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danielLB6GX
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danielLB6GX
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Newer to Fusion, Been 3d modeling for a hobby for 15 year. I'm picking up fusion pretty quick but i am looking to  hire short term a 1 on 1 instructor to show me how to do a few specific things that i need to know for some of our new processes at work. Mainly, Splitting a model in non linear splits for dam lines to create a mold. IF anyone has knowledge of this and would like to discuss this further, please reach out.

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kacper.suchomski
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Hi

If you describe your specific problems and attach the files that they concern, we will most likely be able to help you asynchronously in this forum.


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danielLB6GX
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Basically, I design a object, Some are large format. I need to be able to cut/part that object on specific contours to create dam lines for a mold. most molds will have to be 3 - 7 parts to be able to remove the finished object after the part is formed in the mold. here is a sample part. I'm limited of what i can share due to the upload size limits.

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@danielLB6GX 

 

Include your sketch with the effects you want to achieve.

Attach your F3D file with the results of your current work.

 

PS. The step file contains open surface geometry,


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Hi @danielLB6GX ,
 

Could you please confirm whether kacper.suchomski response addresses your issue. If yes, please consider marking it as the "Accepted solution" button. Doing so helps other community members quickly identify the most relevant answer and serves as a useful reference for users facing similar issues.
 

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