best joints to locate parametrically driven shaft in v block?

rochester_rabbit
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best joints to locate parametrically driven shaft in v block?

rochester_rabbit
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I am stumped how to position a shaft in a vee block.  The shaft dia and length are parameters and I would like to be able to have the amount the shaft sticks out one end of the v block a parameter as well.  In my mind tangent relationship would be perfect, but fusion doesn't like using 2.  

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davebYYPCU
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Sketch (in Vee Block) the relationship required.

Joint shaft to the radius line end point in the vee block.

 

Might help….

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rochester_rabbit
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I was able to get this to work too. parameters in both parts

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jhackney1972
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You shaft can be placed in the V-Block and hang over can be controlled with three Planar Joints.  The Rod to V-Block Planar joints use Joint Origins applied to the shaft.  The retaining screw will be a different matter.  Model is attached.

 

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rochester_rabbit
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This works. I am having a time trying to get the joint origins to orient, but I get the idea.

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jhackney1972
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Another method is to use one Planar Joint, for the rod to V-Block hangover, and two Tangent Relationships between the rod and the V-Block sides.  Model is attached.

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rochester_rabbit
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I get this error when I do two tangent relationships

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jhackney1972
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The message box that you show is NOT an error but a statement to you to consider.  If you agree select Continue to place your Tangent Relationship or Joint.

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rochester_rabbit
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OK.  I was concerned because if I clicked on the shaft and dragged it I got this.  Makes me concerned that tangent is not reliable.

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