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desighing a cyclindrical bearing that has an oil groove on the inside of the
cyclinder. The groove has a triangle shape leading from a thru hole. How can I
project this shape to the desired surface?
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triangle is the path the groove takes. It follows the inside diameter of the
cyclinder. I need help to insert the triangluar path along the cyclinder's ID.
Steve
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triangle is the path the groove takes. It follows the inside diameter of the
cyclinder. I need help to insert the triangluar path along the cyclinder's ID.
Steve