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is there any simple way to engrave letters on the components
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In part mode (ProE2001):
Simply create a Cut or Protrusion feature. Define your sketch plane and
its orientation.
Once you are in the sketch mode click Sketch -->
Text .... --> Sketch a vertical line (= height of the characters)
--> Type your text in the dialog box and confirm.
You should now have your characters in/on your model.
Regards,
Filip.
Edited by: FDdesign
Simply create a Cut or Protrusion feature. Define your sketch plane and
its orientation.
Once you are in the sketch mode click Sketch -->
Text .... --> Sketch a vertical line (= height of the characters)
--> Type your text in the dialog box and confirm.
You should now have your characters in/on your model.
Regards,
Filip.
Edited by: FDdesign
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thanx man that is very simple
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BUT FILIP IF THE SURFACE IS ROUND/UNEVEN HOW WILL U MAKE
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FDdesign
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You mean something like this ?
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Just create a surface with an offset to the 'base' surface.
Create your protrusion/cut with depth option 'Upto surface'.
Set that 'extra' created surface to a layer and finally 'blank' that layer which contains that 'extra' surface.
In this case I created a protrusion, to create a cut its the same technique...
Regards,
Filip
Edited by: FDdesign
View attachment 450 View attachment 451
Just create a surface with an offset to the 'base' surface.
Create your protrusion/cut with depth option 'Upto surface'.
Set that 'extra' created surface to a layer and finally 'blank' that layer which contains that 'extra' surface.
In this case I created a protrusion, to create a cut its the same technique...
Regards,
Filip
Edited by: FDdesign
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