How to offset Work Planes and use the Loft tool in Onshape CAD

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @Nifty-Stuff
    @Nifty-Stuff 4 года назад +1

    I'm shocked no other comments! I went through 10 "onshape loft" videos before finding this perfect example. Thanks!

  • @noname6284
    @noname6284 3 года назад

    Hello, I did this and now my OnShape would only extrude parts of my sketch even though everything is closed... and whenever i press extrude my sketch outline would turn gray.. can you help me please?

    • @MrErdreich
      @MrErdreich  3 года назад +1

      Hi there! It sounds like your shapes may appear to be closed, but there is actually a hole somewhere. Go into your sketch and zoom as far in as you can to each place two lines meet and ensure there isn’t a gap. In your sketch, the drawn shape should be filled gray if it’s closed. Alternatively, lofts follow the vertex of your shape drawn and can twist depending on how you drew your lines. Fewer points and a simpler shape is best.

    • @noname6284
      @noname6284 3 года назад

      ​@@MrErdreich thanks for the respond, will it appears there is nothing wrong with the actual object instead when i try to extrude part of an object twice the sketch doesn't correspond with the pre-extruded part of the object...
      is there a solution for that? i tried searching but nothing seems to help

    • @MrErdreich
      @MrErdreich  3 года назад

      @@noname6284 not sure just off your description but if you create a public link, you can share it and I’ll take a look

    • @noname6284
      @noname6284 3 года назад

      @@MrErdreich ok sure, i will create a test object and send you the link so you know what i mean ( please focus on how the object is extruded)

    • @noname6284
      @noname6284 3 года назад +1

      @@MrErdreich update: the problem was me drawing multiple shapes in one object, i am supposed to draw one object per extrude. Thanks for any inconvenience