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I am currently working on a boat hull design and am having problems attempting to make a shell of the hull. I created the solid body of the hull in Inventor and later imported it into Fusion. Since I plan to eventually construct it from fiberglass I want to shell it with a wall thickness of 1.5mm however when I attempt to use the shell command I get an error. I assume this is due to the tapers going to a point and the offset not being able to compute this. I instead attempted to make a surface of the outside surface of the hull body thinking I could offset it to use the offset surface to split the hull body with no luck. I tried the thicken command with similar results. I then scaled the outer surface to have what should be a consistent 1.5mm gap between the two surfaces.
I did add a surface to the top but was unable to properly trim it. I wanted to use the Boundry Fill command to fill the gap between the two surfaces but only encountered more errors.
I am not very familiar with this command so I am not sure if I am just using it wrong. I then attempted to use Boundry Fill on just the inner part to possibly cut its profile from the complete body without it working either. At this point, I am not sure what else I could do or what I am doing wrong. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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