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Brilliant, thank you for this.

I will download and attempt myself.

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I’m a little late to the party once again but thought I would post an alternate method based on the use of this free plugin at the Exchange:

http://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/ACD/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com%3astsc_uvvectormap_windows32and64%3aen

 

 

See the attached PDF.

 

This has been interesting. I have eventually worked out a way to do this using AutoCad standard features and reuiring no eyeballing or sketching.

 

- Draw centreline of wire in each elevation.

- Increase the length of the 26.08 rad main arc a bit both ends.

- Break the 26.08 rad arc at the mid point

 

- Extrude a surface from the side profile arcs

- Align the end views each side of the surface.

- Use the Project Geometry commands to project the end views onto the surface(I used Project to two points and simply selected the X axis)

-Join the 2 sides together

-extrude circle along the spline path.

 

QED....

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Project Geometry is on the Surface tab

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Good job. Glad to see you stuck with it and did not give up.:thumbsup:

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Take pride in that you figured out how to do it (pretty much) on your own.

Good work.

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