Changing angle on blades

Changing angle on blades

APOSTOLISZEV
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Changing angle on blades

APOSTOLISZEV
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Hello,
Any ideas on how i can design blades, on a pipe lets say, so i can change the angle of them easily and fits with the pipe after that change.
Beacuse when i try to rotate them by the command "move" they don't fit to the pipe.
Thank you,
Apostolis Zevgaras

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TheCADWhisperer
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Move is almost never the correct move (pun intended).

Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply?

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APOSTOLISZEV
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Ok thanks let's say we have this simply case.

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Message 4 of 14

TheCADWhisperer
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I would have made the coils dependent on d1.

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Sketch 5 is not fully constrained?

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If I run a Compute All (Ctrl b or Cmd B) there is an error...

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Sketch6 is a duplicate of Sketch1?

I don't understand why you did the two Moves?

 

I don't understand what the original problem description was?

 

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Message 5 of 14

TheCADWhisperer
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@APOSTOLISZEV wrote:

Because when i try to rotate them by the command "move" they don't fit to the pipe.


Attach a file in this failed state.

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APOSTOLISZEV
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Imagine that water flows and i want to find the optimum angle for my blades. To accompish best efficiency.
So i want to change them and see which is a "good" angle. I am going to use theory of triagnle velocity, but i want to see changes in fusion.
By the way thank you a lot for your interest.

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TheCADWhisperer
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Attach file that didn't work as expected.

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Message 8 of 14

APOSTOLISZEV
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I want in this geometry, to rotate, to turn the blades.
I want to find a way to do this easily. I dont want to have to fix this from the beggining.

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TheCADWhisperer
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@APOSTOLISZEV wrote:

I don't want to have to fix this from the beginning.


Show me in a picture exactly what is wrong (I think I understand - but if I do understand the issue, you have not shown it yet).

 

You don't want to fix it???

I was going to recreate it myself from scratch the way I would do it.

If this is too much work for you to start over - I have other work that I need to get done.

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Message 10 of 14

APOSTOLISZEV
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No i mean that i don't want every time that i want to chage my angle to fix a pipe from the beggining.
This is what is happening when i want to change angle

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Message 11 of 14

APOSTOLISZEV
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Those blades had different angle. For the second blade i start over my pipe construction. My point is from the first consruction to change the angle of blades and take notes every time i change them. Not to start over the construction every time i want an different angle.
Thank you

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TheCADWhisperer
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It would have been best if you showed this image of the problem in the original problem description.

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Examine the Attached files.

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The height of the twist is controlled from the Height parameter variable.

 

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Angle of twist.

 

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Number_of_fins variable...

 

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Parametric table.  Edit Expression as desired.

Parametric Table.png

 

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Let me know if you have any trouble - perhaps I will make a video on my process...

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Message 13 of 14

APOSTOLISZEV
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I see

Thanks a lot

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Message 14 of 14

APOSTOLISZEV
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Hello again!!
I want to ask you sth.
Have you any idea on how can we measure the slope of the blades, on the attached file you send me?
Thank you,

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