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Try your attachment again, it did not show up. You should be able to see it in the Attachment section before you post.
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The reason you cannot loft between them is because of the segmented "sides" of each end body. This of course came from the conversion from a mesh. The Conversion of these segmented sides to un-segmented "sketches" is a tedious process. Even after all of this the loft between the bodies cannot be Combined due to the, again, segmented surfaces of the bodies. I did one to show you but I would definitely recommend modeling this from scratch. You can use the mesh body as a guide. Model is attached.
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I can, but it is time consuming. Before I do create the video, I want to hear you say that once it is done, not being able to join the bodies together will not matter to you. I do not want to waste my time and then you throw it away due to this limitation.
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If you mean 3D Printing, when you say "print", correct, it would not print as a single piece. If you model it from scratch, it will be a continuous body so there would be no issue.
I am not saying, at this point, that there is "no way" to connect the bodies in what I did. I spent a good deal of time on what I sent you so I did not want to work on the combining problem.
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Walk up the timeline, order of operations does matter.
So much symmetry here was not so bad from scratch. Ribs are fudged.
Tip: Use native sketches, and Loft body faces.
Happy to answer questions.
Might help....
