With this torsion function can we twist a profile of my profile library if yes with a spline? an arc of a circle
How do I do it?
Thank you in advance for your help
Sincerely, Nicolas
The best thing to do is to redo your profile
If you have a sketched profile, don't worry
then you do what you want via the curve guide deform torsion etc
what type of piece do you want to make
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I want to create a handlebar like CHOPPER (lynkoa challenge) with a profile from my library of thin square welded mechanics or a solid square profile (that's up to me).
Does it work with a profile?
or this function does not allow you to twist a profile in addition to being on a spline
I would like to twist a square profile on a spline see attachment
piece_moi_exemple_torsade.sldprt
I rather take a screenshot we don't all have the same version of SW
You can draw with a simple 3D sketch, and evolve your round square section... along this sketch. If you want more complex shapes (like twisting a square tube in a bend) you need 2 sketches (one that controls the direction and the other that controls the orientation of the section throughout your function....
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I suspected that there was a 3d sketch (pilot or not by the way I tried a lot of things) but only I can't do this manip
For my profile it asks for a segment my spline triggers an error message
do you have tutorials on David be3's answer that's basically what I'm trying to do
I think splines are not taken into account for mechanically welded tools! You have to manage to get your sketch by combining curves (I admit that it's a hassle when you try to do "design": the challenge of the Cox must also give a lot of people a hard time:) !!! Attached is a file with 3D sketch and twist.
Part3.SLDPRT
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The problem with splines
It's that it quickly goes wrong when the odds are not set strictly with rigor
and which of + is if you twist via a sweep the bending radii can quickly mess up the souk
so according to your coat hanger
you can twist your right in a retilinear
and then bend it
either with the bending tool or the deform tool
the same way of doing things in the workshop
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yes by the way the cox I had to give up it's way too much beyond my DAO level
Thank you for your help in any case and have a good weekend
Bye
Sincerely, Nicolas
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See if it's something like that that you want
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TitQcHG0jZDNMBymSL3b-fHtBpymYjgKDU0hotpB8m0=w342-h207-p-no
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piece2_torsion_flexion_via_balayage.sldprt
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yes that's it, but I can't download your part, it puts it in failure mode every time it is tried to download
Is it good with a profile?
Which version of solidworks do you have?
no I created a profile but it doesn't change anything
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So you should be able to open
I don't understand?
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