cutting cylinder axis c

[gola]

Hi, my name is Matteo. I'm a solid works teacher. I'll tell you what I want to do. I designed a cylinder diameter 100 with length mm100, I created another cylinder diameter 20 perpendicular to the previous (as if it were a milling) I placed it on a d.80, now I have to create a path advancing for mm50 and rotate the cylinder d.100 of 11.5gradi, after I have to move again of mm25 and rotate the cylinder d.100 of 22.5 degrees from the opposite pin.how do I?
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[DottorMouse]

hi matteo, it doesn't have to be really a nothing game;-) ... in my opinion you should use the " spiral prop" function to create the path on the cylinder to "cold". and already here I do not know if it is possible to create a variable step spiral with reversal of the sense of the propeller. then you do nothing but create an extrusion of the "cold" and use the function "cut with sweep of the solid. it may be necessary to create a curve for points on the surface of the cylinder rather than a propeller. I hope there's some expert on cams that can lead you a little better, though. Have fun.

 

[marcof]

Hi, my name is Matteo. I'm a solid works teacher. I'll tell you what I want to do. I designed a cylinder diameter 100 with length mm100, I created another cylinder diameter 20 perpendicular to the previous (as if it were a milling) I placed it on a d.80, now I have to create a path advancing for mm50 and rotate the cylinder d.100 of 11.5gradi, after I have to move again of mm25 and rotate the cylinder d.100 of 22.5 degrees from the opposite pin.how do I?

I made a prova flying and how much planning is put on a little like the Christmas tree so I do not exclude that you can remake with half feature.
try to see if it can go, but to me it seems a half-flacker because the sweep cut with solid does not accept pathways with live edges (because of this choice is a mystery) for the processing it is to be made independent for each propeller creating therefore two cylinders that simulate the cut, one at the start and one on the change of direction. for this I think that in the change of direction there are workings of the virtual milling head different from those that would make a candle mill.

if someone has answers or I have not explained this well and never [email protected] grazie

look that forum is not a help desk to which you ask answers in private. the solutions that are provided to you then serve everyone, otherwise it is worth closing shack and puppets

 

[gola]

Thanks for the help, but I had tried, too, and the problem is that the sweep doesn't accept living edges, I don't know how to do it.

 

[gola]

thanks for sending me the file, but also to me the problem of the living edges that does not create the sweep to create problems, however thanks soon

 

[marcof]

thanks for sending me the file, but also to me the problem of the living edges that does not create the sweep to create problems, however thanks soon

the edges of the quarry of the file that I attached to you are correct. If you want the perfectly cylindrical bottom just make the cut deeper and then with a solid extrusion of a circle diameter 80 mm go to fill the flaws of the feature.

 

[gola]

Thank you now I try.