Termination of a Routing Curve

colin_king506
colin_king506 Member Posts: 68 ✭✭
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Thanks in advance for your time 😊

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  • Kevin_Cowles
    Kevin_Cowles Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 87 PRO
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    The routing curve can terminate at whatever reference (point or mate connector) that you'd like, but the sweep of that curve to create the solid may still bleed through. Either make the routing curve derivative to that surface at the end (ensuring it will be flush) or use a Split to split the end of the sweep on that face.

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  • Kevin_Cowles
    Kevin_Cowles Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 87 PRO
    Answer ✓

    The routing curve can terminate at whatever reference (point or mate connector) that you'd like, but the sweep of that curve to create the solid may still bleed through. Either make the routing curve derivative to that surface at the end (ensuring it will be flush) or use a Split to split the end of the sweep on that face.

  • colin_king506
    colin_king506 Member Posts: 68 ✭✭

    Thank you Kevin.

  • SMURFCAD
    SMURFCAD Member Posts: 87 ✭✭

    Colin,

    Just make the routing curve have short straight (normal) section at the very end. This will create a flush end.

    -S

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