Hi,
how could I easily convert all internal space of assembly to some solid, ready for 3D print. Meaning all pipes/profiles etc would need to be filled...
Is there a quick way or do I need to do this manually?
Hi,
how could I easily convert all internal space of assembly to some solid, ready for 3D print. Meaning all pipes/profiles etc would need to be filled...
Is there a quick way or do I need to do this manually?
yeah..would be helpful
Try the Intersect tool .
It's just normal structure made of hollow beams. Can't really put a model up here.
Damir Galic wrote:
It's just normal structure made of hollow beams. Can't really put a model up here.
Why not? Upload a model, any model including a bunch of hollow beams.
If you want a quick answer, please help us work less hard in re-creating your model.
Permission may be granted to upload a parasolid model. Try it.
Probably the easiest way would be to have configuration based weldment profiles. One configuration with sketch for interior walls and one without interior walls.
You would also need to have no gaps in your joints. Otherwise would have to glue everything together.
Hello,
See here Finding enclosed volumes across multiple parts in an assembly
It will create a part with all the enclosed spaces. You can then add it to the assembly to fill the voids.
It won't fill open-ended profiles though.
If you can attach the file I can try a method I envisage.