medontknow
Mechanical
- Jul 15, 2002
- 10
Looking for pointers in working with spheres. One question I have is how to extrude hole cuts on the surface of a sphere having the center lines point to the center of the sphere? Thanks for the help!!!
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Spheres
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1. Use the ambasicplanes command
2. On the default sketchplane, draw a circle, draw a line horizontally quadrant to quadrant.
3. Trim the bottom half.
4. Profile and dimension the half-moon shape.
5. revolve your profile
6. Now that you have a solid, go back and edit the sketch, and constrain the circle to the workpoint.
7.(You may have to delete a fix point before you can do step 6)
*** You now have 3 planes equalling six sides that you can offset or constrain to.
8. Offset a sketch plane 1/2 the diameter of the sphere, put a workpoint on the new sketch plane.
9. Constrain the new workpoint to the first work point.
10. Use the amhole command, and for the placement, choose "On Point."
Flores
2. On the default sketchplane, draw a circle, draw a line horizontally quadrant to quadrant.
3. Trim the bottom half.
4. Profile and dimension the half-moon shape.
5. revolve your profile
6. Now that you have a solid, go back and edit the sketch, and constrain the circle to the workpoint.
7.(You may have to delete a fix point before you can do step 6)
*** You now have 3 planes equalling six sides that you can offset or constrain to.
8. Offset a sketch plane 1/2 the diameter of the sphere, put a workpoint on the new sketch plane.
9. Constrain the new workpoint to the first work point.
10. Use the amhole command, and for the placement, choose "On Point."
Flores
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