Hi all
I want to model this drawing and I would like to know your techniques because I dry quite a bit...
I proceed with inclined planes but I think there must be a few things simpler and faster, right?
Hello
Which version are you on?
Yes sorry, I'm on SW 2020 
Hello;
Can you submit your work under Solidworks (*.sldprt) so that we can evaluate your method,
and this would allow us to have some dimensions...
Is the part symmetrical? Folded? Machined? Hollow volume (shell)? (a piece of the AA cup is missing).
Kind regards
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Good evening
I can give you 2 possibilities, either work with a mechanically welded profile (in case where you often reuse the same profile, or use bossing and material removal):
Solution 1:
- Create Profile:
- Create the sketch for the length of the tube:
- Create the mechanically welded element with the profile:
- Creating a boss to close the tube with a hole:
Solution 2:
- Create a boss with the hole already in it:
- Remove excess material
This gives in the 2 cases:
So either it's good, or I'm tired and it's time to go to sleep 
(I couldn't put + image because the site considering me as a new user, only allows me to publish one image at a time)
Kind regards
Jérémy
SW2021 sample file:
Solution 1.SLDPRT (78.6 KB)
Solution 2.SLDPRT (71.2 KB)
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no it's not that, in the end it's beveled, but thank you anyway 
Hello
The second solution of @jchenoix seems to me the most suitable, but using an inclined plane as an end of function for the beveled bottom of the tube.
Example with SW 2020:
TubeBiseaute.SLDPRT (95.2 KB)
Kind regards.
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Hello KhAmCoM,
It's just to participate in the discussion, here is my version (SW2022SP4)=>
Item1.SLDPRT (72.8 KB)
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AR.
SUP version 
yes it's in the same spirit of mine with an inclined plane ... I think there is no quicker solution
Hi
Here is a screenshot + (STEP) concerning the realization of this piece.
But you won't be able to do anything with the STEP... SW 2022 SP4
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AR.
Part1.STEP (27.5 KB)
yes thank you we all have the same technique
so here is my version in 3 functions:
Too bad I can't see, you have a superior version.
But thank you anyway
