topic Re: Joining corners in 3D Part & Assembly Design

Joining corners

SerbanDumbrava — Sat, 12 Dec 2020 20:47:34 GMT

Hi,I have a problem with something I supposed is a 1-st grade problem. I'm trying to do a skeleton-driven PVC window. For that I made an assemby with a skeleton (a square) and I planned to add to eache of the 4 sides of the skeleton an assembly containing flexible frame, flexible

Re: Joining corners

SerbanDumbrava — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 18:13:20 GMT

So? Is that hard to do?

Re: Joining corners

DavidButz — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 20:38:09 GMT

Serban,

Sorry, but I don't quite understand what you are trying to do from your description. Also, what do you mean by saying the parts are "flexible".

Do you have a picture of some sort that you could post, so it would be clearer what you are trying to do?

David

Re: Joining corners

SerbanDumbrava — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 06:23:16 GMT

I sitched to another assembly (a mullion) but the problem persists. It cuts through the "m109418", it cuts the "sol106" but it doesn't cut the two "sol157910" and the "230-10-968-09". The depth was set both to 55, the width of the m109418 profile ( on his side is done the sketch), and "through all" on both sides

this assembly I want to join with another, cut at the same angle. That one does not get cut at all.

Re: Joining corners

nico74 — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 08:42:33 GMT

Hi Serban,

Did you check the "intersect" tab when you create the cut?

it should be on automatic or you should choose the body you liked to be cut

Nicolas

Re: Joining corners

SerbanDumbrava — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 08:53:57 GMT

Thank you for the ideea.

It was set automatically. I switched it to manual but the problem persists.

Re: Joining corners

DavidButz — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:57:06 GMT

This is a little puzzling; I don't know why your cut is not getting everything if you set up the options correctly. A suggestion for an alternative approach:

Create a flat surface in the assembly and copy it into each part, then use that surface to trim at the part level. You could even use a 45 degree line and use it to create an extruded cut in each part.

Re: Joining corners

StefanBachschus — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 12:06:08 GMT

Hello Serban,

did you ever try ExpertFrameworkExtension for these type of designs? Using this you can do the mitre joints just by selecting the 2 beams to mitre.

No assmebly cuts etc required. You also can define your own beam-assemblies (frame profile, gasket, cap profile etc) and route them along curves

You can try it as EFX lite in WF5 just by setting config.pro option efx_enable to yes

If you want more information, let me know, then I can help (stefan@buw-soft.de)

Stefan

Re: Joining corners

Kevin — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:17:49 GMT

Are the parts solid or do the parts contain surface feature geometry? Surface models and geometry will result in what you are seeing. Can you show what's in the intersect list?

Re: Joining corners

SerbanDumbrava — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 14:49:24 GMT

It's very odd. The same 5pieces in every assembly of the 6-piece-frame. Some times it cuts the base profile (M109418) and I'm using the same tehniqu every time (sketch - extrude)