cut thread in asm

[KarlHeinz]

Bye to all,
I explain to you the structure of my group and from them the problem in question.

I created a set composed of all welded components.
on a welded plate however I need to perform a milling of 2 mm in order to have a worked surface where I will then go to assemble other components.
I had thought of making a cut of asses, but I can't remove the cosmetics of the fillets on the plate that in this case go out of 2 mm. Does anyone know how to remove them?

Thank you. .

 

[KarlHeinz]

Is there no one who has faced this problem? :frown:

 

[maxopus]

I've never had a problem like that, I'm doing two tests, and I'm telling you, did you try to propagate the cutting process to the components?

 

[lollone]

I have the same problem.
problem that I never managed to solve!

 

[simra]

You can make a cut with a surface... Maybe it's not exactly elegant though it should fnzion

 

[dema]

Try to look at this attachment, if you can give you some ideas, extrusion can be both linear and revolution, surface yield and then indicate the surface of the thread to be removed.

 

[lollone]

Hello big simra!!!
I tried but it doesn't seem to work!
allego file.. .

 

[lollone]

dema,
Unfortunately I have the wf3 and can't open your file. . .

 

[simra]

Hello big simra!!!
I tried but it doesn't seem to work!
allego file.. .

You're right! !
I got a crab. .

 

[simra]

Try to look at this attachment, if you can give you some ideas, extrusion can be both linear and revolution, surface yield and then indicate the surface of the thread to be removed.

It's what I think, but it only works on the side and not asm as demonstrated by lollone... .

 

[maxopus]

a possible solution:
copy and paste the surfaces around the cosmetic, activate the part that contains the cosmetic itself, use the refill function to cut the cosmetic with the copied surfaces.

 

[lollone]

I didn't understand the procedure very well? !

 

[maxopus]

I didn't understand the procedure very well? !

look at the annex

 

[lollone]

Okay, I got it!
However I go to change the cosmetics in the part.then the thread in the part is graphically wrong.
I reversed the situation in practice.

 

[dema]

I don't know how you're doing to dissect the surfaces, but it's not good for you to activate the component.

look at this discussion http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=19649 in which I asked for help on such a case.

the particular departure can not be changed, imagine that I prepare the components of a welded and put them on the table with so much of threaded holes, then together I make a fried to have a single plan, now if I do what you say I find the table with the short thread, or mistaken

 

[lollone]

...that's what I say...
...the processing of assemblies with references to details are very dangerous!
use them for design sometimes is convenient but for development it is always better to avoid them.

 

[maxopus]

Give me some time and see if I can give you a solution for tomorrow.

 

[lollone]

...the processing of assemblies with references to details are very dangerous!

What did I write? ? !
just a heavy day and the effects are seen!? ! ?

...the processing with axial references are very dangerous!

Thank you max... I lost my head long ago... eventually I classified it as a pro-e bug!

 

[KarlHeinz]

a possible solution:
copy and paste the surfaces around the cosmetic, activate the part that contains the cosmetic itself, use the refill function to cut the cosmetic with the copied surfaces.

hi max, before opening the discussion I tried to do that way, but I didn't want to change the part. .

Give me some time and see if I can give you a solution for tomorrow.

I wait for a solution :smile:

Thank you. .

 

[dema]

...I finally classified it as a pro-e bug!

because such is a bit like patterns to create chains or straps.. .