I need to import models as solid bodies not surface bodies. Help please. I am not looking for a feature tree just a solid body. Thanks
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I am using SolidWorks 2006. I need to do a 3D profile cut from the assembly. I seen it done once, but never needed it till now. I am using customer supplide parts, and need to build fixtures and…Continue
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Kenneth Moriarity replied to Kenneth Moriarity's discussion '3D cutting'
Yes it worked Thank you.
I posted a issue I am having on saturday.
Can anyone help me with this this has stopped my project.
Thank's for any help. Ken
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I need to take one part and use it to form another part. Like you do in creating molds. I have only done this once a year ago. PLEASE HELP
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Deepak Gupta replied to Kenneth Moriarity's discussion '3D cutting'
In assembly, edit the part in which you need that cut. Now go to Insert > Features > Cavity and select the other part whose portion you want to remove from the part. Click OK and you should be done. Hope this solves the issue.
3D cutting
I am using SolidWorks 2006. I need to do a 3D profile cut from the assembly. I seen it done once, but never needed it till now. I am using customer supplide parts, and need to build fixtures and machines around them. At this time I have a molded part, and I need to locate it. To do this I need a part profile transfered to the locators. How do you do this. I can not attch the files to large for my home connection. Thank you for your time.KenSee More
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- What version of SolidWorks do you currently use?
- 2006
- How many years have you been using SolidWorks?
- 10
- What certifications do you have? (CSWP, CSWA, ETC...)
- certified in 1999
- What other programs do you use?
- Solid Edge, Autocad Mechanical
- What are you running SolidWorks on?
- HP media center
- What field do you work in?
- Was automotive
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- http://ken_moriarity@hotmail.com
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- http://theswgeek.com
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- help
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- search for sw help
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Deepak Gupta said…
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- At 1:40am on August 31, 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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