cone with dx, dy

[HyDrageN]

Hi to all
I'm trying to draw a cone but not from the same center
I need something very different as is Blend to do that , because the first cicle is in different angle from second
Anyone knows how to achieve that?


http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/3336/conetu.jpg

Thanks in advance

 

[HyDrageN]

come on guys
i don't think there isn't a solution for that geometry
where is the trick? )

 

[kenppy]

Could you rephrase the problem.

The answer may be easy, it's the question that's hard.

 

[rmatija]

Idon't understand what you menan


Other picture maybe ?

 

[krow72]

I can not understand the drawing that you posted. Here is what I think you can do. draw a circle curve for the bottom of your cone. Create a new plane on the angle and distance you want the top of the cone and draw the second circle. You then use boundry blend to make the cone shape. Not sure if this is what you are trying to do but the best I can give you with the info provided.

 

[dr_gallup]

Do you mean something like this? Just sketch the two circles and make a general blend between them.
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[faisalmk]

Dear
<a style="font-weight: bold;" name="185227"></a>HyDrageNEven though I could not see the attached picture you put because when I go to the link it promotes me_Domain unregistered_, but I think the solution is here. If you can send me the picture to my e-mail:" faisalkaabneh@yahoo.com" I think that this would be much better.
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[HyDrageN]

Sorry for my bad english. i don't speak good :\

The solution was with to oval from different center and different datum planes (different angles)
Thanks all for your replies , I appreciate that

Now i have another problem
On that cone, i created a new surface with Style tool and when i'm going to do Drawing i can't dimension that surface

So now i need to take that surface (copy from part) and i must create one new part with the same dimensions
How i do that ?
I tried Copy Geometry but really i don't know how it works this command :\