Kaji
Guest
having no memory software under hand I can answer that the most canonical road is
create a 3d curve (for the spline software) made of your traits that prescribes the average line of your section and then transform it into solid.
if your solid is circular section use (I believe from version 19 onwards) the command add tube, giving it null diameter and thickness (being your full round), otherwise draw your section along an orthogonal plane to one of your directors.
create a 3d curve (for the spline software) made of your traits that prescribes the average line of your section and then transform it into solid.
if your solid is circular section use (I believe from version 19 onwards) the command add tube, giving it null diameter and thickness (being your full round), otherwise draw your section along an orthogonal plane to one of your directors.
reb_bl
Guest
Yes, it is possible, it will not be truthful to the max, but it depends on how precise you need: draw the two arches with the revolution of the circle and then add the straight strokes to the end, join.
probably as kaji says it is more practical, but with this cad there are always so many ways to get the desired result.
probably as kaji says it is more practical, but with this cad there are always so many ways to get the desired result.
andrea1974
Guest
I tried to join once designed the 2 ø8 semicircles using 3d line by joining the two centers and working. I just don't understand how to do all a single piece instead of the 2 semicircles + the 2 straights... Do I have to do a sketch in 3d before? I didn't understand how sp line 3d works...
ManFCC
Guest
Once created, you can use the "union" command to combine the created solids.
andrea1974
Guest
But don't tell them... there's no way to tell them?
ceschi1959
Guest
I think the construction is not as trivial as (not 
seems. once done this the result is this:
seems. once done this the result is this:andrea1974
Guest
Olla.. perfect, so right... My, on the other hand, so I attach photos, as you see the extremities are not told. . .I think the construction is not as trivial as (not
