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How to draw a Wave Spring Washer in Geomagic Design

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How to draw a Wave Spring Washer in Geomagic Design

How to draw a Wave Spring Washer in Geomagic Design

(OP)
Hi All, I am new here.
I just need a bit of advice on How to draw a Wave Spring Washer in Geomagic Design.
I have found Youtube Vid, on how to do it in Solidworks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX3-6V3rau8
But i Cant achieve it yet, in Goemagic Design.
I just wondered, if was Possible in Geo, using similar technique, or am I wasting my time.
Any tips would be appreciated.
I need to be able to edit, No of waves, wave depth, Diameters & Thickness
Thanks
Rowland C

RE: How to draw a Wave Spring Washer in Geomagic Design

RowlyC
Try your question at http://forum.alibre.com/ You may get a better answer there.
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