Hi all,
I downloaded a STEP file from GrabCAD which contains the boom of an excavator. The boom is a hollow body, as can be seen in the following section analysis:
Boom (section analysis)
How can I fill this body to make it solid?
What I did so far: I used different section views and the tool "Press/Pull" in order to pull the internal surfaces. This works, but seems wrong/clumsy to me, because I have to use different section views, and I have to guess when I pulled enough. This feels more like painting than constructing.
Is there a better way to fill this hollow body?
Regards,
Martin
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Solved by TheCADWhisperer. Go to Solution.
I already tried boundary fill, but was not successful (because I am new to Fusion 360).
How do you do that with boundary fill? What would be the "tools" and what the "cells"?
Tools are the bodies or components you wish to use boundary fill on and cells are sections of the body/component you wish to keep after the boundary fill.
Hey @martinadDKD98 ,
Adding to @TheCADWhisperer you can also try in this way. Just delete the tapered faces on both sides and use extrude to pull the face. see the attached file.
@AK47BHOOMThis is an interesting behavior. I did not expect that Fusion would react like that, when the tapered faces are deleted (converting the whole inside into one single, straight surface).
Thank you.