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About the Steam Iron model in the webinar videos
Aaron_P
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I was wondering if there is an example of the Steam Iron model that I could look over to try and understand how that kind of geometry is created in onshape. I have tried everything I can think of without success. Thanks
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I'm very impressed by this model. The fact that "It’s not perfect and given the time I would redo it" shows me just how much there is still to master here.owen_sparks said:Just when you think you've got the hang of Onshape someone goes and posts something like that! Damn you Mr. Cooke!
On the other hand, nice work fella, and it's something to aim at in the future.5
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should I have posted this elsewhere?
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bf26419784cc2960fd887b4a/w/66ffe1dfca6fe10a5056cbba/e/1ab07f7f8733c94829cbd4aa
Cant find the one in the vid, but here is one0 -
I appreciate the help, but the detail and curvature of the onshape model is what I'm wanting, it covers pretty much every surface modeling problem you would encounter and I just cant seem to find a starting point that leads in the right direction0
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Thanks that would be great
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Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA1
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Just when you think you've got the hang of Onshape someone goes and posts something like that! Damn you Mr. Cooke!
On the other hand, nice work fella, and it's something to aim at in the future.
Thanks for sharing it.
Cheers, Owen S.
Business Systems and Configuration Controller
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I'm very impressed by this model. The fact that "It’s not perfect and given the time I would redo it" shows me just how much there is still to master here.owen_sparks said:Just when you think you've got the hang of Onshape someone goes and posts something like that! Damn you Mr. Cooke!
On the other hand, nice work fella, and it's something to aim at in the future.5 -
Definitely more to the model than I expected. I was going about the design all wrong. Thanks Mr Cooke.
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@NeilCooke It looks like that link above is broken - is there a new one? I'd like to review the model that Cody goes over in this tutorial: https://learn.onshape.com/learn/video/surfaces-and-curves-in-onshape
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Sorry @TillysInteriors don't know what happened there, must have made a copy at some point.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/16e6db3562f6d010706c7332/w/205444fb7c0078092d352c1f/e/350591dc5ae824694ff67ab4Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEA0
