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Question asked by Raed Bulbul on Apr 15, 2017
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Hello everybody,

I'm Raed Bulbul, a mechanical engineer from Jordan.

I'm actually new to this forum so I welcome all of you.

actually, I was asked to do some kind of safety shoes based on a sketch given to me, so that it could be sent to some manufacturer.

when I try to make a boundary surface in solidworks 2015 and when I try to add the direction spline it gives **error**sketch 1 . !!

Does any one know what the problem might be and can any one fix it ??

I've attached a screenshot of the problem and the source file for this tiny project.

looking forward to your replies.

Thanks in advance.

Eng. Raed Bulbul.

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J. Mather Apr 15, 2017 7:56 AM

Examine the 3D sketch carefully from the Top view at intersection with Sketch3.

I would probably isolate the guide curves on the Front Plane as individual sketches as well.

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Raed Bulbul @ J. Mather on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM

hello J. Mather,

Thanks alot for your reply.

actually If you could maybe explain it a little more for me it would be appreciated.

thanks.

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Paul Salvador Apr 15, 2017 9:10 AM

Raed,.. as J. Mather noted.. you have 2 contraints on Sketch3... (see image) and the other issue is with contraints in Sketch2 (see image).. the blue (ref) dims shown should be driven and pierced (or coincident).

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Raed Bulbul @ Paul Salvador on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM

hello paul salvador,

Thanks alot to you too.

Yes I had a look and found that I have constraints in sketch 2.

but how can I get over these constrains to complete the task ??!

thanks Paul Salvador

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Raed Bulbul @ Paul Salvador on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM

Paul Salvador

If you could do it for me and Actually tell how you did it because it seems not to work with me, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks anyway.

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J. Mather Apr 15, 2017 7:56 AM
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Examine the 3D sketch carefully from the Top view at intersection with Sketch3.
I would probably isolate the guide curves on the Front Plane as individual sketches as well.
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- Raed Bulbul @ J. Mather on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM
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  hello J. Mather,
  Thanks alot for your reply.
  actually If you could maybe explain it a little more for me it would be appreciated.
  thanks.
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Paul Salvador Apr 15, 2017 9:10 AM
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Raed,.. as J. Mather noted.. you have 2 contraints on Sketch3... (see image) and the other issue is with contraints in Sketch2 (see image).. the blue (ref) dims shown should be driven and pierced (or coincident).
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- Raed Bulbul @ Paul Salvador on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM
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  hello paul salvador,
  Thanks alot to you too.
  Yes I had a look and found that I have constraints in sketch 2.
  but how can I get over these constrains to complete the task ??!
  thanks Paul Salvador
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- Raed Bulbul @ Paul Salvador on Apr 16, 2017 8:02 AM
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  Paul Salvador
  If you could do it for me and Actually tell how you did it because it seems not to work with me, I would really appreciate it.
  Thanks anyway.
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