Hello
I have this little lamp to model with SolidWorks but I don't know how to make cuts on curved surfaces.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Francis
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Hello
I have this little lamp to model with SolidWorks but I don't know how to make cuts on curved surfaces.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Francis
Look at your lamp and imagine that there are no cutouts. Now regade the lamp + the cutouts is imagime the shape that pierces the lamp to make this cut.
so in 1=> you have a tube
en2=> in side view you have a banana shape that pierces the tube
draw a tube, in side view draw the banana and then do a subtraction.
may the force be with you.
Hello
Same as Obi Wan
To see, the photo, you can subtract in sketch by the middle plane.
Otherwise you would have to add planes on the face of the cylinder. sketch and subtract.
The most "complicated" thing is to draw "bananas" neatly.
See attached file.
Christopher
Like my colleagues
your lamp is symmetrical
so put yourself on the plane of symmetry Once the tube is created
create a sketch a large rectangle that encompasses your whole room you create an offset towards the outside of this rectangle at x MM
Then you take the ellipse sketch tool that you place on both sides at the right angle and side
it's up to you to cut up everything that is useless
you'll end up with a full shape, a cutout imprint
All you have to do is remove the material in both directions
and your piece is finished here
@+;-)
Thank you but I can't open the file, I have a 2016 version...
Here is an approach to your room according to my descriptions
and the SW 2012 attachment
you have to make the adjustments of the sides and adjustments ;-)
@+ ;-)
Nice design :-)
Hello
Thank you for your answers,
Meci to OBI WAN and GT22 for the explanations and the part!
I have another question:
Is it possible to draw a sketch on a tube or a surface that is not flat?
Thank you.
Francis.
Yes, with a 3D sketch to draw directly
or
With the Winding function to "wind" a 2D sketch on your surface cf attachment
Hello
I made a little tutorial on the projection of entities, it may be useful to you. ; )
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/projections-dentit%C3%A9s