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Old June 17th, 2010, 06:58 PM
rpjd rpjd is offline
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Default swept features in 3 planes?

The tutorial on swept features in Solid Edge V20 (academic) shows how to create a swept part through 2 planes. Is it possible to create a swept part using all 3 planes? If so, is there a tutorial?
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Old June 21st, 2010, 06:04 AM
Solid DNA Solid DNA is offline
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RPJD

Start by create the path of the Sweep.

Then create a sketch on plane perpendicular to a curve to position three plane along the parth, this will allow you to create the three profiles you need.

When you will start the Sweep, in the option use "Multiple path and cross section"

See the help topic
  • Swept Protrusion Command
  • Constructing
  • Swept Features (sub-topics at the bottom)

Maybe you could also have good result using the loft command

See the help topic
  • Constructing lofted features

The last one look at Bluesurf

See the help topic
  • Surface Modeling in Solid Edge
  • BlueSurf command
  • BlueSurf Options Dialog Box
  • Or make
search using BlueSurf in the help
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