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Wheel Rim Exercise Spoke Fillet?
sam_strait
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I'm working my way through the tutorial exercises and can't get the mass to match the solution on the Wheel Rim exercise. I noticed that my spoke fillet is confined to the faces of the spoke. In the example every edge of the spoke is filleted. I can perform another fillet to capture the missing edges, but I'm wondering why my face fillet doesn't propagate to the interior edges like the example.
Versioned linke here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d52070985812d94623d42381/v/4fa1196804dde6ba4b9ec5f9/e/99034e821afbe849b34cbe8e
Versioned linke here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/d52070985812d94623d42381/v/4fa1196804dde6ba4b9ec5f9/e/99034e821afbe849b34cbe8e
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Also, I have found the mass values of my models have varied slightly from the solutions of a few exercises. In those cases I have chosen the nearest answer and found it to be successful. I don't know why this is the case.
The Mass I found for the wheel is: 36.52220205 kg
@matthew_stacy selecting all six faces of the spoke will (kinda) achieve the desired result, but will add 2 extra fillets that are not shown in the example (along the vertical seam where the two mirrored halves of the spoke meet).