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help me to remember how can I draw this frame plzzzzzzz


wise-man

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I've drawn this frame, but I forgot how I made it

but I think I used revolve or sweep command but how I forgot

can anyone help me please

:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

 

 

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Having a drinking problem..? ;-)

I think you did some solid and boolean operations.

A extrusion over a path, the bottom plate added later?

Tip before the party starts.. always save the primitives. ;-)

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You drew a rectangle, filleted the corners, trimmed the half of it out, drew the cross section, extruded the cross section along the path of the filleted half-rectangle, copied the result, rotated the new copy by 180 deg, connected and joined the two pieces in union.

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thx a lot guys

dear halam no it's not drinking problem :D but I did it since long time

the first step I drew 2d filleted rectangle and then drew an arc to help me to make a 3d curved frame with sweep or revolve command this step is forgotten

the frame was one piece I didn't use union command and the bottom plate mostly added later by extrude the rectangle I'm not sure

thx again so much ;)

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It was just a wild guess from me but that's how I did it in about 2 minutes time, giving it no specific dimensions.

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It was just a wild guess from me but that's how I did it in about 2 minutes time, giving it no specific dimensions.

I will tell you how that is too easy bro

I think now remember how I did it

and all what I can tell you that I used sweep and arc ;)

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I did it guys but not in 2 minutes

I did it in half minute

and I will show you how

first step as what I told you before I drew I filleted rectangle and then an arc and then used sweep ,select arc object and then select the filleted rectangle as a path

and now done 8) ;)1462773791541.jpg

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Are you trying to avoid making it into a 3D Solid?

Instead of using an arc, you could have created a closed polyline, which when swept along your Path would have generated a 3D Solid, which is what I prefer to work with.

Do you only want a Surface?

If so, how you did it will suffice. :|

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Having a drinking problem..? ;-)

 

dear halam no it's not drinking problem

 

Great!... Beer.. ������

 

Great!... Beer..

 

Even after the OP said it wasn't a drinking problem? Really?

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