Variable Fillet modeling failure

Variable Fillet modeling failure

PuLsar_11
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Variable Fillet modeling failure

PuLsar_11
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I've been trying to create a variable fillet between two objects and I just keep getting errors.

I attached the file, I'm sure that that will be the best way to troubleshoot.

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All of these approaches have failed.

Workflow one:

  1. copy both parts from assembly to new part file (create new solid)
  2. delete undesired faces (with heal checked)
  3. create fillet

Workflow two:

  1. copy both parts from assembly to new part file (create new multiple solids)
  2. combine both parts
  3. delete undesired faces (with heal checked)
  4. create fillet

Workflow three:

  1. create the files from scratch as one solid
  2. delete problematic faces (with heal checked)
  3. create fillet

 

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MSD_takaseh
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Hello PuLsar_11,
How about a way here?
It should be needed same way for opposite side.
Thanks,



Hitoshi Takase
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PuLsar_11
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Worked great, thanks!

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! Here is another solution using Surface Modeling technique. Please take a look and see if it works for you.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
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Anonymous
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Mr. Takesh any way you can explain to me why the creation of this fourth and last fillet is failing? 

 

I tried everything descripted in forums plus the aproach shown by you and those taken by pulsar. Im about to throw my comouter to the wall Smiley LOL

 

Thanks in advance

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VChampDK
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There's a very tiny groove between the two faces. Delete/Heal it and you're fine 🙂

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Anonymous
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I tried but it wont work! you can see from the left side that i tried patching healing and stitching to no success...   😞

 

Please help me 

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johnsonshiue
Community Manager
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Hi Juanita,

 

I am sorry I have to say I don't understand the design intent of Extrusion 8 and also the rest of Delete Face + Boundary Patch + Stitch. Why does Extrusion 8 create two holes? Shouldn't the profile be smaller? Why do you need to delete planar faces and then add boundary patches?

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer
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Anonymous
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HI Johnson,

 

The design in question is show bicycle stem. Extrusion 8 is just a weight reduction that also serves as a hole fore aerodynamic cable routing.

 

The last steps in the piece were just intents to heal the part as above was described to have a tiny gap... but i failed.

 

If anybody can help me out to carry out that last fillet would be great; either through solving it and leaving the file for me to examine the route taken or though teaching me! anything works and I´d appreaciate both. 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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VChampDK
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Here you go 🙂

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