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SOLID REVOLVE CUT AN ELLIPSE


tim_h
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I'm hoping to tap into the wealth of knowledge on here,

I am trying to get this (blue) ellipse to "revolve cut" my solid and i'm not having any luck...

I may be missing something simple here...

I have tried half and one quarter of the ellipse. Picking the vertical "Z" line as the axis rotation.

The ellipse was created as ARCs... The ellipse will end up being a plated mirror finish.

 

Thanks for your help !

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This.

Arc segments...

I created another ellipse using NURBS.

There is the option of using line segments, but I thought that may not be what I am after.

I tried to get the "NURBS" ellipse to revolve cut and and no luck.

I hope these arc intersections don't show up in the part. It it less than an 1.0 in diameter. So i'll use as large a tool as I can.

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10 hours ago, tim_h said:

This.

Arc segments...

I created another ellipse using NURBS.

There is the option of using line segments, but I thought that may not be what I am after.

I tried to get the "NURBS" ellipse to revolve cut and and no luck.

I hope these arc intersections don't show up in the part. It it less than an 1.0 in diameter. So i'll use as large a tool as I can.

REVOLVE CUT 4.PNG

no, they wont show up in the code.  They're just for surfaces graphic representation.  MC will see it as one entity 

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