Fusion 360 | Surrogate Emboss
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Using the surrogate emboss method to create a tongue on a tongue drum.
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They really need to support emboss with double curvature surfaces. I always find myself with hacky workarounds
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how do you move your camera with that smooth motion
How can we unfold this 2D curvature semi-circle? Or, unfold a 3D curvature object.
When I need to add panel lines to a lofted surface, I create sketch, extrude those lines in surface mode so they pass through the entire model on both sides, split the main model using those extruded surfaces as the splitting tool then select the section I want to emboss and use the Press Pull tool then I Combine all the pieces again. : )
I have a question for you, I like to recess my screwheads in 3d prints. The hole tool has a simple countersink. Unless the screw heads have razer sharp edges there will always be a gap around the head of the screw which doesn't look good. What's the quickest way to achieve a recessed countersink like I've attempted to draw below?
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I've tried creating a sketch and revolving it but that's a lot of work!
I've tried counterboring with the hole tool and chamfering the shelf the counterbore makes but you have to estimate what the maximum chamfer could be.
I've also tried creating models of the common screws I use and importing them and subtracting them from the model but that's tedious and move captures are not parametric.
Any suggestions?
Sorry this is not related to the video!
Make the counterbore with an extrusion, then make a countersunk hole with the hole tool at the bottom with the countersink diameter set to the counterbore diameter you chose.