How to coincident a spline or point to an interection line?

[Anonymous]

I'm trying out Fusion 360 to see if it can replace Solidworks. With this loft surface attempt, I first created an intersection line with two sketches and two addition splines for them to be used as guide rails. But I can't figure out how to coincide loft profile spline or point to the intersection line.

In Solidworks, you just select a spline or a point of loft profile sketch and intersection line (projected curved in Solidworks), then add a coincident relationship.

How is it done in Fushion 360? Thanks in advanced.

[laughingcreek · Accepted solution]

did you draw the profiles before or after the "intersection"line.  if the intersection line came first you would use "project/intersect" (same as pierce in sw) to get a point in each sketch you can use to coincident to.

might need to post your model for more ideas.

[jhackney1972]

Could you please attach your model so one of the Forum users can try and answer your question.

[LeonardoBN]

Hi @Anonymous.

If I understood right, you could activate one sketch you have, use Sketch/Intersect with your top curve. Then you can add a coincident constraint.

Starting point.

After Intersect. Here you can apply the constraint you want.

[Anonymous]

Profiles were created after intersection curve. Yes, project/intersect works beautifully. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Here are two project files.  One is the question, the other one is resolved example. Maybe other new comers will find these helpful. Thanks.