Surface loft

amir_livne

Hi
I'm trying to create that "Hair dryer nozzle" but unfortunately I didn't succeed to create loft.
I tried to use "Path" "Guide" - but it doesn't work.
I'll appreciate if someone can help me
Thanks
Amir Livneh 

MichaelPascoe

Best practice here will be to use two different parts. This will allow you to have a simple loft for the flat portion of this nozzle and a revolve for the attachment area.

From the reference picture, you may not even need a loft:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/7c7d03729cb51aa78d568807/w/9d32cdc4b62ed16bee330de7/e/5bdd8e03446d9ea22309b55c?renderMode=0&uiState=63b315746271ca41bd568643

MichaelPascoe

Best practice here will be to use two different parts. This will allow you to have a simple loft for the flat portion of this nozzle and a revolve for the attachment area.

From the reference picture, you may not even need a loft:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/7c7d03729cb51aa78d568807/w/9d32cdc4b62ed16bee330de7/e/5bdd8e03446d9ea22309b55c?renderMode=0&uiState=63b315746271ca41bd568643

amir_livne

Thank you very much
But, it is still not the same.
I wonder how to build it using Loft command

NeilCooke

@amir_livne - looks like the SolidWorks part was created using the same technique that @MichaelPascoe suggested. You would never be able to build this in one loft feature. Why makes things more difficult for yourself?

dirk_van_der_vaart

It wasn't created as a hole part, it looks symetric to me so I think you need to make a quarterpart and then mirror, mirror

amir_livne

Thank you guys
Finally I made it with 2 different loft
(and it is an exercise from Solidworks)
Thanks for your support

MichaelPascoe

Here is one way to loft part A:

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/7c7d03729cb51aa78d568807/w/9d32cdc4b62ed16bee330de7/e/5bdd8e03446d9ea22309b55c?renderMode=0&uiState=63b416ad632e722d520c1c13