help on a tutorial... ! ! ! !

[silvius]

following this tutorial:
http://www.solidworkstutorials.com/...ks_tutorial_2_how_to_create_simple_spring.zipIn the end I do not understand how to center the circle (which would be the section of the spring wire) with the intersection of the propeller with the created plane. That's because it doesn't give me the point.
However it would be the step "8." of the guide on page 4....when he says to center the circle with the end of the propeller.


Thank you.

 

[Mike1967]

following this tutorial:
http://www.solidworkstutorials.com/...ks_tutorial_2_how_to_create_simple_spring.zipIn the end I do not understand how to center the circle (which would be the section of the spring wire) with the intersection of the propeller with the created plane. That's because it doesn't give me the point.
However it would be the step "8." of the guide on page 4....when he says to center the circle with the end of the propeller.


Thank you.

draws the circle near the end of the propeller, then, apply it
report "perfora": select the circle center + the propeller and apply it
the perforated relationship.

 

[silvius]

draws the circle near the end of the propeller, then, apply it
report "perfora": select the circle center + the propeller and apply it
the perforated relationship.

Thank you, but I don't understand a few passages:


I did a drill through a "add relationship"....but here:http://help.solidworks.com/2010/eng...s.htm?id=6ecc49a2fe044a2e8f28a602272dd59b#pg0It is explained differently....in the sense that just change function and I should find the possibility of drilling...but I don't find it...where is it?

other question....if you want to drill between the quadrant of the circle and the spiral path... how do you do it?...or better I have to build the point before the drilling....no snap during the relationship command?


Thank you.

 

[Mike1967]

Thank you, but I don't understand a few passages:


I did a drill through a "add relationship"....but here:http://help.solidworks.com/2010/eng...s.htm?id=6ecc49a2fe044a2e8f28a602272dd59b#pg0It is explained differently....in the sense that just change function and I should find the possibility of drilling...but I don't find it...where is it?

other question....if you want to drill between the quadrant of the circle and the spiral path... how do you do it?...or better I have to build the point before the drilling....no snap during the relationship command?


Thank you.

... in fact that releasing does not, at least in the application, that is the environment
structural-welding members.
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[silvius]

If I have a plan and a construction line, how do I create drilling? ... to be used later as a point to build a sketch on the new floor.



Thank you.

 

[Mike1967]

If I have a plan and a construction line, how do I create drilling? ... to be used later as a point to build a sketch on the new floor.



Thank you.

non ho capito... :redface:

 

[silvius]

non ho capito... :redface:

Okay, I create a plane1 parallel to the front floor, then I draw a construction line (scratching it on the upper floor) normal on the floor1....this last intersects my plan1.

when I go to make a sketch on plan1, I can't catch the intersection point (perforation) between line and plan1... .
even if I add a relationship, it does not give me "perforation"

Thank you.

 

[Mike1967]

Okay, I create a plane1 parallel to the front floor, then I draw a construction line (scratching it on the upper floor) normal on the floor1....this last intersects my plan1.

when I go to make a sketch on plan1, I can't catch the intersection point (perforation) between line and plan1... .
even if I add a relationship, it does not give me "perforation"

Thank you.

if the sketch (linea-spline-arch-circle) intersects the plan1
you simply have to, after sketching the new line or whatever, select the plan1 and the line you previously tracked and finally
the entity (end point line-center arch ... etc.) you want to make perforated... I'll get you
A video.

I hope I understand... :smile: