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How do I create a wave spring/washer
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So without a 3d sketching facility, how would I create a wave spring/washer?
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andrew_troup
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@rk
If something along these lines might do the job for you,
check the model at
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/5691be9bb8fe4f478ade5b17/w/3e7bd9055b3748d68b5fdf16/e/68b7b5fabdcb4bc2b1f0aab1
Note that Onshape is currently unable to use the same profile (cross section) to start and finish a loft, which is why the washer is modelled in two (identical) 180 degree segments. It is also not yet possible to knit several surfaces into a single surface, which is why there is a split line across the part.6
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/433e39dc0dab4c8188fc7c0c/w/ed9863cd27dc4a4baf16e442/e/edca7cda582449f7bf4ed08c
a bit complicated, let's hear from some of the other buffs out there.
If something along these lines might do the job for you,
check the model at
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/5691be9bb8fe4f478ade5b17/w/3e7bd9055b3748d68b5fdf16/e/68b7b5fabdcb4bc2b1f0aab1
Note that Onshape is currently unable to use the same profile (cross section) to start and finish a loft, which is why the washer is modelled in two (identical) 180 degree segments. It is also not yet possible to knit several surfaces into a single surface, which is why there is a split line across the part.