I have a stp file I need to add draft angles to, the problem is if you have a U shaped slot or boss draft fails. Here's a screencast with some examples. File's attached.
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Mark Hughes
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I have a stp file I need to add draft angles to, the problem is if you have a U shaped slot or boss draft fails. Here's a screencast with some examples. File's attached.
Thanks Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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Hello again Mark!
I'm seeing some slightly different behavior over here on my machine.
The U-slots are failing to draft for me as well, however when I try to apply the draft to the box with the boss, the draft "works" but the inner portion of the fillet is removed (see image below).
We can get around this by re-filleting that edge, but it won't be exactly 2.5 mm as it originally was.
Regardless, I definitely think something unintended is occurring here, so I am going to go ahead and get started on logging a bug up for this. I'll circle back here once I finish that up!
Thanks for bringing this to our attention!
Cheers,
Hello again Mark!
I'm seeing some slightly different behavior over here on my machine.
The U-slots are failing to draft for me as well, however when I try to apply the draft to the box with the boss, the draft "works" but the inner portion of the fillet is removed (see image below).
We can get around this by re-filleting that edge, but it won't be exactly 2.5 mm as it originally was.
Regardless, I definitely think something unintended is occurring here, so I am going to go ahead and get started on logging a bug up for this. I'll circle back here once I finish that up!
Thanks for bringing this to our attention!
Cheers,
Hey Mark,
Just finished logging this one up! This has been logged as FUS-32949 for your reference.
Unfortunately, I don't have a good workaround for the cylindrical component in your design - you may be able to trick Fusion into applying some drafts for the U slots in the cylindrical body by squaring off the bottom of the slot, applying the draft angle and then re-extruding the "U" part of the slot, but I haven't done too much testing to know how well that will work out.
Thanks for keeping an eye out for oddities like this and reporting them when you come across them! We greatly appreciate your efforts to help us improve Fusion 360!
Cheers,
Hey Mark,
Just finished logging this one up! This has been logged as FUS-32949 for your reference.
Unfortunately, I don't have a good workaround for the cylindrical component in your design - you may be able to trick Fusion into applying some drafts for the U slots in the cylindrical body by squaring off the bottom of the slot, applying the draft angle and then re-extruding the "U" part of the slot, but I haven't done too much testing to know how well that will work out.
Thanks for keeping an eye out for oddities like this and reporting them when you come across them! We greatly appreciate your efforts to help us improve Fusion 360!
Cheers,
Thanks Mike
Fusion normally does such a good job adding and changing draft even on filleted bodies I was quite surprised it failed on what looked a quite simple part. What I ended up doing was just creating a sketch and projecting in the arc and added angled line to give the draft then extrude cut.
Thanks Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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Thanks Mike
Fusion normally does such a good job adding and changing draft even on filleted bodies I was quite surprised it failed on what looked a quite simple part. What I ended up doing was just creating a sketch and projecting in the arc and added angled line to give the draft then extrude cut.
Thanks Mark
Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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