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Question: Possible to apply draft and shell in this case?

Question asked by Patrik Nilsson on Sep 16, 2019
Latest reply on Sep 22, 2019 by JD Mather

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I am new to this forum and to the application. I am running 2019-2010 application and the pdf is from 2018 so there is a gap in what is presented from numerous parties.

what I would like to know what the best way is to create the boss extrustion inside the embodiment, how I create the number of cuts on the outside and how to I create the walls inside the embodiment. As I mentioned I am new to this and do not know all the functions and the best way to proceed. I am enclosing a screenshot with arrows. Also I tried to post this in the right forum.

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Glenn Schroeder Sep 17, 2019 7:53 AM
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Welcome to the forum. Please see Can someone help me with my school assignment?
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Maha Nadarasa Sep 17, 2019 7:55 AM
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How can I attach a file to a forum post?
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JOHN GEORGE Sep 17, 2019 7:59 AM
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Patrik,
I think you want to modify an existing part with a draft at certain features.
Looking at the picture, it's easier to model this part from scratch than changing and adding features from an imported model, if you have the dimensions
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S. Casale Sep 17, 2019 8:36 AM
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Revolve
Shell
Rib
Extrude
Extrude Cut
Fillet
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Glenn Schroeder @ S. Casale on Sep 17, 2019 8:39 AM
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S. Casale wrote:

Revolve
Shell
Rib
Extrude
Extrude Cut
Fillet

...and maybe a circular pattern or two?
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S. Casale @ Glenn Schroeder on Sep 17, 2019 8:51 AM
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Glenn Schroeder wrote:

S. Casale wrote:

Revolve
Shell
Rib
Extrude
Extrude Cut
Fillet

...and maybe a circular pattern or two?
Don't give away the secret sauce recipe.
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Kevin Pymm @ S. Casale on Sep 17, 2019 9:48 AM
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S. Casale wrote:

Revolve
Shell
Rib
Extrude
Extrude Cut
Fillet
If you do a Revolve first I don't think you need to Shell.....unless I'm seeing it wrong.
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Jim Steinmeyer @ Kevin Pymm on Sep 17, 2019 9:51 AM
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Now do one rib, one hole and one boss 360 pattern with 5 instances botta boom botta bing all done.
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S. Casale @ Jim Steinmeyer on Sep 17, 2019 10:40 AM
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Now do one rib, one hole and one boss 360 pattern with 5 instances botta boom botta bing all done.
This guy gets some points.
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Craig Schultz @ Kevin Pymm on Sep 17, 2019 2:28 PM
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Not if you want the flat on the lip so it can sit flush. But it's hard to tell from an image out of an assignment book.....
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ömür tokman Sep 18, 2019 6:06 AM
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Just a short video to give ideas.
You can watch the video by slowing down.
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John Stoltzfus @ Jim Steinmeyer on Sep 18, 2019 7:22 AM
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Jim Steinmeyer wrote:

Now do one rib, one hole and one boss 360 pattern with 5 instances botta boom botta bing all done.
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J. Mather Sep 18, 2019 7:38 AM
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Patrik Nilsson

Where did you go?

1-9YPWSX5 wrote:

... the pdf is from 2018 so there is a gap in what is presented from numerous parties.

You did not cite your sources of information?
Where is the pdf? Attach it here or provide link to the reference document.
Can you ask your instructor to join this discussion?
Can you Attach the *.sldprt of your attempt?
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Patrik Nilsson @ J. Mather on Sep 18, 2019 9:54 AM
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I usually get two questions by those that do not help out or just have plenty of time on their hands and that is that my English spelling/grammar is bad or where the "source" is.

If I would mention that the instructor is using a low resolution so that the slide smears, so badly that nothing is visable or that he does not know his native language or that he is incompetent or not motivated, or that error messages show up all the time when he is demonstrating a 2015 Solidworks version so he has to work around the errors and go off script, then I would get some serious punishment. The punishent is done in public so the rest know not to ask questions. How it works in your end of the world, I do not care. You do not get your job on merit as a "teacher".

So if you do not have anything to say that is relevant to my posting then leave me alone.
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Patrik Nilsson @ Kevin Pymm on Sep 18, 2019 9:59 AM
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I will try the advice out when I get some time. No one contributed with a solution and that was not the intention, I know in what neck of the woods I will look and have an idea of what to do. Thanks a lot for all the contributions and tips.
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John Stoltzfus @ Patrik Nilsson on Sep 18, 2019 10:53 AM
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1-9YPWSX5 wrote:

I usually get two questions by those that do not help out or just have plenty of time on their hands and that is that my English spelling/grammar is bad or where the "source" is.

If I would mention that the instructor is using a low resolution so that the slide smears, so badly that nothing is visable or that he does not know his native language or that he is incompetent or not motivated, or that error messages show up all the time when he is demonstrating a 2015 Solidworks version so he has to work around the errors and go off script, then I would get some serious punishment. The punishent is done in public so the rest know not to ask questions. How it works in your end of the world, I do not care. You do not get your job on merit as a "teacher".

So if you do not have anything to say that is relevant to my posting then leave me alone.
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J. Mather @ Patrik Nilsson on Sep 18, 2019 11:07 AM
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Patrik Nilsson wrote:

So if you do not have anything to say that is relevant to my posting then leave me alone.
Consider for a moment that you have access to some of the best SolidWorks users in the world willing to help you learn SolidWorks. (for free)
You can best utilize that professional help by Attach your *.sldprt attempt here.
Modeling this part is maybe only 5% of the value of the exercise. Learning best practices techniques from the experts is the other 95%.
Is that relevant?
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Glenn Schroeder Sep 18, 2019 11:09 AM
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We tend to not react well when we get a screenshot of an assignment, with a bunch of general questions and no visible effort by the poster to solve the problems. If you will attach your attempt, with specific questions about what you're having problems with, I think you will be pleased with the results.

If you read that blog post I linked to in the first response here you'd know all the above. You have had several requests to attach your model, but have ignored all of them, and instead attacked one of the people trying to help. That's not the best way to get answers.
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John Stoltzfus @ Glenn Schroeder on Sep 18, 2019 11:13 AM
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Glenn Schroeder wrote:

That's not the best way to get answers.
He was after attention, not information or answers for his post....
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Frederick Law @ Patrik Nilsson on Sep 18, 2019 11:26 AM
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Patrik Nilsson wrote:

I usually get two questions by those that do not help out or just have plenty of time on their hands and that is that my English spelling/grammar is bad or where the "source" is.

If I would mention that the instructor is using a low resolution so that the slide smears, so badly that nothing is visable or that he does not know his native language or that he is incompetent or not motivated, or that error messages show up all the time when he is demonstrating a 2015 Solidworks version so he has to work around the errors and go off script, then I would get some serious punishment. The punishent is done in public so the rest know not to ask questions. How it works in your end of the world, I do not care. You do not get your job on merit as a "teacher".

So if you do not have anything to say that is relevant to my posting then leave me alone.
So according to your reply, the answer to your question is: Yes.
Without any irrelevant info.
We'll treat all your questions this way from now on.
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Alex Lachance @ Frederick Law on Sep 18, 2019 11:31 AM
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Mark this as correct plz
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Matt Peneguy Sep 18, 2019 11:31 AM
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Paul Salvador @ Patrik Nilsson on Sep 18, 2019 12:18 PM
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...calm down Patrik Nilsson ... most all are here to help...
Urban Dictionary: Water off a Duck's back
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Patrik Nilsson @ J. Mather on Sep 18, 2019 12:43 PM
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if the experts are experts then they will be able to give out recommendations based on screen shots and overview answers. not solve anything for me. I am the one that am doing the work and no one else. As I explained why I am on this forum. No one forces anyone to answer. If you do not understand, are stuck in standards that are not applicable in real life and lack sympathy/empathy then I am sure there are many others that can provide a file to load.
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Patrik Nilsson @ Frederick Law on Sep 18, 2019 12:46 PM
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Considering that you have not even been involved in the beginning but have a comment on my questions why bother to answer in the first place. Normally people have more important things to do then to tell others how, what and when people should do what and think accordding to their framework. The people that answer are the ones to be honored and not the oes that have comments on how things are done "in here". This is just like the people that come p from the wood work and say "this is not invented here" so scrap it and then they are rarely seen again.
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