Remove @ an angle
shai_perednik
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I'm trying to recreate a model I found in onshape. However, I'm struggling with how to recreate the angled remove.
This picture shows what I'm referring to:
Here is my model:
It doesn't have to be exact, but something close. The reason this is angled in this way, is a straight cut through will go right through the channels on the left and right.
The original model I'm copying is @ https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:364650/#files
The Onshape doc is @ https://cad.onshape.com/documents/14f3d01d62b5237f728896c5/w/92707e49920dfee7f7320e01/e/34ad8e101ee42556b8c41f20
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
This picture shows what I'm referring to:
Here is my model:
It doesn't have to be exact, but something close. The reason this is angled in this way, is a straight cut through will go right through the channels on the left and right.
The original model I'm copying is @ https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:364650/#files
The Onshape doc is @ https://cad.onshape.com/documents/14f3d01d62b5237f728896c5/w/92707e49920dfee7f7320e01/e/34ad8e101ee42556b8c41f20
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!!
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There are several ways to do this. I'm guessing the easiest method is to use a boolean operation. Model a solid/negative version of your desired cut, then subtract it from the main body. Another option would be to cut away extra material via a normal extrude-cut, then add the angled material back as an extrude. The third option I can think of is to create a cut with two depths (one full depth, the other shallow) and then add a chamfer feature to the resulting edge to turn it into an angled face.0
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@mahir the last one I had tried. But any fillet/chamfer between the two cut depths fails with an error. Going to try the 2nd suggestion
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Boolen seemd to work well, took lots of fanagling but it worked!
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