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Re: Fillet a surface
They want you to be able to use several different surface functions to be able to put the fillet on the part. You need to use some combination of Untrim, Trim, Extend, Knit, etc, functions. They have basically removed the fillets, you have to put them back.
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Re: Fillet a surface
Dave Dinius wrote:
You need to use some combination of Untrim, Trim, Extend, Knit, etc, functions. ....
Sounds like too much work to me?
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Re: Fillet a surface
..as Dave Dinius suggest... you'd need to take steps to remove (repeal) and replace... what I saw was the outside/offset shell is ~4.8mm from the inside.. so, I copied the surfaces I would need later, removed the outside, offset the inside 4.8mm and extended/untrimmed and filleted back the outside.
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Re: Fillet a surface
My attempt.
Edit: Oops, I missed this part of the problem description.
"...and they state a fillet of 9.525mm"
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Re: Fillet a surface
We was thinking along the same line. I made mine before I looked at yours J. Mather Not quite the same but close.....
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Re: Fillet a surface
now, I'm confused.. the inside surface fillet is at 9.525.. so,. the outside fillet is also 9.525?... . normally or wall thickness (~4.8) would make the outside ~14.33?
..btw,.. you made me think again about making this simpler...and, this can be done using a face fillet!... I honestly was surprised but it works with either the 9.525 or the 14.33!
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Re: Fillet a surface
I'm not sure if I understood it correctly, but I used a fill surface and stitched the resulting surfaces to the imported surfaces using the create solid option. I then used delete face (with patch option) and then added fillets.
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