Antares89
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Also in my work it is necessary to create stilts and tanks and I developed another method, but I think it is more Moroccan than that of tarkus.
in my method design in part a solid with the internal volume of the tub through a crossroads of the two views of the tub (one that generates the first solid and the other that cuts it). save this file as a skeleton.
At this point I create another normal part, comes the solid first as a surface, I create a sketch on every face I want to have in a single sheet of sheet. Now I convert the sheet file and use the face command on each sketch. inventor will automatically add the necessary fittings and create the correct development.
the problem of this method is that in the end you find yourself with a design part for each sheet you use and they van assembled in a set. the procedure is not long since being created on a derivative has in common the same origin and you can bind them to each other on the plans of origin.
another problem is that the blades generated van welded edge edge and therefore is an external development compared to the volume used. if you want to make an internal development van considered the thicknesses in creating the reference solid.
I hope I have been clear in the explanation of the procedure.
in my method design in part a solid with the internal volume of the tub through a crossroads of the two views of the tub (one that generates the first solid and the other that cuts it). save this file as a skeleton.
At this point I create another normal part, comes the solid first as a surface, I create a sketch on every face I want to have in a single sheet of sheet. Now I convert the sheet file and use the face command on each sketch. inventor will automatically add the necessary fittings and create the correct development.
the problem of this method is that in the end you find yourself with a design part for each sheet you use and they van assembled in a set. the procedure is not long since being created on a derivative has in common the same origin and you can bind them to each other on the plans of origin.
another problem is that the blades generated van welded edge edge and therefore is an external development compared to the volume used. if you want to make an internal development van considered the thicknesses in creating the reference solid.
I hope I have been clear in the explanation of the procedure.