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joggle offset face - works hit & miss

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PENengr
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joggle offset face - works hit & miss

Offset face to create joggles looked like a great solution but it works sporadically.

 

Attached shows making a joggle at corners and another part.

 

it may work for 3 sides of a flat square blank but not the 4th side.

 

then you'll get Face Creation Failed - ! Invalid type for double bend   !Feature Compute Failed

 

Anyone know what the problem is?

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JDMather
in reply to: PENengr

Can you attach *.ipt file here?


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Message 3 of 7
PENengr
in reply to: JDMather

Yes JD, thanks.  There are 2 .ipt attachments of the problem here.  had all work bu one offset and I think you'll see it.

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CCarreiras
in reply to: PENengr

Hi!

 

Somehow, for some cases, you have Flip the edges.

 

Open the extended options (Blue square) and "Flip Fixed Edges" (Red Square)... and that's it.

 

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PENengr
in reply to: CCarreiras

I appreciate that Carlos. 

 

In the default your joggle/offset ends at the 2nd sketched face you're wanting to offset.

 

By flipping the fixed edges the joggle/offest starts at the 2nd sketched face (which is what I want).

 

However, it still doesn't make the offset reliably repeatable.  The offset face feature still fails at the 3rd instance

 

Thanks, Greg

 

 

Message 6 of 7
johnsonshiue
in reply to: PENengr

Hi! There is indeed an issue here. It seems like when the Fixed Edge option is selected and there is a Bend zone nearby, the desirable Bend cannot be created. The workaround is to ensure the Face sketch has a gap to the Flange edge so there is enough room for a Bend.

I will forward this case to development for further review.

Many thanks!

 



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Message 7 of 7
PENengr
in reply to: johnsonshiue

We did get a case started CaseNo:09740797

 

You're the AutoDesk guy but what you're describing doesn't sound like my problem.

 

Offset face is great weather you flip edges or not.

 

However - it is not repeatable. 

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