Extrude sketch concentrically into cylinder

Extrude sketch concentrically into cylinder

harperrhett
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Extrude sketch concentrically into cylinder

harperrhett
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Hi all,

I'm trying to find out how to create an extrusion that extrudes to the shape of an object. For instance I have this cylinder here with a circular sketch:

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The circular sketch was made on a tangent plane, and I want to extrude it a small amount into the cylinder but maintain the original face of the cylinder. If I extrude it now, it will create a flat inset plane, but I want it to be curved like the cylinder. Is there some way to wrap the sketch and then extrude it?

 

Thanks 🙂

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g-andresen
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Hi,

please share your design to take a look at.

Maybe "Extrude" with option "From/To object" might help.

 

günther

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jeff_strater
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@harperrhett - From Object in Extrude is the way to go here.  One warning, though.  There is a bug with From Object and tangent sketch plane:  extrude-only-extrudes-part-of-selected-profile , so it helps to offset the sketch plane a bit.  But, this will result in the geometry you are after:

 


Jeff Strater
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MRWakefield
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Hi Jeff, this is what I was playing with when I came across the bug you're referencing.

If this answers your question please mark the thread as solved as it can help others find solutions in the future.
Marcus Wakefield


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harperrhett
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Sorry for the late response! I am familiar with to object, for some reason I totally overlooked from object, thanks for the help! I am having trouble with that bug though, only half of my sketch is extruding, I'll have to take a look at the workarounds.

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