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Beginner Chamfer
gene_russell
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I want to chuck a piece of hex stock in a lathe and cut a 45 chamfer on the end so that the chamfer just creates an included circle of the hex. I can't get Onshape to recreate this operation in a simple way. It seems simple so it should be simple? What am I missing?
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PeteYodis Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 543@gene_russell Have you tried a revolved remove using a sketch for the remove profile and the center of the hex as the revolve axis? This would simulate a lathe cutting operation.5
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HWM-Water Ltd
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3330421f58ac4065082414da/w/ac41a903de11d46be636b621/e/5f5e42dd88479dafac2bdf61
Is this what your looking for?
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4ea2ecac9c27656ba22bd03e/w/375fc9562635f07173bc8bdb/e/4671e6cc67df9ca75520bc67
The mirror certainly improves the simplicity. I am confused by sketch4. How did you derive the .039 dimension? If I resize the original extrusion doesn't the fixed nature of the dimension break the correctness of the chamfer?
When I started this adventure I expected that some option in the chamfer command would handle this situation. Nearly every part that comes off of a lathe is going to have this type of edge break and it seems very cumbersome to represent each instance with a revolve remove.
I made a change to sketch4 the dimension is now an angle.
As you can see in the configuration panel, now you can change the basic dimension to what ever you like without breaking something.
Good luck
Forgot to to put in the document
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4ea2ecac9c27656ba22bd03e/w/375fc9562635f07173bc8bdb/e/4671e6cc67df9ca75520bc67