Above is an example of the type of hole wizard I'm trying to add to a curving surface. This is due to needing to have a headed screw placed in the spot to hold individual pieces together. I have no issue with removing the threads as I'll be adding them to the other piece. I just need to maintain that shape while having the countersink.
Thank you.
...maybe set a setup block (jig) for the orientation and drill through both and delete the block?
Insert a reference plane someplace perpendicular to the hole. Use the hole wizard and select the plane.
You can either adjust the plane position or the size of the C'bore to get it where you want it.
Couple questions.
I've tried it by selecting the face before the starting the hole wizard and and by starting hole wizard first.
I'm also tried to use the 3D sketch.
I'm wanting the hole to to be normal to the bottom of the circle on the curved surface thus giving a screw head cut out up the surface.
I'm using 2021
I can't provide the file due to it being privileged.
I am assuming you want the c'sunk hole normal to a "bottom" planar surface.
Here's the approach I would take:
1. Create a plane parallel to the bottom planar surface at a distance; this will be the major diameter of the c'sink.
2. Create a series of spotfaces, smaller than the c'sink's thru diameter.
3. Create the c'sinks on the spotfaces.
4. Cut away or use delete face to remove any material missed by the hole wizard's c'sink.
SWAG/exaggerated model attached, hope this helps.
Ray
Edited:
I am assuming you want the c'sunk hole normal to a "bottom" planar surface.
Here's the approach I would take:
1. Create a plane parallel to the bottom planar surface at a distance; this will be the major diameter of the c'sink.
2. Create a series of spotfaces, smaller than the c'sink's thru diameter.
3. Create the c'sinks on the spotfaces.
4. Cut away or use delete face to remove any material missed by the hole wizard's c'sink.
SWAG/exaggerated model attached, hope this helps.
Ray