Cut in second curve
@damjanRBUXA wrote:forum doesnt allow me to add 3mf file so I had to make it as zip
I didn't request a 3mf file.
I specifically requested a native fusion format file *.f3d
To create your cut feature I used a Sweep. The video will explain. Your model is attached.
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Edit Sketch1.
Drag the blue circle...
Missing two Coincident Constraints.
Add the two missing Coincident Constraints.
What color is the circle now?
My guess is that you actually want the Sweep cut profile Perpendicular to the Path. See Attached.
(Revolve could also be used for this.)
@damjanRBUXA wrote:that circle sohould be on points at 15 mm and 45.5 mm
In my case there was. what to do next time to stick that on those points?
But not constrained to those locations.
Note that the circle was still blue.
Blue curves should keep you awake at night.
Simply add the two missing Coincident Constraints.
That way if you change ANY of the dimensions - EVERYTHING will update correctly and predictably.
Click on image above to enlarge the view.
@damjanRBUXA wrote:thank you it is a bit complicated but I will manage it.
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Would you like to see the easy way?
First, make use of Symmetry about the Origin.
Use Extrude Symmetric (midplane) for your first Extrude.
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