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I need a big help, I have a part, but i need now is the negative of that
part.
This part have a few channels inside and I need the volume of the channels,
in other words, i need to have in 3d the channels and all the other paths. I
need the empty shapes in my part to became a solid.
How can i do this?
You didn't state what version of Inventor you are using.
You didn't post example file here.
2010 Combine with cut
earlier - Derived Component with Split or Sculpt.
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I am using IV2010.
I am attachging the file, I need all the inner channels as solids. like the
negative,
than ks
"JDMather" wrote in message news:6275993@discussion.autodesk.com...
> You didn't state what version of Inventor you are using.
> You didn't post example file here.
>
> 2010 Combine with cut
>
> earlier - Derived Component with Split or Sculpt.
Wonderful answer, but now cames the next question, how did you made the
solid over the 1 solid?
but that is exactly what I want.
"Dennis Jeffrey" wrote in message
news:6276057@discussion.autodesk.com...
> Results of 2010:
>
> 1. Extrude a new body over the entire part.
> 2. Using the new Solid 2 as the Base, Combine - intersect using the
> original Solid 1 as the Toolbody.
>
> Result is as shown.
>
> 3. Use Delete Face (Lump) to remove any unwanted geometry.
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Sorry, meant CUT, not Intersect. I'll do a video for you...
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Dennis Jeffrey, Autodesk Inventor Certified Expert
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Most of them anyhow. I think I would have moved Fillet1 below Hole15 instead of adding Sketch25 and Extrusion9.
A work of art, a thing of beauty.
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> {quote:title=Guest wrote:}{quote}
> Thnak you,
> But I would love to know how you did that.
Roll the "End of Part" marker all the way up to the top of the feature tree. Move it down item/feature by item/feature. Do "Edit Feature" on each on as you go to see what he did.
You should be able to figure it out from the ipt files.
Dennis died about a 15 months ago, not sure what portions of his work might still be avialable.
Attach your file here if you can't figure out your problem.
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