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Creating a slope on an already extruded model
adam_ingram
Posts: 4 EDU
ok folks, I am semi-new to CAD drawings. I am familiar with CAM drawing, but I have a real question... I am quite bamboozled! I can't figure out how to chmafer this item. I need to drag down one point, at the corner. I need to chamfer the red and yellow sections. HELP PLEASE!
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Here's one way (of many) to make what your looking for.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/44300b8443e31a8a7552cb4e/w/9ece92663a727e60560de254/e/24323574c35c2d4408adba36
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thank you! I felt so dumb. I have not used the loft function before. thank you for your help!0
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With half the features. Some times you work quick but a little thought can save steps.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/44300b8443e31a8a7552cb4e/w/9ece92663a727e60560de254/e/24323574c35c2d4408adba36
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Unfortunately these links cannot be accessed without a professional license.0
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@Prachi please make your referenced example public so we can see it.
@craig_dunstan not seeing Prachi's document has nothing to do with having/not having a type of license. Prachi has to share it properly by making it public. He could share it with people individually, but that would require knowing everyone's login email. Making a document public is the easiest way to share it with everyone.
Once you make a document public, you don't have rights to edit it after opening it. You have to make a copy of it before you can edit it. If Prachi shared it with you, then you could edit it. If I create a document with a private license and shared it with someone who doesn't have a license, the document stays private. If a non-licensed user creates a document, it's always public. If a non-licensed user creates a public document and then shares it with a licensed user do they have make a copy before editing it? I don't believe so, I've never done that.
Permissions are more complex in the cloud and Onshape does a good job with a document's rights. There's a lot more to it once you dig in and this only scratches the surface.
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My guess is that @Prachi deleted this old "example" document...
Here's a simple way of doing it:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/479aaec201df567490ecf021/w/b585aecddfd0ea7d452c8a58/e/c4d8079be1b68df82ce91f3e?renderMode=0&uiState=63f28f14a9230e43324b8752
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SRY folks. I did the sample back when I was owner of the account. Transfered to the company I was producing most documents for.
I don't think Prachi is there either. I no longer have a professional account, but still doing work for others using their service.
The original docment likely doesn't exist any more.
Here is an idea using my free account that provides public access to all documents.
Glen Dewsbury
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bf246151d0acca13e924ccbe/w/b2d350262b5206aecb94d5ae/e/96caf561e97a5d488f865f31
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