Hello
I take the liberty of asking for your help because I am starting with Solidworks and I encounter a difficulty, (which must be easily solvent) I am trying to make a prosthetic hand, (CF"1)
however I can't "soften" the angle between my two arcs, I tried different options but nothing helps... (CF "2")
Could someone guide me?
Thank you in advance!
Hello
To make it easier for you, I think you have to go through splines (curves with manipulation points), Bézier curve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pNjW-2944Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFplo2AGMyU
Or simpler to add relationships of your sketch elements, for example a tangency relationship between two circle entities to try.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOg0WDHsBdE
Thank you for your answer,
First of all, I can't add a relationship with the entities present unfortunately,
However the splines are rather hazardous, you have to work a lot on them to get a result that is "acceptable" ...
Hello
In your case, you need to
Cdlt
Hello
Totally agree with @yannick.petit, you can also add a tangency between the circle and the vertical edge of your extrusion.
Kind regards
+1
Your large circle is "blocked" by your horizontal line, whereas it should go lower. (See the example of Jmsaoyat).
On the other hand, be careful with your horizontal line at the bottom, I have the impression that you are making it go to the left, will have to delete it and make one that connects the lower part as in your example 1.
The same goes for the one in the construction line, it will be replaced by the new line.
If you have any other problem, don't hesitate to post a new post, we will help you.
Kind regards
That's what I was trying to explain.
Without access to solidworks, it's hard to make yourself understood ;0)
Cdlt
Hello
Thank you for your advice! I finally succeeded, and corrected the small remaining problems,
Thank you very much for your answers and your help!
Hello
Thank you for putting the answer that helped you in resolved.
This may help other people later.
Cdlt