pascal
April 6, 2020, 3:06pm
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Hi everyone,
I'm in the process of taking over a frame made in profiles.
Problem: my angles don't want to cut and make me a nice miter cut.
I guess it comes from the shape of my profile, but I don't have any info on what I need to change to make it work.
We went from SW2016 to SW2019 a little while ago, I know the original part was made on a previous version.
The image attached in the zip shows the old part before I edited the function.
I'm attaching you: the room, the profile and an image of the result that I had and that I no longer have.
Could a charitable soul take a look at it and tell me what's wrong?
Thank you
Paschal
cadre.zip
Good evening @pa5cal
It works but you need to modify your basic sketch in a minor way. (look at the attached image) SW mixes brushes differently.
I'm in 2019 if you want the settings. Otherwise I'll make you a nano tutorial ;-) for settings
Kind regards
2020-04-06_20_30_57-solidworks_premium_2019_sp5.0_-_cadre_decoupe_onglet_.sldprt.zip
pascal
April 7, 2020, 7:14am
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Thank you@Zozo_mp
I could well imagine that it came from the sketch.
I have changed the rating to 0.011 and it works.
What I have a hard time explaining is why it worked before (in 2016) and that it doesn't work anymore in 2019...
So, I put a small image of my sketch so that people know the type of sketch that can be problematic
image_esquisse.jpg
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Hello Pascal ,
To be fair to the end, there is no sharp angle on this kind of profile!
Kind regards
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pascal
April 7, 2020, 9:44am
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@contact_168:
Right, but I admit that I'm not going to be that extreme.
It's a profile that has existed for several years with us and I just wanted to fix the miter cut that no longer worked. The need for precision is not that great...
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Yes Pascal , I understand that this detail won't change much in your project!
But hey, I've used it so much in manufacturing that I can't see it any other way ;-) ;-)
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