I am trying to figure out this O-ring groove. It spans the entire part. Every other operation I've been able to figure out with bitter ease. lol. I really don't know where to begin. I've tried 3D contour with a ball nose, which I could be doing wrong of course. I have tried a parallel, which feels a little out there but anything's worth trying.
I figured a 1/8 ball nose could do it....just how?
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Because that surface is curved, we're going to need to use the 3D toolpaths to machine it. I would suggest Blend or Geodesic:
File is attached for your review
Seth,
Thank you so very much for the solution. Where would I find "Blend" and/or "Geodesic"? I'm running off of a education license until it runs out. Is it a add on?
Thanks,
Nick
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