Inventor Assemply constrain/fitt a cone into a hole

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to fit this cone shaped part into the hole but couldn't really find the way to make it, any ideas?

[TheCADWhisperer]

It is pretty easy once you know the trick.

Attach your assembly here.

[Anonymous]

I thought it was attached, but here I attach a pic of the parts

[Anonymous]

the Assembly is from 12 parts, but I'm having an issue fitting the cone side of that part into a hole, I'll upload the two .ipt files

[blair]

I guess it really depends on what the final result will be, If the cone is going into a straight hole or a tapered hole.

Look at the Contact Solver and create a Contact set with the two items, the "szelepules" and the "2zarokup"

Once you create an axis mate to get them aligned and the contact set, you will be able to slide them together until they make contact. After you determine the correct distance, a simple mate with limits will control the distance.

[Anonymous]

this is how it looks like 

[TheCADWhisperer · Accepted solution]

You have unconstrained sketches and features that don't make logical sense.

You have not installed the Service Packs for your version of Inventor.

As  your design proceeds - this is bound to cause issues.

In the attached assembly drag the cone up and then release.  The valve should automatically close.

[Anonymous]

Thank you for your time, 

I need to understand how you did this constrain between the cone and the hole, because those two parts will going to fit in a designed housing(didn't attach to simplify the issue), As I can see, you did a Mate then Flush and a Valve+/- constrains. In the housing I could do the constrains that will fit them  inside the house, so basically all degree of freedom I was able to fix except for the x-axis which should be the constrain I was looking for between the cone and the the Valve's "seat".  I saw also that you made a split command on the cone. could you explain it simply for me?