How to Sketch on/from Extruded Surface

How to Sketch on/from Extruded Surface

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How to Sketch on/from Extruded Surface

Anonymous
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Hey All,

New to the forum! I had a quick question on a spanner wrench I am modeling. 

How do you sketch from an extruded surface? I have created both "ends" of my spanner wrench but I am having trouble connecting the two. 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Also, it's good to be on the forum!

Thank you,

 

-Kyle 

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TrippyLighting
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There are several ways you can do this, depending of how you imagine the end result to look like.

 

If you post what you have I can look at it. I am sure others will chime in as well as this is a fairly common problem.


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Apparently I can share models using a "Public Link" Is this the way to do this? Haha!

 

 

http://a360.co/2jB9rHj

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TrippyLighting
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Yep, that's perfectly fine 😉


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Attached is a cheap version using a new body that is moved into position using the move command and then joined to the two existing bodies. Then some filleting is applied.


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The timeline feature is the coolest thing...I can learn from this. Thank you for your help! Smiley Happy

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