Dear SW Specialists,
What is the best way to connect two surfaces (from edge to edge)?
There is distance between them.
Tangency connection would be welcome.
I need after connecting surfaces use thickness operation.
Greg
Dear SW Specialists,
What is the best way to connect two surfaces (from edge to edge)?
There is distance between them.
Tangency connection would be welcome.
I need after connecting surfaces use thickness operation.
Greg
You are trying to do to much in one feature. Break you transition surfaces into smaller chunks and I think you will have better luck.
What is this that you are trying to create? May help us offer you a better workflow.
Cheers,
Anna
Dear Anna,
It is part of hand protector for roller skates - my own vision. On 99% it will never be produced (or maybe any 3d printing). I would like to improve my Solidworks skills and I was trying to play with surfaces. In my job unfortunately I use simple modelling and assemblies but I know that world od Solidworks is so huge and interesting .
BR
You can make the entire thing in a single boundary surface, but you will have to use connectors to control it properly. A "smeared" surface like what you are showing will cause problems down the road with things like fillets and shell, or offset. Just right click on the loop and select "add connector", then manipulate the ends of the connector until it takes the shortest path. You can add as many connectors as you need.
Best of luck.
Hi
"boundary", "fill"
use what best for you