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Grease Grove internal cylinder

CADDMR
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Grease Grove internal cylinder

CADDMR
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Hello, I am trying to create a figure of 8 groove in my cylinder could anyone steer me in the right direction to do this?

Please use this link for the model https://a360.co/38UQHeB

and a screenshot of the model below.

 

Many Thanks,

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g-andresen
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Hi,

something lioke this?

 

günther

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CADDMR
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Yes thats right, but the cut-out needs to go in the shape of a figure of 8 not just straight around the radius, please see below of a real life part.

Thanks,

 

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davebYYPCU
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Not totally sure you mean this, if so, I sketched 2 circles above the face.

Made 3d sketch and Project > Project to Surface, those 2 circles, onto the curved face.

Create Pipe > Cut and select a circle - do both.

 

ltf8psg.PNG

 

You could try Deboss command. with your sketch 6, 

 

debss2mm.PNG

 

Might help....

 

 

Might help

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davebYYPCU
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@CADDMR  Ok, your pic makes more sense.

Your file doesn't, I have weird things happening if I make the cuts at the end of the time line,

 

elpsp.PNG

 

Took timeline back and made cuts early in construction of the part, the tools behaved, but as I don't "know" the file, 

same process, sketch a half ellipse, project to surface and then pipe cut, mirror.

 

The timeline for this component has two versions of icons in it, so you may know whats going on.

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g-andresen
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Hi,

maybe this?

 

günther

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HughesTooling
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How about this? The only problem is emboss will not let you create a feature that's the same length as the whole circumference as a cylinder. So PI*diameter should work but you have to make it slightly shorter or emboss will fail!

HughesTooling_1-1633000266097.png

 

If you put the feed hole through the missing section it would cover up the problem. See attached file.

HughesTooling_2-1633000346641.png

HughesTooling_3-1633000862771.png

 

 

Mark Hughes
Owner, Hughes Tooling
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