Turned cut in Inventor 2013

Turned cut in Inventor 2013

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Turned cut in Inventor 2013

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I have to create the 2D drawing of the winch for the production. For this purpose I created the whole assembly in 3D and I have to crate a cut of the whole assembly, where ewery part is visible. Assembly consists of many turned parts, toothwheels, shafts, flanges, screws, nippels,...So I created the cut of the assembly through the shafts.

But there are many parts which ate not shown, because they do not lay exactly in the cut. For example, the screws on the flanges, grease nipples,...

Is it possible to get those things in the cut?

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mdavis22569
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going to say more than likely.

 

However it would be much easier if you attached all of the files here for us to see it.... in a .zip.

 

Or at least post some pictures of before and after ...with the browser tree in them ...

 

or screenscast what you did ...


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Hi Michael,

I have attached the Autocad-Inventor.zip data. Please take a look first to the Autocad dwg. I do not know how to show, for example, the items: both 40 and 13 which are in reality under 90°, or 29 and 25 and 35, or both sides of the part 44 which are also in reality under 90°. They all lay in different plains, and not in the A-A cut. But I do not want to have 10 cuts to show all the parts. I hope that I explained what I mean, and I also hope that you or somebody else can help me.

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Owner2229
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Hi, u can use sketch as source for cut, like on the image below. Simply create sketch, then start creating new cut and select the sketch.

 

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