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Issue with what appears to be a chamfer on button maker handle

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Message 1 of 11
kylekieffer96
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Issue with what appears to be a chamfer on button maker handle

During spring break I decided to get ahead in my engineering class. I have run into some trouble modeling this part to be exactly like the one in the plans. I have looked on youtube and have found other easy parts of this project discussed but not this one if anyone can give me an idea on what I should try to do to create this it would be very helpful. I couldn't find a picture of just the handle so I have attached the word document that has everything in it.

 

 

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Message 2 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: kylekieffer96

Attach your *.ipt file here.


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Message 3 of 11

This is as close as I could get. I used two different extrudes to create the feature at the end. There has to be an easy way to do this right?

Message 4 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: kylekieffer96

See attached.

 

(actually I decided I would not use either of these - but they do show a couple of techniques)


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Message 5 of 11

Thanks so much! The first one with the revolve worked for me! In the future I might make a video for this because I bet my class will have questions about this. You have saved me and my teacher a great headache in trying to figure this out.

Message 6 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: kylekieffer96

Are you interested in a slightly "improved" technique?


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Message 7 of 11
kylekieffer96
in reply to: JDMather

Sure I'm always open for different prespectives on things. Helps you think outside the box more especially when you are let out of the box haha

Message 8 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: kylekieffer96

Well not sure this is really any better, and I did cheat a bit on how I located the holes (compared to dimensioning).

 


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Message 9 of 11
kylekieffer96
in reply to: JDMather

That makes sense to do it that way. Mine look exactly like that so I got it. My teacher said from the beginning that there is multiple ways of modeling a part. None of them are wrong as long as you still have the same dimensions as the person next to you. Some ways are just faster than others. Thanks so much!

Message 10 of 11
JDMather
in reply to: kylekieffer96

Take the mouse away from me - here is another example.


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Message 11 of 11
kylekieffer96
in reply to: JDMather

lol thats enough examples while you're at it why dont you make the whole thing? (you dont have all the parts on that paper) lol Again thanks for the help i only have one more sub assembly to create then I will be able to create the whole thing

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