folded spring

[pritio72]

Good morning to all, I have to draw a folded spring along a circumference (I attach photo) but I can not understand how to create the propeller sewwp around the circumference. I also tried to make a ssweep with torsion along path but it's not okay.
the command "flettere" and bending fails to do so (only as a preview)
I'm fine with an example, then I'm fine with the size.
I attach photos.

 

[reggio]

Hi, maybe this can help you:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q71k6bophum
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[pritio72]

thank you so much I had already tried this command but I had not prepared; I'd say that for what I need, it's my case.

 

[pritio72]

I attach photos of what I created...if someone interested I will also post the 3d file.

 

[Mike1967]

I attach photos of what I created...if someone interested I will also post the 3d file.
View attachment 37941

mail, mail, that there is always to learn... :smile:

 

[pritio72]

here is the 3d file - version s.w. 2014

link to download the spring: https://www.hightail.com/download/zucza3natlflvlhirhnuqwMaybe a couple of steps to create eyelets could be avoided...but I was a little in a hurry! ! !

Greetings:

 

[Gengis26]

here is the 3d file - version s.w. 2014

link to download the spring: https://www.hightail.com/download/zucza3natlflvlhirhnuqwMaybe a couple of steps to create eyelets could be avoided...but I was a little in a hurry! ! !

Greetings:

Guys, I'm getting back to this discussion. the solution is correct if I want to draw the spring from scratch.

If the spring is a standard part (buy), is there a way to fold it? I'll explain. I already have the component taken from a site as solidworks files.
actually the spring is one of my parts together. but by assembling it bends around a circumference.

Is there a way to "explain it"?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

And you can't redesign it from scratch?

 

[Gengis26]

And you can't redesign it from scratch?

Yes, of course I can. But I'm asking if there's a way not to.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

with the flettere command