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Hi All,

 

I have to explain the situation and hope I can do it well,

 

just imagine I have a 3D Aluminium profile and I create a hole on it's surface. after I realized I did that wrong I want to refill the hole.

what I usually do, is slice a piece of that extrusion and copy/move to the hole location and then use the Union command to refill the hole. but sometimes I should do 4 times slicing to catch a small piece of that extrusion and put it on the hole to cover the hole.

Actually, I was thinking about a kind of Slice command which allows me to draw something (like circle or closed polyline) on a surface and then slice the object through the edges of that circle or Polyline, and then I have that piece of material which can cover the hole.

Is there any command like that? or what's the smart way for doing that?

I hope I could explain the situation well.

any question just let me know.

 

Thanks in Advance

 

Cheers

 

Ali

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Experiment with the SOLIDEDIT command. If you put a hole in the wrong spot, you can just delete it.

 

Solidedit > Face > Delete

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Experiment with the SOLIDEDIT command. If you put a hole in the wrong spot, you can just delete it.

 

Solidedit > Face > Delete

 

 

again you r the man "Cad64",

 

That was the smartest way:shock:

Thank you very much

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... or you can even move the hole in the right position: Solidedit > Face> Move :)

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... or you can even move the hole in the right position: Solidedit > Face> Move :)

 

:shock::shock::shock:That was bloody nice.

very useful lessons for Friday:D

 

Thanks Fuccaro

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Let's continue: to adjust the hole's diameter or depth: Solidedit > Face > Offset :)

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Let's continue: to adjust the hole's diameter or depth: Solidedit > Face > Offset :)

 

Thanks for your great lessons Fuccaro.

 

as always very useful

 

Cheers

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