep.
Thanks again.
Brendan Henderson
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