Hi all
I am asking for your help because I can't create a chasing. It is an oval shape that repeats in a circular manner on a rounded shape.
I tried by making the oval shape and then the "projected curve" function except that I can't give it volume...
Hoping that my explanations are clear. I use Solidworks
Maxence.
Can you post a larger image
to fully understand the problem
Yes, no worries.
https://zupimages.net/up/19/39/t760.jpg
It's a small decoration it is: 2.5 x0 .8 mm
Thank you for your help.
Hello
It looks more like embossing, than chiseling, right?
It's a drawing in brass, so I think we're on a chasing... but I could be wrong...
Thank you
What is the purpose
That's why Private Pro?
I think that an appearance pose will be less greedy
If you really want to create this part in real 3D
you're going to have a Max of jobs
but it is possible
I hope you have a good pc with enough ram :-)
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It's for professional purposes. The part is existing and needs to be digitized.
Then I have to create a rendering, so by putting an appearance, I can't see myself doing a good rendering afterwards...
I don't necessarily have a competition PC.
gt22 you have an idea on the subject for a real 3D
Maxence
visually according to me what I see on your image attached the 2nd
It gives the impression of a wicker basket type weaving
with the difficulty since the base and the top are not the same section
the strands must also be different so diff section
all this to arrive at a visual that holds up
Here is a test to optimize but it's for the principle
and believe me I spent a good time there
and you need a PC that runs ;-)
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@gt22
After this proposal I think you're ready for the Olympiad of Crafts :-) :-)
Bravo it's bio ty full
@ Zozo thank you
but it is true as you know
I like to make pieces that are out of the ordinary
It allows you to know if I'm still able to
with the few neurons I have left and that still work ;-)
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duplicate?????????????
Re
gt22 the result on your part is very close to what I want to get?
How did you do it? How long did it take you?
Hoping that my pc will hold the shock.
Thank you for the time you took to provide an answer.
You can see the end result
thank you @+
GT22 yes I can see the image but how did you do it?
I also found the winding function while searching.
The winding function only works on a cylindrical surface if I'm not mistaken.
to make your piece
I made ellipse-shaped smooths of different sizes and cross-sections
on X plane placed proportionally on a guide curve
and after x repetitions
See Creation Tree on attached image
you know everything
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Houlala, yes, it's a painstaking job but the result is there. Thank you for this answer!
As for the winding function, it works on this type of shape but with a much smaller result.
Thank you, I think the subject is solved. :)
There are surely other solutions to this design problem
but for me it's the only one through my knowledge
that I found suitable and adaptable for this type of problem
and which is more configurable at will
I would like to see the visual with the winding function
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@GT22,
Nice work