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  1. oteast

    Trying many avenues to perform solids subtraction for vanes & flowpath

    Really appreciate the two responses, here's another one that I was hoping to get a suggestion on how to proceed, this is the matching rotor for the vane assembly previously shown in the thread, probably done in the same very inefficient and inelegant manner as I was doing the stator assembly. A...
  2. oteast

    Trying many avenues to perform solids subtraction for vanes & flowpath

    Yes, that looks exactly what I need. What were the key steps needed. I have been fighting with it most of a day to get the solids trimmed? Thank you for your time. Oliver
  3. oteast

    Trying many avenues to perform solids subtraction for vanes & flowpath

    On UG/NX 7.5 which we lack any decent manual for (I checked all our local libraries and amazon for good third party guides; the former has nothing and latter all cover NX v2 or 3 or 4....). What I am trying to do is place vanes from lofted x-section data points in a gas flow channel which is...
  4. oteast

    How to generate a duct with compound curvature in UGS NX7.5?

    These are both much closer than whatever mess I was getting really appreciate the time working, I'll study both solutions as togther I think I'll have a reasonable tolerance part. Another question, before I hunt through the online manuals, can you 1) extrude a surface into a solid, or 2)...
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    How to generate a duct with compound curvature in UGS NX7.5?

    I'm a novice user to UGS much less solidmodeling, but fortunately have some machine shop experience so the paradigm shift from traditional CAD is hard but not impossible. OK in the attached file I have to close a duct, you can see a wireframe outline of the duct where the curvature is compound...

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