mirror aletta respects a floor

[massimo78]

I'm sorry, but I keep pulling up old posts because I'm looking for solutions, but I can't find them.
Then I swear I'll stop.
I attached my file (version 2023) where I have to mirror the aletta in grey compared to the floor called "symmetry floor".
It should be a trivial operation, holy numerals, but I just can't.

 

[ceschi1959]

I'm sorry, but I keep pulling up old posts because I'm looking for solutions, but I can't find them.
Then I swear I'll stop.
I attached my file (version 2023) where I have to mirror the aletta in grey compared to the floor called "symmetry floor".
It should be a trivial operation, holy numerals, but I just can't.

What format is it? Can you export it to step?

 

[massimo78]

the first is solidwork 2023, here is the step.
Thank you for the time you're missing

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

the first is solidwork 2023, here is the step.
Thank you for the time you're missing

if it's solidworks why you write in the solid edge section?

 

[massimo78]

Because I'm an idiot...
I had searched in the solidworks forum and I didn't realize the post was in solid edge
Excuse me.

 

[ceschi1959]

ciao @massimo78 I'll attach you step files with the mirrored aletta. to do so I made an extrusion that understood the aletta, I mirrored the extrusion and on the left side I created the Boolean intersection of the aletta, on the right I subtracted and then mirrored the intersection. with nx a 2-minute operation.
Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

with 2022 I had no problem mirroring this object, which among other things is a solid body and not a surface.

ciao @massimo78I'll attach you step files with the mirrored aletta. to do so I made an extrusion that understood the aletta, I mirrored the extrusion and on the left side I created the Boolean intersection of the aletta, on the right I subtracted and then mirrored the intersection. with nx a 2-minute operation.
Hi.

with similar procedures it is also done with solid edge; with synchronous (for chewing) even faster.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Because I'm an idiot...
I had searched in the solidworks forum and I didn't realize the post was in solid edge
Excuse me.

@be_on_edge Perhaps it is the case of moving the request @massimo78 in the solidworks section?

 

[massimo78]

@be_on_edge Perhaps it is the case of moving the request @massimo78 in the solidworks section?

No, I'm still sorry.
if possible, it would be more right to remove my requests that continue to waste time and leave here the discussion that could be useful to users of solid edge

 

[Be_on_edge]

move the messages @massimo78 in the sw section

 

[massimo78]

excuse the mess made and at this point place also the solution.
I would work with the surfaces and then solidify them, but still there are two roads:
1) cut the body in 2 isolating the fin, mirror it and command "Abbina"
2) offset surface with zero value of the fin, mirror the surface body, close it, solidify it and " match".

In particular, the only surface was enough for me because I needed to simulate the rough in the cam.
thanks to all

 

[ceschi1959]

with 2022 I had no problem mirroring this object, which among other things is a solid body and not a surface.

with similar procedures it is also done with solid edge; with synchronous (for chewing) even faster.

Could you post a short video of how you do it with sa st? I couldn't.
Thank you.

 

[Be_on_edge]

video visible here