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twist applied to a Chain

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jdpreynolds
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twist applied to a Chain

Hello

Wanting to apply a 90 degree twist over a length of Register chain 916 links).  Tried doing this manually but it turned into a bit of a mess. 

 

Had a look at "Tanner Reids" method of creating chain behavior on the forums (2016) but couldn't get this method to work with the Register chain (imported from Mc Master Carr) I am using.

 

anyone got a better way of doing this?

 

Thanks

Julian

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Warmingup1953
in reply to: jdpreynolds

916 Gold or 916 links?chain.jpg

Message 3 of 9
jdpreynolds
in reply to: jdpreynolds

Thanks for your reply thats exactly what I'm trying to achieve.  How did you do that

Message 4 of 9
Warmingup1953
in reply to: jdpreynolds

Labouriously I'm afraid! I created a sketch to get an axis for movement and rotation then copy move move rotate and repeated that 10 times I think. There was a false start as well

 

chain6.jpg

Message 5 of 9
jdpreynolds
in reply to: Warmingup1953

Yes I tried something similar but didn’t get the results you did. Will have another try using your sketch method

Thanks again
Julian
Message 6 of 9
MichaelT_123
in reply to: jdpreynolds

Hi Mr Warmingup1953, Mr JDPreynolds 

 

Is it a chain ???, ... a gold chain ???  No, it is the decorated steel bar !!! 

 

Here is a chain, and a gold one !!!

... the whole 5.516259 ounces

... the price (without taxes and handling and insurance costs11,614 USD + 81 c

WigglyChain.png

 

Regards

MichaelT

 

MichaelT
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Message 7 of 9
Warmingup1953
in reply to: jdpreynolds

Many thanks! Edit: Sorry meant to thank MichaelT

Message 8 of 9

Many thanks! I'll dig in and investigate your approach.

Message 9 of 9

Hi Mr Warmigup1953,

 

Redo the shape, one sketch only and a sweep, put on X-axis anchor points and joint origins, one with a parametric off-center, add/select joints&type&motion links ... and voilà.

 

Regards

MichaelT

MichaelT

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