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May 22nd, 2008, 12:16 PM
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ug question, very urgent
How to create Variable pitch helix in unigraphics with following specification?
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Start pitch=123mm
end pitch =200mm
diameter=126mm
length=1000mm
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Are yout talking about getting an curve you can sweep around or what?
What is your goal I can get you a curve from I-Deas with these numbers
I think you can set up law curver in UG to get this type of curve
Also Can you do a revolve with translate with a change in radius
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Varible pitch helix
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i have attached file of the component for your referance.
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Law Curves are your friend
Law curves is definitely the way to do this.
Hint: t is your variable, its range is 0 to 1, divided into increments.
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