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Adjust the edge to other part
tom_bsc
Member Posts: 4 ✭
Hi all. I'm a newbie and try to create a spare part to my daughter's scooter - because it's broken hence I'm trying to design and print it. I have a couple of issues and hope to find some help here:
1. I'm struggling with some part edge adjustments and. I would like to trim/adjust one of the edges, from the "grey rectangle" so it will match to the selected round curve. I've played with some options, but none of them did the job. e.g. I would like to remove this area marked with red, so the curved edge would go through that rectangle.:
2. One of my sketches "przekroj" is marked as red with some information: "sketch did not regenerate properly, Sketch could not be solved" - am I doing something wrong here?
P.S.
If it helps then my project is here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/89a358fa3aa3e7e06200768a/w/1a7613c5b322c4b5c599a949/e/c265e77f0b7fcc9b5d6ccb7a
Any help on how to do that is appreciated. Thanks in advance
1. I'm struggling with some part edge adjustments and. I would like to trim/adjust one of the edges, from the "grey rectangle" so it will match to the selected round curve. I've played with some options, but none of them did the job. e.g. I would like to remove this area marked with red, so the curved edge would go through that rectangle.:
2. One of my sketches "przekroj" is marked as red with some information: "sketch did not regenerate properly, Sketch could not be solved" - am I doing something wrong here?
P.S.
If it helps then my project is here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/89a358fa3aa3e7e06200768a/w/1a7613c5b322c4b5c599a949/e/c265e77f0b7fcc9b5d6ccb7a
Any help on how to do that is appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Matt_Shields Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 465Your sketch is red because two of the sketch elements were fixed, causing a conflict. I would delete those constraints.
A simple way to trim the gray rectangle would be to open a sketch on one side and use the Use tool to grab the edge of the sweep and then extrude remove.
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S1mon Member Posts: 3,070 PROAnother quick solution which leaves cleaner geometry is to add the extrusion to the sweep, and then use move face to get rid of the extra material. No sketching required.2
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eric_pesty Member Posts: 1,955 PROA simpler "replace face" also works (regardless of whether the parts are merged or not)
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A simple way to trim the gray rectangle would be to open a sketch on one side and use the Use tool to grab the edge of the sweep and then extrude remove.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/1baeb9d25380b873a0a5fb7d/w/13376118ce810b2068dc0def/e/6351b98979c2d6908a484b4b
If it comes to @S1mon and @Matt_Shields solutions - I've tried both of them, and they work fine... I just needed some time to understand what happened on S1mon's project and how it was achieved.
Nevertheless, thank You guys for helping me on that. All the comments are valuable