how create a model in single feature

[vg18492]

Hi this is prasad iam new this.


this is good fourm for mechanical


is it possible to create the following model in single feature


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[wtb999]

why do you want to create this in one feature? I am not
sure if that can be done.
It is fairly simple in 2 features though. Extrude and then
a corner chamfer. Creo has corner chamfer feature. I dont
recall if WF has it.

 

[vg18492]

I seen in one of model . In that model tree only one extrude & one datam plane


what u sad is true .I now that way.


But i need to now how he crated.

 

[vg18492]

In WF 4 that corner chamfer is there.

 

[telecomguy]

Yes. A Blend will do it. Rather than a triangle, I duplicated your image by blending two non-uniform hexagons. The 'points' of the triangle are really short line segments.


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[vg18492]

thanks for all


in blend iwill coming like this .I dont want like this


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i want with extrude only but with on datam plane extra


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[telecomguy]

You can create with no datum planes. They were just in my start part. Here's another view with the small edge enlarged. Just drive that dimension to something really small to make it appear as a point.

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[vg18492]

thanks for ur value information


is it made with extrude or blend?


iam sorry if iam voliate any rules of this forum

 

[kdem]

You can also blend a triangle to a square which removes the need to adjust the sketch for rounded corners.

 

[tobbo]

I just made one using VSS and a relation, although you do need a curve as a trajectory first. (Iow, imade ageometry that goes from a square to a triangle as seen in the first pic)


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The datum after your extrude probably dont have anything to do with the geometry unless its used for cutting using solidfy (and that will be an extra feature) .


What you can try is to write an relation inside your extrude sketch that looks directly at the "height" of your modell and then changes the geometry that way. Like what i did in my vss, butin that one i used trajpar that actually relates to the sketch/height automatically.


butstill.....Why?


//Tobias
Edited by: tobbo