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Strange Sweep Behavior – Not Following Spline Path
luca_l1fe
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MDesign
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you will probably have to post a link to your document so everyone can see what's going on under the hood.
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MDesign
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You will have better luck if your profile sketch is perpendicular to the path. I'd stick a plane using curve point on your sweep path and put your sketch on that plane
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glen_dewsbury
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The sketch curve used by handle sweep should go past the the outer surface of cup or it will leave gaps. Mate connecter on the end of handle sketch will line up the sketch.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f410f53df735fb6019c1a5e5/w/3ded63fbe21afede1179c626/e/0bff045112c487df48952a19
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you will probably have to post a link to your document so everyone can see what's going on under the hood.
Hi, thanks for your support. Here it is: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4c02289105af3c46850ad7cc/w/c442e5ad64ec477bc89d0850/e/e6acb617a365e5bee8c3c8d7?renderMode=0&uiState=67ac5ee7b7468c72c1d9b584
try flipping the plane of Toepfchen sketch
You will have better luck if your profile sketch is perpendicular to the path. I'd stick a plane using curve point on your sweep path and put your sketch on that plane
The sketch curve used by handle sweep should go past the the outer surface of cup or it will leave gaps. Mate connecter on the end of handle sketch will line up the sketch.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/f410f53df735fb6019c1a5e5/w/3ded63fbe21afede1179c626/e/0bff045112c487df48952a19
PS. If the handle over shoots inside, no problem. You use deleteface(heal) to get rid of it.