Simplyzip download the last version for windows

#Simplyzip download the last version for windows how to

As you can see by comparing the two dependency graphs, using just the Part Design Workbench is a bit simpler than the way you have gone about it. Everything that is needed for constructing that part in accordance to what you posted in the PDF is right there in Part Design. There is no need to go from Part to Part Design to Draft to Part. WithSketch_depgraph.png (21.72 KiB) Viewed 1229 times And you have the end of an arc intruding into the space that should be a solid. If your using 4 circles and they are all the same size, only give one of them the radius and then make them all equal. The point on point or coincident constraint is the one you should be using, along with the all the common points with the circles and arcs. You should of used the coincident constraint, not the point on line, as it only attaches the point to the line and it is free to move anywhere along that line.

It has a broken face because you used the wrong type of constraint to constrain your end points. Which would be all well and good except your sketch won't Pad because it has a broken face. The first thing you should do with that sketch is to Pad it to thickness. If your using Part Design for this part, which would be the best for what it is, there is no reason to use Cut on this part. I have also test to do the array command in the Draft menu, but it will not work for me.

#Simplyzip download the last version for windows how to

How to set centrepoints for the R10 and R7 circles in the menu?Ģ. So how to cut the last part and do the fillet command?ġ. When I test Fillet between the R10- and R30 circles it will not work at all. The part which i crossing with the dimension arrow can not be cut. Now I have drawn in Part Desig and it work for me untill I use the Cut command in the upper left part.