Insert Holes in Tangent Plane on Curved Surface

Insert Holes in Tangent Plane on Curved Surface

tdc.glennm
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Insert Holes in Tangent Plane on Curved Surface

tdc.glennm
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I need to insert 4 holes, 2 each side of the central connectors, as shown in the attached model.

I have placed a tangent plane where holes will be placed about 1 inch apart in the vertical direction off the center of the curved plate.  The holes are for #12 wood screws to attach the component to a wood post.  I can build a screencast if necessary but I am unable to get the hole dialog, from the Solids->Hole to work ??

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g-andresen
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Hi,

try this

 

Sreencast

 

günther

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jhackney1972
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@g-andresen , your Screencast link did not make it to your post.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

thanks for the tip

 

 

here is the Screencast 

 

günther

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tdc.glennm
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I was attempting to use the hole command and not the extrude and cut method.  The hole command allows for the hole to accommodate a flathead screw with a tapered head.  What you've provided is excellent and I'll have to study it a bit. Could you make a screencast but this time use the hole command.

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jhackney1972
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You have requested a Screencast from the wrong individual, @g-andresen was the original responder, but I will be happy to give you one.   I did not show the holes mirrored to the opposite side in the Screencast but I am sure that is not an issue, they are in the attached model.  When you mark your forum question as having a solution, which I truly hope you will do, please select both Guenther and my answers as solution. 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Just use the same sketch and create holes instead of extruding/cutting

 

Screencast

 

günther

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