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How do I eliminate this zero tolerance error around a circular pattern?
Hi Kahasim,
this is a common issue with those who want to do ribs on circular objects. The issue, usually, is they are trying to do a linear rib on a circular edge. My approach would be, for the object that you show, is to revolve the general profile without the negative cut between the ribs, then from the top (or end) cut out material between the 1st and 2nd rib quadrant, and then pattern the cut (or pattern the sketch profile that cuts).
Make the rib overlap the circle. To remove "Zero".
Or do not combine, create multi-body.
Or revolve cut.
@Maha Nadarasa
how are you going to manufacture to a zero thickness, your making a area that cannot be produced, modeled yes, made no.
You can either do the ribs as revloves and have a circular rib, or you have to make the rib protrude into the main boss further then the radius is on the outside edge of the ribs.
1. Revolve boss
2. Cut extrude
Result
I'm trying to cut into the ribs a little the exact face of the rib
Make different Revolve-Boss solid.
Also your ribs can be more "on time"
I liked how you cut downward. So you cant revolve cut the triangular face?
I actually want to cut smaller than the triangular face I see now
So... maybe use Rib command but like bellow:
Kahasim Brown wrote:
I liked how you cut downward. So you cant revolve cut the triangular face?
If you rotate the triangle you will get a rib with radial walls. The outer thickness will be greater than the inner thickness. Generally the thickness is either equal to or slightly tapered outward depending on the manufacturing process.
Revolve triangle:
Kahasim Brown wrote:
How is it going to be produced?
For modelin better is do one rib complety and after use circular pattern
What you are trying to do? Asking this question to find out simple way.