Sketch following curve

3D Design Volume Model
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Hello

I'd like the logo to follow the curve on my sketch, so that on my sheet metal once rolled into a cone, my logo appears straight.
I enclose some photos.
FYI, I'm on Solidworks 2016

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Hello!

Take a look at this feature:

http://help.solidworks.com/2012/English/solidworks/sldworks/hidd_dve_surf_wrapping_sketch.htm

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Hello

Why not a removal of material from a rolled piece.

Make a solid, subtract the logo and then a sheet metal conversion.

May the force be with you.

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Hello

For me I would do like OBI WAN, a plan then the sketch on it and a normal removal of material on the sheet metal cone.

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I just tested the OBI WAN solution, it works very well

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The OBI WAN solution works.
I attach photos.

On the other hand, the DXF of the inner side is not the same as that of the outer side!

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Try to see with the sketch on a plan and then a normal material removal through everything. Normally you should have your plans in the middle of the cone.

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I did remove material through everything from the front plane (which is in the center of the cone)

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Have you also ticked the box for normal material removal?

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What is not the same?

It is likely that there is a difference in size because you are in a cone on a curved surface.

So it is logical that you find differences in sides between the top and the bottom.

may the force be with you.

 

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ac cobra 427 : What do you mean for normal material removal?

 

OBI WAN : Yes, I understand that it's logical that I have a gap between the 2 sides (since it's on a cone), but it's not regular, like on the "R" of the image I attached above.

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Can you post the part?

may the force be with you.

 

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Attached is the Solidworks file


tole_roulee_bac_extrabac_o1100_h1010_avec_decoupe_le_neubourg.sldprt
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I looked at the part especially the R sorry but I don't see anything no difference for me.

may the force be with you.

 

 

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Check back and see if it's better


tole_roulee_bac_extrabac_o1100_h1010_avec_decoupe_le_neubourg_ac_cobra.sldprt
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Perfect AC Cobra 427!  I see that you have to remove the material after creating the sheet metal!

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Yes absolutely, and there you have the option of normal material removal.

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