mirror and wheel

[Tarkus]

hello to all
I have a cylinder with different machining on a cylindrical surface end.
I have to mirror these works on the opposite side, but rotate 45° on each other on the cylinder axis.
Any idea before you have to remake the whole thing on the opposite side?

 

[stefanobruno]

hello to all
I have a cylinder with different machining on a cylindrical surface end.
I have to mirror these works on the opposite side, but rotate 45° on each other on the cylinder axis.
Any idea before you have to remake the whole thing on the opposite side?

mirror, make a circular series of mirrored lav and fill the parts you don't need:biggrin:

seriously, it also depends on the complexity of the operations you have to repeat.

pdf, please.

 

[Tarkus]

As you put it, it seems more complicated than remaking everything, however, see the image, I have to mirror the sunshades and holes in the foreground on the other side, but rotate, otherwise I go over the engravings present. . .

 

[Peppe]

I would try to do in sketch 3d a helicoid having as a final point the position of arrival of the works then I would make a rectangular series on path

 

[Tarkus]

I would try to do in sketch 3d a helicoid having as a final point the position of arrival of the works then I would make a rectangular series on path

good idea but almost, ... I must mirror

 

[Peppe]

Since I can't explain it, I'll give you an example to try and see if that's what you say...
View attachment albero.zip

 

[Tarkus]

Since I can't explain it, I'll give you an example to try and see if that's what you say...
View attachment 20975

Okay, peppe.
simple and effective.:finger::finger:
better than the 3d sketch you proposed.
Thank you.

 

[Peppe]

Okay, peppe.
simple and effective.:finger::finger:
better than the 3d sketch you proposed.
Thank you.

: Jigggrin: