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Re: Introduction to Sketching training difficulties
Thanks a lot MDesign for your great help.
Re: Introduction to Sketching training difficulties
Thanks a lot MDesign for your help
Re: How can I make a hole only affect a single part in a part studio?
change the hole type to tapped and set the thread size.
MDesign
Re: Simple Join Issue
not fully defined is just a status. doesn't mean you can't model without it being fully defined
MDesign
Re: Simple Join Issue
Do you want to move it so it touches the rectangular part? Or do you want to unite the bodies? In the latter case, use the boolean tool. In the first case, you'd need the "Transform" Tool and specify a start and end location for the move action. I see you tried that. I recommend using the "by mate connectors" option for this provides a step by step approach and maximum control.
Ideally, though, You'd go back to your sketch 2 and move the base line onto the edge of the rectangular door. That will avoid all the hassle.
As a side remark: Next time you start designing a rectangular part that is basically symmetric, use a center point rectangle in the base sketch, and start it centered on the origin. That'll allow you to use sketch constaints much easier.
Re: Help with creating a loft
Please ignore. In the time the post took to be approved I figured it out 😁.
Re: Loft or Sweep Triangle Shape around Cylinder
you're close!
using guides and path with the current curves is the way to go.
there's too little interference between the cylinder and the triangle to allow the triangle to unite at first. but with a little offset face, it works.
is this the end result you're looking for?
