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Unable to split a shelled body using a cone surface

Unable to split a shelled body using a cone surface

zachmoshe
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Unable to split a shelled body using a cone surface

zachmoshe
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I'm trying to model a "mushroom-like" object. I created the stem and the top part and shelled them to a body with 5mm walls. I also need to split the top part into two parts which I will later on fit one over the other (I need to place some components inside the mushroom).

I tried to use the split tool to do it but it failed with a "Compute failed" error and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong...

Here is the f3d file, but I also attach screenshots here as it might be easier..

 

This is the object itself:

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A cross section of the mushroom top and the splitting surface I've created (just revolved a line to create a cone):

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Notice that the top of the cone doesn't touch the body. I originally thought that this could be the problem but it didn't help.

When I use the splitting tool I don't check the "extend splitting tools", but get a "Compute Failed".

Any ideas? If I'm doing it wrong - is there any other way that I could split the object? Preferably with a diagonal cut so it's easier to fit together later?

 

Many thanks!

Zach

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

please share the file

 

File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to post

 

günther

 

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zachmoshe
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thanks! attached now. 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

try this

günther

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zachmoshe
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perfect! that works!  thanks a lot!
I did it twice to get the two parts as two different components.

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