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How can I create a shape that looks like the ring shown here?
steven_phang
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Specifically, where the lower part of the ring shape is thinner than the upper part.
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Here's a very simple example, the rest is for you to discover.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/a75232e47655976955ac7b3d/w/ea82bd68fdfbadf588cd8123/e/58baed8c11273cc78108651a
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Here's a very simple example, the rest is for you to discover.
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@steven_phang
Looks like the basic shape can be done as follows.- Extrude New a thick ring using a sketch containing the inner and outer diameter. If the inner diameter center is lower than the outer diameter center then you'll end up with a thicker ring on top.
- Extrude Remove using a triangular sketch to achieve the wedge shape.
- Extrude Add a rectangle on top, using either an offset plane/mateconnector or 1st/2nd direction options to achieve the location on top of the ring.
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