Scale object without changing thickness
I think you will have to remodel it but I interested in seeing the model first. Please Attach it.
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Yes, just edit the dimensions in the sketches used to create it. It would be even better to use User Parameters.
Is this just defined by two different size squares?
ETFrench
Whether or not that works depends on how it was modeled. As others have suggested, please share your model in .f3d (or .f3z) format.
Basically, you need to model two arms, one for the square and one for the triangle shapes. Using the split body command to isolate one leg of the square shows the length of the leg (before the scale command) is 14.7078 mm.
Start with a sketch for 1/4 of the arm:
Thin extrude it, trim the end to 45 degrees, and remove the excess:
Mirror it:
There are three angles on the end(s). Use the draft command to create them.
90 Degrees:
120 Degrees:
And 135 degrees:
Mirror it:
Parameter table:
Completing the X pattern, is just multiple circular patterns. Note: The axis for X pattern must use a formula based on the length of the arm. The length of the triangular arm must also be a formula based on the length of the X arm. Repeat the process for the triangular body. Model it at the center of the X body.
ETFrench
