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modeling wire mesh

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Hello everyone! I use solidworks recently and would like to ask the most experienced users of me an idea about how to model the wire mesh listed in the annex... Thank you:20150524_110323.webp20150524_110323.webp
 
do:
revolution
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apply an aspect with transprence that makes it look like a network
 
I was looking for a method to realize the wire mesh by woven wires, but I think I will follow your idea... thank you very kind:finger:
 
I was looking for a method to realize the wire mesh by woven wires
then it would be useful to be more precise in the demands.
for the central part models a vertical thread and a horizontal one making them as sweep with the path and section of the wire and then repeating them linearly with the step equal to the point where they cross
I don't know what to suggest.

definitely is a job that weighs down the file very much and if it doesn't have any computing utility it doesn't help anything
 
I would do 2 configurations,
a complete, to be used in the table, and a lightened, suspending the wires and replacing them with a full wall, to be used together.
a piece of the genus completely modeled weighs monstrously the asses.
 
but also so, if it is not strictly necessary, it is a useless job in terms of time and system resources.
in the table you add a retino and put the note of the type of knitting.
 
I also agree with Massivonweizen.
I do 2 configurations only if I had to make a fem on the model. then the first configuration would be complete and the second simplified. Otherwise, I don't even see the point. becomes only more complex, heavy and long to realize. . .
 
with that much... seen that he wants to get hurt by shaping the net... I want to use the detail only where it is needed, together I don't think it is useful.
If I did it... I would do it as you said, in one configuration with the note on tavoila of the type of network!
 

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