Surface can't be trimmed

Surface can't be trimmed

francischen
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Surface can't be trimmed

francischen
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Open a data to fix these surfaces ,and  clicking "trim surface".

It shows "Unable to trim. The selected component has no surface"

but i assure the surfaces are cross, like as picture.

 

Is there any ways to solve it ? 

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gmwi
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Can you load a model file?

Have you tried to create a "boundary" and then trim/cut?

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JDMather
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@francischen wrote:

Is there any ways to solve it ? 


Did you Unstitch the surfaces first?

Attach the file here and end all doubt.


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johnsonshiue
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Hi! I guess there is a tiny gap somewhere. I would use Extend tool to extend the vertical surface a bit so that the unwanted cylindrical portion can be trimmed. Then you will need to repeat the step by use the cylinder to trim the vertical surface.

Many thanks!

 



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francischen
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Hi @JDMather 

 

i think you're right.

because the model is composite, so that when i click  "trim", it shows no surfaces can trim.

Didn't see any button is "Unstich", so want to ask you how to unstich a composite to many surfaces.

 

Thanks!

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francischen
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Hi @johnsonshiue 

thank for your reply!

 

Want to ask a question is how to check a gap between two surfaces .

If i choose a complex surfaces, and it will show a highlight .

Is there a tool can help me do the solution?

 

Thanks!

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JDMather
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@francischen wrote:

Hi @JDMather 

Didn't see any button is "Unstich", so want to ask you how to unstich a composite to many surfaces.


Activate the Construction Environment.

Can you Attach the *.ipt file here?

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! There isn't a tool to check the intersection within a Composite body (surfaces and solids). You may use Zebra Analysis to check but it is not easy to see.

To check intersection between two surface bodies, you could use 3D Sketch -> Intersection Curve. If there is a clear intersection, the curve will be created.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue ([email protected])
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francischen
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Hi @JDMather 

thank for your reply!

I have found it, and know how to use the instruction.

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francischen
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Hi @johnsonshiue 

 

It was too bad!  if there is a tool, i think it will be helpful for us.

but your method is also a good solution.

Thanks!