I have a plate and I would like to drill a series of holes and automatically have them equidistant according to the length of my plate. In addition, I usually position the two holes at the ends as close as possible to the corners of the plate.
Is there a function?
See these tutorials
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QuZ_WbF_KCs
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Hello
Curve-driven repetitions
Look here
http://help.solidworks.com/2012/French/SolidWorks/sldworks/Curve_Driven_Pattern_Overview.htm?id=d1a6f574c1124820967b89f685074883
may the force be with you.
I would do a simple linear repetition with an equation on the distance you don't have left to manage the number of holes
Hello
If you have at least SOLIDWORKS 2015 you just need to make a linear pattern and indicate up to the reference, see Help:
http://help.solidworks.com/2015/french/solidworks/sldworks/hidd_lpattern.htm
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@MAD,
That's exactly the job of the repetition driven by a curve:)
1=> you draw a sketch.
2=> you make a hole
3=> you do your rehearsal by showing him the hole, sketch it, all you have to do is tell him how many holes you want and SW takes care of the rest.
may the force be with you.
yes @coyote it works well too +1
may the force be with you.
Hello
as Coyote says , a simple linear repetition with "up to the reference" will be more than enough, all you have to do is score your first hole in relation to one end.
Thank you for choosing me, but coyote was quicker, you should have given it the best answer.
+1 @ leblanc