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Re: Vertical draft of a hole angled 45 degress

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Interesting discussion and creative solution, Antonius.

 

I'd like to add a couple things.

 

  1. The problem isn't simply that you have a 'rainbow' area, it's that that transition from A side to B side isn't aligned with your pull direction.  This creates, as Antonius discovered, undercuts on both sides of the circle.
  2. I don't think you need the protruding slide-by shut off, the P/L can be right on the face of the part on each side.
  3. By creating this so that you have a true circle on both sides, you do not have a true thru diameter as material must be added inside the hole to make the part moldable.
  4. With a small bit of surfacing, what Antonius has done can all be done natively in the part which makes the database simpler and keeps all the design dims in the part
  5. If having a circular profile is only important on one side or the other, or even in the center, this can be made quite simply with an extrude and no slide-by shutoffs.

 

I've uploaded a zip file showing how to create options 4 & 5 in Creo2.


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