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Christian Kepler
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Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Christian Kepler Jul 9, 2009.
Windows 7 & Solidworks 2009 Open/Save Files
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Christian Kepler Jun 1, 2009.
Importing psd,pdf and/or other photo files including jpg into Solidworks
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Deepak Gupta Jun 1, 2009.
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Deepak Gupta left a comment for Christian Kepler
Wishing you another 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy the tripHAVE A BLASTMANY MANY RETURNS OF THE DAY!!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Christian Kepler left a comment for Christian Kepler
Hello Deepak...and Thank You very much I will have a good day especially now that you wished it so.
Thanks
Deepak Gupta left a comment for Christian Kepler
A birthday is just the first day of another 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy the trip
HAVE A BLAST
MANY MANY RETURNS OF THE DAY
!!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Christian Kepler replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Yes, I did notice the triangle in your sketch contained several relations. Henceforth, I shall further define all sketches.
Thankx again Deepak
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Nice to hear from about this. One more thing I would like to add. The part which you have uploaded mostly contains undefined sketches. As a advice, try to create parts with defined sketches and make it a habbit.
Deepak
Christian Kepler replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Yes, you diffinetly are correct the sweep feature does make the operation faster and more simple. Hmm, it is always interesting that we can get the Solidworks program to do things for us almost seeming as if by shear will power?
Well, now I have…
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Christian, I not able to understand that why you have used loft cut feature where as these can be achieved easily by simple sweep. We use loft where we have two or more than two different section. When we have a same cross section throughout, it is…
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Christian, seems you did a lot of homework and that sounds interesting. I will check the file tomorrow my morning and update you the results.
Deepak
Christian Kepler replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Hello Deepak,
How are you my friend? I uploaded 3-files showing first a shaft with an external lofted revolve detailing a screws thread pattern. Then 2nd is a connecting part which details an internal lofted revolve of a screws thread pattern(so…
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature'
Christian, any specific reason for using Loft feature. Did you tried Sweep. Also can you upload the problematic file for someone to look at.
Better Screw Design Using Lofted Boss/Base & lofted Cut Feature
Hello All,I seem to have a small issue when creating screw and threaded parts using Lofted Boss/Base & Lofted Cut feature.After first creating a helix feature from a circle I then add two independent sketches of triangular shape to be added as two profiles, then I add the helix as the centerline parameter.I get the extruded threaded feature perfectly, yet when reversing the helix for the proper mating surface for the screws threads as a Lofted cut I get a middle section which has…See More
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Christian Kepler replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Windows 7 & Solidworks 2009 Open/Save Files'
Kool, sounds like the RC Windows 7 has solved all of these issues. Perhaps, even the issue that is somehow interferring with the proper install of sw09 sp3.
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Windows 7 & Solidworks 2009 Open/Save Files'
Check this thread on SolidWorks Forum.
Deepak Gupta replied to Christian Kepler's discussion 'Importing psd,pdf and/or other photo files including jpg into Solidworks'
I'm on Office Professional. How are you downloading the SP 3.0 files. Are you downloading the complete package (around 3 GB) or just the updates.
Profile Information
- What version of SolidWorks do you currently use?
- 2009
- How many years have you been using SolidWorks?
- 7+
- What certifications do you have? (CSWP, CSWA, ETC...)
- CSWP
- What other programs do you use?
- Pro E, Catia, Nx, Inventor, Autocad, 3ds, Maya, Real flow, Painter 11, Photoshop, Zbrushes.
- What are you running SolidWorks on?
- Intel c2Q6600 @4239Mhz 1.68V
Asus Rampage Extreme
Asus 3870X2TOP' 4-Dvis'
2GB Ocz Flex II DDR3 2000Mhz 8-8-8-24
WD 160GB HDD x2 in Raid0
Apevia 680w & Logisys 550w
HP2408H 24'' LCD & VG2230WM 22" LCD
Two Custom Clear Plexiglass Cases 1-PC & 1-LS
SupremeFx X-Fi
HKsoundSticksII,Miglia2.1,Logisys2.1=5.3
Plantronics Bluetooth P-590
Saitek Obsidian&Griffin Power Mate
Lighted Acrylic Multicolor Mouse Pad
Logitech DiNovo&Optimus mini3 keyboard
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
Vapo Chill LightSpeed (JinMod)
4x Danger Den Maze-5 AquaCom360&PolarBear50chiller
AquaComputer 360XT Water Tower
Enzotech north,south,mosfets water blocks
- What field do you work in?
- Conceptual Design
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- At 3:59am on January 13, 2011,
Deepak Gupta said…
- Wishing you another 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy the trip
HAVE A BLAST
MANY MANY RETURNS OF THE DAY
!!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
- At 10:16am on January 13, 2010,
Christian Kepler said…
- Hello Deepak...and Thank You very much I will have a good day especially now that you wished it so.
Thanks
- At 4:21am on January 13, 2010,
Deepak Gupta said…
- A birthday is just the first day of another 365-day journey around the sun. Enjoy the trip
HAVE A BLAST
MANY MANY RETURNS OF THE DAY
!!HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
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