Schönne Samstag, ja wenn mein Problem zu lösen ist.Ich habe einen Körper, den in um 0,8 mm reduzieren will. Bisher habe ich das immer so gemacht, dass ich die Einzelflächen markiert habe und um den entsprechend Wert nach innen versetzt habe. Hier geht es zum Verzweifekn nicht. Was mache ich falsch?
Danke für Hilfe
You did not say which side you wanted to remove 0.8mm from the surface, so I guessed. If it is the wrong side, use the process outlined in the Animated GIF and the timeline to do the correct side.
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File attached in the opposite side. You know you could do it yourself following the demonstration I gave you.
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@k.junker Please don't do so quite yet!
The "real" reason your surface don't offset correctly is the terrible curvature of the surfaces:
The terrible curvature is a result of your terrible workflow. You use too many profiles for the loft and cur4vatire of the input curves already looks terrible.
Aside from that, your design has multiple yellow and red icons that should by all means be repaired before you continue!
The problem is the imported DXF curves. Unless you want to re-draw all of those in Fusion 360 I suggests a workflow as can be seen in the attached file.
I offset the outer surface. I trim out the part with the bad curvature.
The I offset the remaining surface by an amount and use a loft to close the missing patch. then I use that to split the original body.
