subtraction

[pecopepp]

Bye-bye.
How do you remove the ball from the cube?
do not tell me with a cutting revolution.. I did these figures to simplify the speech, but if it is not a sphere, but a not regular shape, how do we proceed?
Thank you.

 

[SweptBlend]

Todo depends... .
everything from what you have to do next.
there are different roads, covered by different mpoules, which have different future roads.
one might be to go in edit | operations with the features | removers (if you want to remove one part, "digging" the other).

for limits/benefits/etc.etc. I recommend course or manual. . .
Hi.

 

[pecopepp]

Maybe I don't explain. or maybe I'm just wrong.
We do that I have a solid piece full (the cube) that I want to make it the matrix of my piece. I have the piece. now in an axis I place the sphere where I need them, and I want to get the cube with the imprint of the sphere.
what are the correct steps to do? or otherwise tell me about the guide, what I have to find. Thank you.

 

[SweptBlend]

you are together, go to change | operations with components | removers

choose the matrix, and then choose the tool

Sorry before I made the menu....

 

[pecopepp]

Thank you, I did it as well. When I move the footprint, too! !

 

[pecopepp]

I'm so unhappy. It's too much that I didn't work and I miss the manual... but also many passages.. .
We took a step... but I still need help:
What if the figure is thick?
That inside piece that I have left?
practically I have to create stings and matrix of an injection mold

 

[mali_fx]

these are the steps to follow:
1.model closure
2.Deffinition quarry
3.Delivery
the most ''right' method' is that of Moldovadesign (you have to have the licence though'), in practice once the closure makes you the automatic division of matrix and punch.
otherwise division to the old.
cmq is all about the complexity of the work you have to do.

 

[cletus]

Hi, I prefer, as explained here by ozzy, to use public geometry.
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=606&highlight=booleane

 

[mali_fx]

Hi, I prefer, as explained here by ozzy, to use public geometry.
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=606&highlight=booleane

without the module though, I doubt you can find the siluetta line
in the complex pieces, without that you go nowhere (there is a way but on the complex pieces does not flee)!
true or false?

 

[cletus]

without the module, however, I doubt you can find the siluetta line.in complex pieces, without that you go nowhere

Of course, I am not of the mold design industry, so the system is working for details not excessively complicated and with only purpose to see if a particular is printable.who makes molds will definitely (believe) obliged to use the pro/moldesign module.

there is a way but on the complex pieces does not flee)!
true or false?

Yes, on simple details you can copy the sup of the solid, then fill in according to the direction that interests you with activate the siluetta option. I never used it, so not how useful it could be.
if there are other systems, expound.:wink:

 

[mali_fx]

Of course, I am not of the mold design industry, so the system is working for details not excessively complicated and with only purpose to see if a particular is printable.who makes molds will definitely (believe) obliged to use the pro/moldesign module.

Yes, we say that pro/moldesign simplifies existence as well as save a lot of time!
that then, you get the same at the bottom of a problem, that definitely, the ways are so many!

Yes, on simple details you can copy the sup of the solid, then fill in according to the direction that interests you with activate the siluetta option. I never used it, so not how useful it could be.
if there are other systems, expound.:wink:

exactly, that's what I meant... it's a cute little command, sin that only works with the cube:biggrin:

 

[pecopepp]

in any case always exquisite