inventor - how to trim a solid? thanks

[mamaori]

hi to everyone, a council
how can I cut/ripe the solid c, using the profile a, following the yellow segment created with 3d sketch, but it fails on the curve b?? ?
and in any case, reformulating the whole, in case I wrong approach, how can I cleanly trim the solid c on the edge d, and then removing the excess that strabord to the side???
Thank you.

 

[DrBarde]

I'm getting out of here. Is he doing a sweep with subtraction?

 

[mamaori]

Yes, I tried with the sweep but it doesn't make me exceed the b curve of the yellow segment executed in 3d sketch,
apart from this and apart from the sweep, there is a way to cleanly trim the solid c (which cums on the sides) following the edge of ?

 

[DrBarde]

the command I know is the sweep by subtraction. because it doesn't do so from a screen I don't know. basic makes a cut along a trajectory so they are two sketches.

 

[Peppe]

Can you attach the file so we can look at it?

 

[batleo]

the command I know is the sweep by subtraction. because it doesn't do so from a screen I don't know. basic makes a cut along a trajectory so they are two sketches.

I agree with the sweep, what might have happened is that the sketch of the path is not aligned with the edges to be eliminated.
but I agree that with the file it would be easier to help

 

[mamaori]

This is the file I'm working on and I'm pressing my intent more than solving the problem, and as I'm self-taught to the use of inventor, it's to learn new operations,
thanks for the moment

I had to add the file to dropbox because it's too big file (17mb), here it wasn't loaded...

Dropbox

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[dsw]

I believe I have understood the problem, you are trying to use the profile "a" for the sweep but this cannot work because to remove the material, the sketch must have a greater surface of the "material" to remove.

I had no problem, what was written in previous posts is correct.

 

[mamaori]

thanks for the help, everything ok, solved, thank you very much to all

 

[Focus]

thanks for the help, everything ok, solved, thank you very much to all

hi, explain how you solved can be of help to other users.

 

[mamaori]

Forgive the delay, simply, since you also confirmed that the technique I had followed was correct but that probably some irregular curve did not allow the realization of the profile, I simply ran a rib, with tilted line, making it end just before the edge and adjusted with a fitting, which gives the impression of being well trimmed, even if it is not exactly the result I wanted to get, to me the same goes