Hello
I want to extrude/drill a cone-shaped part with 10 holes (each spaced at a 36° angle). The holes should be parallel to the cone.
I don't know where to start to already break into one.
Attached where the piece is and what the holes should look like.
Hello
You have to make a shot outside the cone. Plane having the right angle, make a sketch of a single hole and make the hole.
Then, starting from the vertical axis of the cone, make a circular repetition of the extrusion of the first hole. All you have to do is enter 10 occurrences of the hole function, all automatically spaced 360°.
Kind regards
PS I'll make you a model in a few minutes
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THANK YOU @ac cobra ;-) ;-) you spoiled @jbpaulin
PS: @ac cobra it seems to me that the angle of the holes is not the same as the angle of the slope but that doesn't change anything in your excellent tutorial. ;-) Note I prefer your method to make the first hole it's simpler ;-) I note this in a corner of my neurons. ;-)
No need for an intermediate function: we take the wizard for drilling, we click on the face of the cone (we are in 3D sketch mode), we constrain the point on a diametrical plane of the cone, we dimension it according to the need, we validate. The hole will be normal to the cone generator
All you have to do is do a classic circular rehearsal.
See PJ for the images
There is also the possibility, thanks to a 3D sketch, to draw a volume (round Ø10) without merging it, and then to subtract this volume from the volume of the cone.
@stefbeno
Your solution is very fast no need to do it Schumtz with an additional plan
I didn't know about this possibility of using the drilling assistant on a point, I still believed that it could only start from a flat sketch (so a sketch on a plan)
THANK YOU
Super! Thank you all for your help and responsiveness. I solved my problem:)