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Remove material from one object using another

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odmik5187
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Remove material from one object using another

I am making a chest with parts i got from a teacher and i need to put them together into a chest. The sidewalls in the chest have nudges that goes into the front and back walls that cause z-fighting. We are not allowed to edit the objects themselves but so how can i "remove" material from the front and back panel to make them fit together?

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mluterman
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Use Derive command at the .ipt level.

Watch this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SZ6icg28Kk

This video shows one of the methods used to create a negative or cavity from a product into a part for 3D printing of a fixture or end of arm tooling (EOAT) for part handling. The process is called derived part in Autodesk Inventor. This is just a quick overview and not intended to be a ...
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blandb
in reply to: odmik5187

You can choose to Copy objects as well. If you edit the front or back panel in-context of the assembly, then choose the drop down of the Modify Panel > Copy Object, you can bring the side panel in as a surface. Then use that surface as a sculpt-cut. If you keep associativity on, it will continue to work until the design is done. Then you can turn the adaptivity off. Just another option.

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odmik5187
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I figured it out thanks!

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