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extrusion on curved sheet/surface 3

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I hope you aren't planning to model the bumps of a diamond plate sheet.
Are You ?

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Tomas
 
exactly i want do this, you are right toost. pls give me solution.
 
ashwani1973 said:
exactly i want do this, you are right toost. pls give me solution.

Don't model the diamond pattern. That would be a waste of time and only serve to make your model heavier and more difficult to work with. Call out the material on your drawing and/or use a hatch pattern on the drawing views for a pictorial reference.

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What Cowski said.
Occasionally we have to model cross hatching in order to machine it into our molds. It's a pretty awful experience. NX slows to an absolute crawl.
 
ok you are right. thanks for sugestions
 
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