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I think I have used it in the past but I am a little rusty so I will run through the tutorials tomorrow in my free time. As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

I noticed that odd face at the D shaped boss, I can go back and get rid of that based on changing the profile of the swept cut or maybe replace it with a lofted cut. The sides are supposed to be different, although i will make them the same when i finish playing with it. What do you mean by...

here As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often. http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=c8bdc2b7-4476-487d-9ec4-278ea3537261&file=body4cR32checkpoint3.SLDPRT

no that didnt do the trick either.... odd, some of those surface commands dont give good results.... As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

i can try that..... give me a second As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

thanks, now if i couls just get the filet command to work on the edges of all those raised "guides"... As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

here is another shot with a more clear rendering: As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

I got it, by adjusting my lofted cuts, never could figure out the face surfacing.... As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

I just need to trim this face where i have the line here, then i can worry about re-lofting As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

Ok here is where I am at, some faces deleted and need to "re-loft" them As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

Im still having trouble with it, I deleted the faces I dont want but I am unsure how to loft the edges back together.... As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

Ok thanks I'm going to play with it in a bit here. As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

I will look into the surface tool kit, any idea what tool in particular would do the trick? As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

I have a complex shape on my hands that is giving me trouble, see attached pictures and file: Here is the picture with explanation: and the solidworks part file is also attached. I just cant seem to get the right lofted cut, thanks in advance for the help... As always thanks in advance and...

do you have the formula with KL added? As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

thanks, i missed that, so here is what i ran using that tube size I changed things a bit and am using 4 small columns rather than 2 large ones. For this analysis I sketched up the 6 inch tube and associated bracing on which the load would be applied: force was set at 2500lbs (10000/4...

Its been 6 years since i did any classes on beam/column design so bear with me. Alro steel doesnt carry HSS it but i think i might have to find it elsewhere......any suggestions? As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me...

yes but i simplified it to the loading on one beam.... the beam needs to hold half the weight and not buckle... As always thanks in advance and if you need ANY automotive engineering or performance advice feel free to email me as I am not on here that often.

So i have a 'c' channel beam as shown here: The beam i used is marked with red I assumed the whole beam to be of thickness C (.487") in this case.. found my moment of inertia to be Ixx=1.80621in^4 Here is my eulers formula Fcr = (pi^2 x E x I)/L^2 I used english standard units which i...

Ok, I ran this problem through by hand using eulers formula and stepped up to an 8" beam Here is my formula Fcr = (pi^2 x E x I)/L^2 I used english standard units which i think are correct but see if i am correct here: E for astm a36= 200gpa = 29007547.54psi I is my moment of inertia in...