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How would I create a "diagonal cylinder" or a "tilted cylinder"?!?!? I cant do it!!!

yeetyeet Member Posts: 3 EDU
in General
Pls help I need this for a school project *_* - I need to create this in OnShape - can anyone help???

Image result for tilted cylinder
(P.S. this is basically the only image I could find!)

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  • owen_sparksowen_sparks Member, Developers Posts: 2,660 PRO
    edited January 2019
    If it's a school project then we probably shouldn't do much more than give hints. If it were me though I'd be using three sketches, an additional plane and a loft though 🤔
    Business Systems and Configuration Controller
    HWM-Water Ltd
  • owen_sparksowen_sparks Member, Developers Posts: 2,660 PRO
    Did you get it working?
    Cheers, Owen S.
    Business Systems and Configuration Controller
    HWM-Water Ltd
  • konstantin_shiriazdanovkonstantin_shiriazdanov Member Posts: 1,221 ✭✭✭✭✭
    use a sketch with a circle cross section and another sketch with a slanted line, then just look at the sweep command
  • owen_sparksowen_sparks Member, Developers Posts: 2,660 PRO
    Yeah, that's much better than mine!
    Business Systems and Configuration Controller
    HWM-Water Ltd
  • yeetyeet Member Posts: 3 EDU
    owen_sparks said:
    If it's a school project then we probably shouldn't do much more than give hints.
    Thanks for all the help! Yes, it is a school project but we are allowed to research different ways to do things.
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