to make the axis of two parts not together

[lucuzzu]

hi guys I have a simple problem in which I am encapsulated, but I have little experience and I ask lumi :smile:.

I must simply make the axis of the two parts that are not found together; this because the next step will be to make a subtraction of material between the same with the matching function.
How can I do that?
I tried with the move/copy function, but I can't be precise to "hand", I would like an exact coincidence.

I thank you and I apologize for the simplicity of the question but they are at first arms.
a greeting

 

[gios90]

uff.. tells me future version. I have the 2010 version. .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Let's start from the bases.
Are you in the environment together or part?
together: there are constraints that allow you to couple the parts according to your needs. There is no travel/copy.
part: if you are in such a situation you have performed badly the modeling procedure. depart from the street.

said this from the screenshot you posted I deduce that you have a lot of confusion in the head and then I recommend you to do at least a couple of tutorials of the guide.
This is because you are operating in part environment, you understand it from the feature manager where you see the functions, wanting to manage as if you were in the environment together.
and in fact the support component is imported.
Of course you can do many things even following absurd roads (I think I once made the table of a particular as if it were autocad because I had to please a nostalgic of the tecnigraph) but if you take bad habits at first then I know pains to make them disappear.
It is important to understand the difference between the whole and part and part multibody.

the solution you are looking for and making a very high where you bind the parts through the axes and the plans, you then change the particular interested and exploit the geometry of the other part to make the cutting of housing

 

[Ivan1990]

hi guys I have a simple problem in which I am encapsulated, but I have little experience and I ask lumi :smile:.

I must simply make the axis of the two parts that are not found together; this because the next step will be to make a subtraction of material between the same with the matching function.
How can I do that?
I tried with the move/copy function, but I can't be precise to "hand", I would like an exact coincidence.

I thank you and I apologize for the simplicity of the question but they are at first arms.
a greeting

with copy command moves, select the component, then if you select the axis where there is the drawn circumference, and the rim of the cylinder should go in place. . .

 

[lucuzzu]

Let's start from the bases.
Are you in the environment together or part?
together: there are constraints that allow you to couple the parts according to your needs. There is no travel/copy.
part: if you are in such a situation you have performed badly the modeling procedure. depart from the street.

said this from the screenshot you posted I deduce that you have a lot of confusion in the head and then I recommend you to do at least a couple of tutorials of the guide.
This is because you are operating in part environment, you understand it from the feature manager where you see the functions, wanting to manage as if you were in the environment together.
and in fact the support component is imported.
Of course you can do many things even following absurd roads (I think I once made the table of a particular as if it were autocad because I had to please a nostalgic of the tecnigraph) but if you take bad habits at first then I know pains to make them disappear.
It is important to understand the difference between the whole and part and part multibody.

the solution you are looking for and making a very high where you bind the parts through the axes and the plans, you then change the particular interested and exploit the geometry of the other part to make the cutting of housing

Hi.
I created a set and put exactly as I wanted the two parts.
But now if I change part on one of the two, the matching function does not make me use it; Could you send me back the last step?
Thank you.

 

[lucuzzu]

I should have done it. I have changed part -> cavity-> I have found the modified part. Correct?

 

[marcof]

I should have done it. I have changed part -> cavity-> I have found the modified part. Correct?

Yes, that is the correct procedure

 

[lucuzzu]

perfect thanks to all:finger: