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Best way to go about designing attachment for sg90 servo?
louis_schoeppach
Member Posts: 6 ✭
Hi,
I wanted to design my own little arm that would mesh perfectly with the tiny plastic gear of an SG90 servo. I got a complete model of it off of the internet, but I couldn't select an area around the gear, so I decided to make my own sketch that perfectly matched the gear profile using a few lines and a circular pattern. But I still couldn't select the area around that sketch for an extrude, because I did the outline of the gear by hand, so it didn't line up perfectly with itself and form a "closed" sketch. So I'm wondering if someone who's more experienced knows of a tool or resource that would make this a simple task.
Thanks!
Edit: Link to doc: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/38ff6556b67945ffe0fb5e11/w/102f61611d6afd0f62f2b9d1/e/02a246b499a80c6cca4c74a7
I wanted to design my own little arm that would mesh perfectly with the tiny plastic gear of an SG90 servo. I got a complete model of it off of the internet, but I couldn't select an area around the gear, so I decided to make my own sketch that perfectly matched the gear profile using a few lines and a circular pattern. But I still couldn't select the area around that sketch for an extrude, because I did the outline of the gear by hand, so it didn't line up perfectly with itself and form a "closed" sketch. So I'm wondering if someone who's more experienced knows of a tool or resource that would make this a simple task.
Thanks!
Edit: Link to doc: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/38ff6556b67945ffe0fb5e11/w/102f61611d6afd0f62f2b9d1/e/02a246b499a80c6cca4c74a7
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Also, take a look at the learning center - there are a lot of great introductory videos, even for people new to CAD in general.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/06b2d0328feabb6a9539425c/w/1bceba6a50d1585c76a08790/e/05aa1a2cf79985ba4f58e866