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Trichter mit Belüftung
michael_trummer
Member Posts: 4 ✭
Hallo,
ich bin noch recht frisch was das Thema 3D Design angeht und stehe nun vor meiner ersten Herausforderung wo ich leider nicht mehr weiterkomme.
Ich möchte bei einem Trichter eine Belüftung hinzufügen/nachbauen.
Hier das zu bearbeitende Modell:
Link: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bbb64a29861ce9c15a1c410f/w/c926b83c7fb8695e38ab61a8/e/cc3b2d114fab7e36c6f6b24c
Ich möchte gerne die Nachfolgende Belüftung nachbauen:
Ich würde mich freuen wenn ich hier den einen oder anderen Tipp bekommen könnte, wie mir mein Vorhaben gelingt.
Schöne Grüße
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jelte_steur814
Member Posts: 428 PRO
so one tip would be to split the part, build the vent (beleuftung) and then mirror at the end. It'll be easier and lighter that way.
I would build an extrude for the vent space, and then thicken the sides to create the walls and delete the space again later.
I used a variation of a custom feature called union trim, that's not very mature yet but did the trick in this case:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/83cdcda2a1495ab4663b4e2e/w/4193b75a528bf4ea4fca1566/e/f1c07c0539ec9bcdbc8380aa?renderMode=0&uiState=67fe10f48941000067fd4bd3
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so one tip would be to split the part, build the vent (beleuftung) and then mirror at the end. It'll be easier and lighter that way.
I would build an extrude for the vent space, and then thicken the sides to create the walls and delete the space again later.
I used a variation of a custom feature called union trim, that's not very mature yet but did the trick in this case:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/83cdcda2a1495ab4663b4e2e/w/4193b75a528bf4ea4fca1566/e/f1c07c0539ec9bcdbc8380aa?renderMode=0&uiState=67fe10f48941000067fd4bd3
This is absolutely amazing!!
Thanks for your help!
Thanks a lot!!