Is it possible to derange a 40x10 dish from an elliptical profile?

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Hello Community,

Is it possible to de-register a 40x10 dish compared to an elliptical profile?

I have to make a railing in an elliptical stairwell (see attached file)

Thank you for your help.

Julien DELRIEU

 


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With a scan function, yes.

 

If you have to get the unfolded one, try a swept sheet but I don't think it will work

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Hello

What version of SolidWorks are you on???

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yes but you have to take the dimensions at the stair nosing in X Y Z

via an X0 origin; Y0; Z0 which can be your axis of the elliptical

After creating a profile pushing these sides it's not too complicated 

http://www.ferronnerie-rampe.fr/debillardage.htm

@+ ;-)

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Here is a model of a fold-out skirting board that I have just made to show you how to proceed. part under Siloidworks 2016.


baseboard.sldprt
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@ AC Cobra

show us screenshots STP

 it's + meaningful for everyone

we don't have the same version or the same logs

Thank you

@+;-)

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Here is a word file of how I did it... It's just to show afterwards we will have to adapt as needed


plinthe.docx
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Is it compicate for you to put images?

without having to go through the office

merci@+

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Here is in PDF


plinthe.pdf
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yes it's not bad +1

except that it seems to me that the sheet metal should not be on the fields but flat

but the principle is well seen

and + for the staircase not sure that for the levels of steps the evolution is constant at least

for the stride line yes but for the inter stair nosing not sure at all 

The best I think is to take the sides at each stair nose

@+ ;-)

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Yes, I showed the main lines after that, it's the measurements that will define the removal of material between the unfolded and the folded.

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Thank you for your answers.

I will try to rely on the basics of ac cobra 427 to carry out the unbilling.

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