create a tee and develop it

[Mike1967]

I was starting to draw from the home computer, and something strange happens to me in building the sketch, which in the company does not happen to me, when I throw the central line to make the spacing as soon as I give it the 0.1 angle the central line moves left, how come this happens?

from the first the "horizontal" report to the final points, perhaps in the company file that relationship is already there.

 

[roccolaser]

here mike I tried to do it, I think I did it right aside from the fact of totally defined sketches that still gets me hard, I'll study it a bit above, take a look and let me know if you would do the same...:finger:

 

[roccolaser]

I think I was wrong again, can you look at this file and tell me if intersection 3d and right?

 

[Mike1967]

I think I was wrong again, can you look at this file and tell me if intersection 3d and right?

try to draw as symmetrical as possible, especially when you make sheet music or sketches that you will use for future work.
watch the video, few but useful information... I hope.
If you are forced to hold the junta where you made it, you must use the "division line" between the front and the outer surface.
of the big tube.[youtube]zxkscopicua[/youtube]

 

[roccolaser]

I have to leave it there, for a performance convenience. . . .

 

[Mike1967]

I have to leave it there, for a performance convenience. . . .

about the division line. . .
from here you should be able to continue.
[youtube]Agnsdqkhjbi[/youtube]

 

[roccolaser]

Do I do the division line now I continue as I did before?
but the sketch I have to recalculate from the 3d sketch for the extruded cut I have to do it with the spline?

 

[Mike1967]

Do I do the division line now I continue as I did before?
but the sketch I have to recalculate from the 3d sketch for the extruded cut I have to do it with the spline?

...after all these posts and videos it seemed clear to me that to turn a reference sketch you used the tool "convert entities". .
Don't be afraid... Nothing breaks.

 

[roccolaser]

Mike I wanted to tell you something else, don't mess with you, you need to understand me and I just use solidworks and I want to learn well, the first cut extruded the second as I should do it? I'll send you the file if it's right. .

 

[Mike1967]

Mike I wanted to tell you something else, don't mess with you, you need to understand me and I just use solidworks and I want to learn well, the first cut extruded the second as I should do it? I'll send you the file if it's right. .

on the first cut lacks the option "normal cut" which on the sheets is mandatory for a good success.
I finally did a view in section to view the problem.
in the video you can see the second cut.
soon the video will be available.
[youtube]zce2osmeqws[/youtube]

 

[roccolaser]

Thank you so much mike... without you I would have died...:smile:

 

[roccolaser]

hi mike regarding this tee is okay like this or I have to use the "division line" as well I attach it to you. .

 

[Mike1967]

hi mike regarding this tee is okay like this or I have to use the "division line" as well I attach it to you. .

I'm not answering your requests again if you ignore my indications:the two cuts do not have the option "normal cut". . .If you were able to cut the pz means that the division line is correct, I don't have to tell you, but it's the program that tells you.

I saw the new thread: but did you try to perform the piece?
in this thread there are all the info to be able to build that to y.

 

[roccolaser]

I'm sorry, but I didn't realize... .
I tried to do it but I can't... .