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I am trying to constrain a ball bearing and a small hole. The hole is smaller then the ball bearing. The bearing rest on the lip on the hole (Seals hole). How do I or can I constrain it in this manner?? thanks,
I
am trying to constrain a ball bearing and a small hole. The hole is smaller
then the ball bearing. The bearing rest on the lip on the hole (Seals hole).
How do I or can I constrain it in this
manner?? thanks,
The bearing should rest tangent to the hole... partly below the holes top surface. I don't believe that Insert will work. And if it did, wouldn't that place the ball inside the hole or above (Not seal). In addition, the insert constraint won't allow me to select the ball bearing.
The bearing should rest tangent to the hole... partly below the holes top surface. I don't believe that Insert will work. And if it did, wouldn't that place the ball inside the hole or above (Not seal). In addition, the insert constraint won't allow me to select the ball bearing.
The
bearing should rest tangent to the hole... partly below the holes top surface.
I don't believe that Insert will work. And if it did, wouldn't that place the
ball inside the hole or above (Not seal). In addition, the insert constraint
won't allow me to select the ball bearing.
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bearing should rest tangent to the hole... partly below the holes top surface.
I don't believe that Insert will work. And if it did, wouldn't that place the
ball inside the hole or above (Not seal). In addition, the insert constraint
won't allow me to select the ball bearing.
There is a ball bearing in a countersunk hole with a spring behind it, which forces it to seal a smaller fluid passage hole. See CF for example. Thanks for any assistance!
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