Mar 31, 2003 #1 P pintu Guest i wil be become very glad if any body will tell me the limitataion of for shelling a part. thankx pintu_33@hotmail.com.
i wil be become very glad if any body will tell me the limitataion of for shelling a part. thankx pintu_33@hotmail.com.
Apr 1, 2003 Thread starter #2 V veri Guest what kind of problem do you have? maybe you have to modificate part accuracy? set up - accuracy the smaller value the thinner wall is possible (but also slower to regenerate)
what kind of problem do you have? maybe you have to modificate part accuracy? set up - accuracy the smaller value the thinner wall is possible (but also slower to regenerate)
Apr 1, 2003 Thread starter #3 X xcad Guest Analysis > surface analysis > radius > select the surface > compute and observe the Min. inside radius, this value is your limit to your shell feature
Analysis > surface analysis > radius > select the surface > compute and observe the Min. inside radius, this value is your limit to your shell feature
Apr 1, 2003 Thread starter #4 A adicar01 Guest Smallest radius and smallest edge will give you the minimum thick.
Apr 7, 2003 Thread starter #5 M mmead0ws Guest If a thicker wall is needed, you can try creating the inside geometry and thickening to the outside. This generally makes shell features more robust since radii that grow in diameter don't disappear when the thickness grows.
If a thicker wall is needed, you can try creating the inside geometry and thickening to the outside. This generally makes shell features more robust since radii that grow in diameter don't disappear when the thickness grows.
Apr 7, 2003 Thread starter #6 K kthadani Guest do min radius analysis to check the offset value you can achieve. thats the shell thickness you can give.
do min radius analysis to check the offset value you can achieve. thats the shell thickness you can give.