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    ...or
    do a Surface Revolve.

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    I tried both approaches. Neither worked. I want it to be a thin feature. Is that problem?

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    I get rebuild error: sketches used for revolve features use a single, non-self intersecting contour, and either a single center line, or one that is currently selected. Also I dont have the surfaces tab.

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    Right click on your file name and select Send to Compressed (zipped) Folder and attach the resulting *.zip file here.

    On this particular revolution I could not do a Thin Feature in the revolve.
    I had to Revolve and then Shell
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    Surface Revolve and Thickne.
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    To get Surfaces tab right click on any other tab and select Surfaces
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    Ok I got the surface to revolve, both ways actually. And I was able to make it a shell. But is there a way to get rid of the bottom surface so that it is open?

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    Aside from just making a extruded cut using a circle i mean

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    When you Shell you click on the faces you want to remove (in this case the bottom face).

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    Excellent. Thank you!

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