Re: Can’t get the right surface
Would this be acceptable? Its not the same shape but it looks good to me
Yes that worked much better thank you. Was able to connect two lines so I was able to make 4 chains.Originally Posted by RAF.
Took me a bit to get the rest. I made a solid but when I removed the middle it deleted my walls on the inside as well. So I used planar for the top and bottom and I was able to keep the internal walls. Now just to figure out how to give the tune wall to top of the flat flange a radius and I can get started.
Re: Can’t get the right surface
Using the Cross Section as Burrman suggests works very good as well and is easier you may want to try it as well. What ever works is goodYes that worked much better thank you. Was able to connect two lines so I was able to make 4 chains.
Took me a bit to get the rest. I made a solid but when I removed the middle it deleted my walls on the inside as well. So I used planar for the top and bottom and I was able to keep the internal walls. Now just to figure out how to give the tune wall to top of the flat flange a radius and I can get started.
Some Cross Section Pics
RAF
Exactly whatever works. First time I was able to get this function to work but worked much better.
Something odd happens with the tool path I’ve never seen. I send the mill down the center of the oval and it stops about half way. I figured once it got to the part of the drawing that was negative it was stopping on its own and I needed to write for the other side. But when I rough in the Z it seems to be running do to my surface, but then it cuts another .250 on another pass for some reason. I’ve tried everything I can think of. Makes no sense.
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