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using a Design Table

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Friel300

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Hi all


I am creating a guarding system made of similar panels.


i have been advised that a design table may be benificial.


i have created a master panel. With a parameter for panel number (linked tothe part number)and a parameter for the width of the part, both of these are linked to a design table. when i change the table the part changes fine.


now what do i do with the part to put it into an assembly?


is it possible to have different variations of the same part in the same assy?


or do i have the wrong end of the stick with all of this?
 
You can save each configuration as a part or even better create a catalog.
...then you can insert them in any assembly
 
Thanks for the reply


i have sorted it now. as a panel consisted of a product i could not use a catolouge.


also each panel would be unique in width so there was no reuse of panels, plus it would have caused problems if i needed to change a part of one panel.


instead i created a Design table of a product with variable width only. placeing a new from into the assembly.
 
Hi Friel,


I created a video tutorial that shows how to create a design table to create a spring that varies in length and pitch size. then a catalog is made for a range of springs using the resolve tool.


Here is the link


[url]http://www.catiatutorialz.blogspot.com/2012/03/020-using-res olve-tool-to-generate.html[/url]
 
un-fortunalty i cannot view videos here (@ WORK)


i will be sure to check this out at home though.


thanks a bunch bud =)
 

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