SVG file to wrap on a cylinder
It would probably be best to share your Fusion design. Export and save as a f3d.
One guess is are you projecting from the source sketch (The one with the svg) into another sketch? You can not project into the same sketch.
Also have you tried the emboss tool rather than projecting sketches?
Mark
Mark Hughes
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In your supplied model, you had the graphic vertical on the cylinder, it this what you desire or was it you could not rotate it?
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Sorry but your SVG is not a good enough quality for CAD. It has lots of breaks and overlapping curves.
If I delete some of the bad curves I can get it to work. It's up to you to simplify your logo to something with cleaner profiles. Maybe trace over a picture in Fusion. I've attached the design, TIP next time export the design as a f3d.
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Attached you will find your SVG file wrapped around your cylinder. Your SVG file is bad so I repaired it, the repaired one is attached. You are scaling this SVG down so much that the entities will intersect if you try and Emboss the design on the face. Mine is Extruded directly to unfolded sheet metal which avoids this problem. It is a lot of work due to the poor quality of your supplied file but here it is.
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I worked pretty hard on a possible solution for you and you have not said if it will work for you or help you. Nice to have a little feedback! If my Forum post solved your question, please select the "Accept Solution" icon to do three things. First it allows others to find a solution to a similar question, two, it closes the Forum post and last, it acknowledges that you accept the solution given. If you need further help, please ask.
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