Material removal by translation of a complex surface

I am in the process of making prints for a piece made on surfaces.
A shape of the part is undercut in relation to the axis of placement of the part, and I have to remove the material that will get in the way.

So I want to use the surface of the part, and have it translate along the output axis to remove the material.

Can you tell me if there is a method. I've tested a lot of things already:
- projection of surfaces on a plane: the surface in question cannot be used as a stopping surface.
- Offset and thickening: the axis of displacement is not a main axis of the part,
...

Thank you


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I think it would be wiser to create volumes for these 2 pieces 

the male and female footprints

then you do a Boolean operation with removal of material from the male imprint

 and you end up with a volume part with an imprint of the shell of your part to be molded

@+

 

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Hello

Can you attach your piece so that we can see better and test???

Hello

Maybe with an offset area of 0 and the function to move the bodies.

The "borrow" function is the one I use, but it's not the function that allows you to remove the material on the output path of the part.

I'm going to think about offset 0 and move the bodies...

Thank you

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Afterwards, if you want to remove material with a surface, you may need to enlarge the ends of this surface to delimit the intersection between the surface and the part.