Tigerman
Guest
is someone so kind to tell me how i can create holes on a circular surface like a hollow iron tube?
thank you!
thank you!
michele81
Guest
the creation wizard allows to create, the important thing is to have references to which to report the point where the hole is created
Tigerman
Guest
I use the creation wizard holes, but then I can't place them where I want, because laterally I can't give them any reference with the quotation and even place them on the axis of the tondino!
michele81
Guest
if you click on the side surface of the tube, the creation wizard holes consider that sup. where to apply the hole, then try to quote it compared to a passing plane for the axis of the pipe and allows you to indicate the angle of which the hole is tilted. last you can refer to a plane parallel to the face of the tube to define the height.. .
this at least is an example of how to place the hole...
Bye!
this at least is an example of how to place the hole...
Bye!
sampom
Guest
If you have noticed, a 3d sketch opens, so you have to operate according to those rules. the holes are always placed on the cylindrical surface radially but the odds you will need to give them referring to axles and planes.
look if you need this simple example:View attachment FORI su TUBO.zipHello
marco
Tigerman
Guest
Thanks for the answers!
I can't open the file, I have solidworks2008!
Tigerman
Guest
as they are of coccio, could you post me or attach a test file in sw2008? Thank you!
Fulvio Romano
Guest
otherwise do a sketch on any floor, and holes passing, so do not use 3d sketches...
sampom
Guest
..eh, but from what I understand it would want the holes to be radial so it can not use any plan but only tangent planes to the cylindrical face.
Yes, with some extra steps if you can build them, but it is depressing when there would be the special function. .
from the tigerman try again (the 2008 I don't have it and 2007 is no longer installed, I'm sorry) is simple. click first on the cylindrical face then open the creation wizard; opens a normal 3d sketch, nothing of which. you must draw and quote in the 3 floors/axis.. at the limit searches in the help how the 3d sketch works.
the holes will always be radial, you only have to place them/direct them where it serves you.
greetings
Marco:smile:
sampom
Guest
..aspè;
see if you can understand something from an image:
references for quotas (extension lines) take them between the hole point and a face (the edge of the tube in blue for example) or an axis that is parallel/coplanar to that of the hole. If the position in a "2d" display the cylinder generator is not valid as a reference, the "circular" arrangement gives it as an angle between axles (always coplanar) and the hole axis can direct it/coincide it with the central axis of the tube.Try, it's a sketch. .
greetings
Marco:smile: