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Re: Improvements to Onshape - November 1st, 2024
It is not - only top level operations/features are supported. Please create an improvement request through Contact Support.
Re: How to make a cylindar into a 45 degree angle end?
Question has been asked already within the last 24hrs:
Just check that post, it explains how.
Re: Point on a Curve?
Seemed like a good FS challenge for me after a bit of a break. It seemed like it belonged in its own feature instead of the 3D Points one so I made Points on Curve.
You can specify a total count, or a target spacing on the curve. If you go with target spacing there are options to round to something close so it always starts and ends at the start and end of the curve. If you choose an exact spacing, you can specify a point on or near the curve to make sure that at least one point passes through there. Give it a go!
Re: Spitting a part
Cut in four quarters where the spokes are, discard 3 of them. Create one quarter with wavy cut faces to increase glue contact surface, then print that four times, glue together. I've done that countless times, worked every time.
(Hint: Use 3D-waves to facilitate exact positioning, use a negative offset of 0,1 to 0,2mm per side, depending on printer. Print the parts with support structure and only remove the support after parts are joined and glue has cured!)
Re: Spitting a part
Have you checked the link to a copy of your document that I made changes to? A filament printer doesn't have the ability to print what I showed as a possibility. A lot of tolerances would have to be built into the model for it to fit together. Perhaps print attachable legs and modify your current model to accept them. - Scotty
Re: Improvements to Onshape - November 1st, 2024
good stuff.
The additional keyboard short cuts are nice but, how come you still haven't let us bind deselect all into the ESC button?
Re: Improvements to Onshape - November 1st, 2024
Sheet metal corner break looks nice! I linke to see that geometry features are starting to make there waying into the flat patteren editing space. I am also very intrigued to start testing out render studio for the performance improvements. Recently, render studios performance for me, has been nearly unbearable and I had basically abandoned it simply because I already have way too many grey hairs! 😄
Re: Improvements to Onshape - November 1st, 2024
@JosefBurjeta if you click the rollback bar so it turns blue, you can use the cursor up/down butttons.